Some all-new collegiate punctuation marks to rival the Oxford comma.
A series of exclamation marks used in an effort to appear excessively friendly and non-threatening, commonly found in women’s work e-mails.
Example: I’ve got two hundred on tonight’s game, if the Tar Heels lose my wife’s going to kesh [kill] me.These ellipses are used when someone begins to answer a question that they don’t want to answer, before abruptly trailing off. Example: Did you hear our daughter say that “capitalism is part of the Matrix”? She should try telling that to the tuition office.Apostrophe used when explaining how nepotism or social connections led to a speaker’s current position.
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