"Packed up a bag and headed to Atlanta, where they still believe in G-d but don't believe in Santa"

[iamnotacamwhore]

Ergh. Ukyou should have been hanging out with the old Drama crazies, instead of dealing with parental drama. Nytia, Ukyou will be evening the score in bites

Comments

[rampala_quistis]

Punctuation such as comma (,) and period (.) go inside quotation marks, not outside. Only exclamation points (!) and question marks (?) can go outside quotations-- any only if they are not part of the quote.

For example:

Did Margaret ask about "you-know-what"?
-and-
Margaret asked, "Do you know the time?"

Are correct.

Yes, I'm an arse.

[iamnotacamwhore]

Well, given that it's not part of the sentence (rather, it's a self-sustaining quote used for dramatic purposes), the comma is separating the quotation from the paragraph-break.

Booyakasha.

[rampala_quistis]

While I understand that fact, it matters not. Commas always go inside quotations regardless of the circumstance. Same for periods.

[sugar_arsenic]

DAYUM. You got SERVED.

[mrandal]

Well, I did enjoy tonight actually. One of the best night's I've had in a while. Good to see ya again...even if there was a make-out session between my friends in the back of my new car. lol. Never going to forget you partially stripping in the rain. ^_^

[sugar_arsenic]

Rampala - not an arse, just a fellow Grammar Nazi, and I adore you for it.

As for you, boy, stripping in the rain, eh? Does the word "reenactment" mean anything to you?

:ninja:

Raven needs to pack. Tee. (THIS close to happy dancing, but good self-restraint.)

[rampala_quistis]

Hazaa for fellow Grammar Nazis!

[paakun]

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