My fellow alumnus Neeraj has shared this remarkable cartoon with me. Please click on the image for a larger resolution.
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LOL! a lot of responsibility for one little comma.
you go Isaac!
What imagination to come up with that one!
LOL LOL LOL Excellent one!
Hi Rummy,
lol Us Jews are famous for knowing how to make use of commas very well. A comma makes all the difference.
In Portugal, they also have a similar joke (from the fascist era): “Morte a Salazar não faz falta à nação!” (death to Salazar no[t] needed in the nation!) and “Morte a Salazar? Não, faz falta à nação!” (Death to Salazar? No, needed in the nation!).
Cheers for the laugh
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What you should do is to start a blog focussed entirely on Jewish humour. I can do it too but, you know the problems that I will face if I do!
lol Rummy, if I had the time I would undertake that project. I’m involved in starting a new one also related to Politics but on a lighter note. Will see if the project is released in 2019, but who knows?
Cheers
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how fabulous and fun…I’m hopeless with grammar but I don’t care!
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I am delighted that you don’t care. The idea of language is to communicate. If that is done, to hell with grammar, punctuation, spelling etc!
And I do have a grammar-police-person in my family who possibly cringes every time I get it “buggered up” – said person is a journalist!
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