Why, sure. If you're going to stick with the labored attempts at being patronizing and clever, why not go whole hog?
Oh, my. My, my, my.
Shirley by now the Usernet has come up with a label for this kind of bottom-of-the-barrel lameocity. What does one call someone so utterly bereft of imagination and wit that he is reduced to merely repackaging -- verbatim -- the rebukes, admonitions, insults, and dismissive verbal size-10 Doc Martens in the butt hurled his way, then flinging them back like a deranged chimp with a fistful of feces?
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I suppose "Bob" will do.
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Bob, I'm always interested in discussing English grammar and punctuation, as are many of the others in these here froups. So other than the coordinating conjunction that Barbara obviously failed to delete as she edited her post, what exactly is incorrect about the grammar and punctuation of the two sentences you quoted? Just so there's no ambiguity, I'm referring to the two sentences you quoted when you were pulling a Bob by demonstrating that you are so utterly bereft of imagination and wit that you are reduced to merely repackaging -- verbatim -- the rebukes, admonitions, insults, and dismissive verbal size-10 Doc Martens in the butt hurled your way, then flinging them back like a deranged chimp with a fistful of feces. Those two.
