Well, we'll allow some credit cards, but we won't really accept them. Thanks, Katie.
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Aww, man! I can't believe you didn't include the chintzy Last Supper sculpture in the photo. Jesus wants to be a part of the blogosphere, too, you know.
I realize your peeve is too many quotations marks but this story is about too few and I thought it might "interest" you.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122489468502968839.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
And as long as I've got you on the line, why do the Brits call them "inverted commas?"
Thanks, alittleguitar. As a former newspaper editor, I'd have my blue pencil out and "decorating" the copy of the books Lionel mentioned. The non-use of quotation marks for dialogue is just plain lazy writing.
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