Misquoted

Few things are as “funny” as poor use of “quotation marks.” Why is this such a problem? Isn’t it universally understood that quotes make a word suspicious? The addition of quotation marks effectively negates the meaning of the word! “New” means “old”, “no” means “yes”, “nice” means “lousy”, and “please” means “go fuck yourself.”

I’d like to blame it on immigrants’ poor grasp of the English language, but native speakers make them same goddam mistakes. Here, I’ll make it easy for all of you.

Use bold, italics, or underline for emphasis! Not “quotes.”

  • Poor use of quotes<wink wink> <nudge nudge> <Say no more, say no more>
  • Poor use of quotesMake sure to make the quote finger motion as you order some.
  • Poor use of quotesThis is pretty open ended.
  • "Pay" inside for "Fruits"I have no idea what they’re trying to convey here.

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1 Response to “Misquoted”


  1. 1 spcoon Apr 1st, 2006 at 12:23 am

    so funny…

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