I have no idea what that comma is doing there, but whatever those very nice things are, they must merely resemble trunks. Thanks, Joe.
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Nice "review" today. ;)
http://www.powells.com/review?utm_source=review-a-day&utm_source=review-a-day&utm_medium=email&utm_term=&utm_campaign=rad_20100814&utm_content=Review-a-day%20HEADER
Should you leave that phone number viewable? What's the policy, in general, of viewable personal information in the photos that are posted?
I see an unnecessary apostrophe to boot, unless they mean that the run is great.
@Justin: You may have something there about the phone number. A quick Google search resulted in this: Mary Tanfield,(612)827-2166, 3037 James Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55408-2533.
They apparently didn't know whether to put an unnecessary apostrophe in or not, and so decided to go with a comma instead.
I guess that makes a comma the unnecessarily quoted version of the apostrophe.
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