The Latest in Punctuation
It’s National Punctuation Day!
Here are a few punctuation cartoons for the occasion. (And here’s what a godzilla mark should sound like.)
Tagged with: Burp • Comma • Definition • Drunken • Ellipsis • Godzilla • Language • Punctuation • Silence
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lol, that’s great, love the Godzilla roar!
: )
[ROAR!]
I love the godzilla mark! wouldn’t mind the belch mark either 🙂
Fantastic stuff! These cartoons belong in a national newspaper so everyone can get a chuckle…
Good one[Godzilla mark]
i’ll sure use dat !
I just don’t know what to say………
Yea! Go punctuation! 🙂
The dot at the bottom of the godzilla mark made this for me.
XD XD I love that!
What about a Mothra Mark?
I LOVE punctuation!!! Especially when it’s used correctly.
How bout a stop motion video of a sentence turning into a Godzilla movie? Just a creative thought!
lol! 😉
Time to petition the Unicode Consortium for the inclusion of the Godzilla Mark. They didn’t go for Klingon, so it’s not going to be easy, ROAR-SCREECH.
I love the Godzilla mark! Helps get the message across. Punctuation is fun.
Don’t forget to watch Victor Borge’s punctuation speech bit!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lF4qii8S3gw
As a high school teacher I could see how Godzilla marks would be most useful!
I can’t seem to find it on my keyboard…
Thanks for sharing the clip of Victor Borge!
Ugh… I’ve actually heard the Belch-comma IRL :\