Re: Nerd Boy, episode 389
"Joaquim G�ndara" schrieb: > I choose my words carefully. If you ask me, the "..." thing at > the end is cheating. In this case, however, it did seem rather > fitting. Sorry to say that, but it doesn't. If you want to express an open end of a sentence, you are supposed to start with a blank ("lalala ..."). If there's no blank ahead the dots the last word is not yet finished. Jenz (.. this was real hard stuff)
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