Friday, June 21, 2013

"I'd like to buy a comma, Pat."

What are "heart joints?"


"I don't remember those from Netter."

14 comments:

  1. And love is the glue that holds them together.

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  2. Grumpy:

    Maybe they just don't know about comma abuse!

    Should probably read this post that talks about that underdiagnosed grammar problem: http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2012/12/05/help-stop-comma-abuse/

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  3. Ow, my heart joints! I must have sprained them jogging!

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  4. Don't eat grandma.

    See, commas save lives!

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  5. So Officer Syntax finally meets Officer Cynical to investigate some fishy dealings in a run down joint.

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  6. ....heart bone connected to the knee bone...

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  7. What, like YOU didn't use your cadaver's heart as a bong when YOU were in med school?

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  8. I lost my heart in a joint once.

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  9. "Heart joints"?

    Perhaps ESL-speak for romantic relationships?

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  10. Excellent! I love my marijuana, but I've always been worried about the cholesterol. Where can I buy these "heart joints"?

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  11. You didn't know hearts have joints ? Mwah, that's why you're a Neurologist and not a Cardiologist...

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  12. We gained a neurologist and lost a copy editor

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  13. As a fan of the Oxford comma, I personally favor, "I had dinner with my parents, the Pope and Mother Theresa."

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So wadda you think?