Stumper Treehouser Joined Mar 6, 2005 Messages 3,391 Location Colorado Jul 27, 2009 #26 Wesley, You just never know when you might need a 10 inch ladder.....even if not for orchids and other flowers.
Wesley, You just never know when you might need a 10 inch ladder.....even if not for orchids and other flowers.
stehansen Climbing Up Joined Aug 25, 2005 Messages 9,185 Location Ceres, CA Jul 27, 2009 #27 He must have read my post about the palm tree.
stig Patron saint of bore-cutters Joined Aug 26, 2007 Messages 23,702 Location Denmark Jul 27, 2009 #28 I'm glad to see, that I'm not the only one here to make that mistake Would that comma work in English, or only in Danish? Should I have omitted it? Them little critters give me a world of trouble!
I'm glad to see, that I'm not the only one here to make that mistake Would that comma work in English, or only in Danish? Should I have omitted it? Them little critters give me a world of trouble!
rumination Migratory Hippie Arbolist Joined Mar 6, 2005 Messages 3,282 Location Hong Kong Jul 27, 2009 Thread Starter Thread Starter #29 No comma needed in that sentence.
B Blinky Guest Jul 27, 2009 #30 Comma in English prose = brief pause In technical writing it sets off list items from one another Then there's that stupid Oxford comma...
Comma in English prose = brief pause In technical writing it sets off list items from one another Then there's that stupid Oxford comma...
Paul B I dig hammocks. Joined Mar 6, 2005 Messages 12,710 Location Burnaby BC Jul 27, 2009 #31 Come on, no common comma?
B Blinky Guest Jul 27, 2009 #32 So we've gone from orchard ladders to punctuation... damn nice derail!