I bet Chuck Norris could do it.Originally posted by: 91TTZ
It's called the " "
The space between the quotes contains an amazing word that cannot be pronounced or comprehended. The only person to come close to doing so was Prince a few years back.
Originally posted by: drinkmorejava
uh, the exclamation point is a proper punctuation mark it can't be broken down, just like two ' do not mean the same thing as a " and : != ; Similarly . + , != ; You don't get to play Mr. Potato Head with all the random junk and make your own punctuation.
Jeez, why not? Many of the people here play with the letters in the alphabet and make up their own words...Originally posted by: drinkmorejava
uh, the exclamation point is a proper punctuation mark it can't be broken down, just like two ' do not mean the same thing as a " and : != ; Similarly . + , != ; You don't get to play Mr. Potato Head with all the random junk and make your own punctuation.
Yes, considering that a large stick is aiming for it. The dot is obviously the feminine part of an exclamation.Originally posted by: SSP
The super happy dot.
DIAF.Originally posted by: guoziming
I bet Chuck Norris could do it.Originally posted by: 91TTZ
It's called the " "
The space between the quotes contains an amazing word that cannot be pronounced or comprehended. The only person to come close to doing so was Prince a few years back.
Darn tootin'Originally posted by: guoziming
I bet Chuck Norris could do it.Originally posted by: 91TTZ
It's called the " "
The space between the quotes contains an amazing word that cannot be pronounced or comprehended. The only person to come close to doing so was Prince a few years back.
lmao, thats going in my sigOriginally posted by: 91TTZ
It's called the " "
The space between the quotes contains an amazing word that cannot be pronounced or comprehended. The only person to come close to doing so was Prince a few years back.
LOL... that's funny. I'm gonna call people tittles now and they're gonna go WTF?Originally posted by: xSauronx
the similar dot over an "i" is called a tittle...
i only remember this, because in a 7th-grade bible class that was being taught by our english-teaching sub, someone in the bible mentioned a tittle, someone asked what it was, and she drew a circle around the dot of an i.
imagine that, then the word "tittle" makes perfect sense
it took her a moment to get us all to stop laughing.