Punctuation's Predicament: Oxford Comma Files for Existential Leave
The Oxford comma, overwhelmed by modern linguistic trends and a lack of appreciation, has taken a leave of absence, sparking debate and even outrage among dessert aficionados.
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Prescriptively wrong, descriptively thriving
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Local Pigeon Syndicate Accused of Grammatical Terrorism: 'Whose' vs. 'Who's' Graffiti Plagues City
A highly organized network of pigeons, led by a disgraced linguistics professor, is waging a war on correct apostrophe usage across the city, prompting alarm from language purists and a concerned investigation by The Linguistic Ledger.
Local Pigeon Collective Demands Official Recognition as 'Cooinquistic Minority'
A flock of pigeons in Harmony, Indiana, is demanding official recognition and white bread, claiming linguistic discrimination and threatening a 'strategic dropping' campaign if their demands aren't met.
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