MLA.
Hark! Harold the angel sings.

Idk what anything is or means here tbh
suck it.

nooooo

I understand, I'll always make sure to read all the appropriate materials before insulting

I can live with making myself look like a fool but at least do me the courtesy of insulting me accurately. It’s the only I will feel truly respected.
Edit: the only *way
I give up.

No, it will explain the story I tried to tell. Please get your insults in order, Bee!

This will explain the joke you tried to make?

And his brother.
https://www.filmboards.com/board/p/19626684/permalink/#p19626684

Yeah, I screwed that up and actually agree with you. Please ignore.

Mind you, I would have assumed that the sentence applied to A or B or C, but that's probably because I'm so used to American usage by now, here at Rutg- phew, almost doxxed myself! But it's true that most English usage is more carefully arrived at and has a longer history of established precedents.

I think I may have butchered that anecdote. I would have to go back to the actual case to be certain of the wording.

Thank you! I also favor the Oxford comma. I heard of litigation a few years ago that was dependent on it. "You're under contract to do A, B or C" One party interpreted it as doing A and then either doing B or C. The other party interpreted it as doing either A or B or C. The fact that it went to litigation tells me these two parties didn't have a great relationship to begin with, but I agree that without the Oxford comma, the contract was for A and then either B or C.

MLA style. And the Oxford comma is not just necessary, it is vital to the well-being of the entire universe. At Cambridge if you go into a coma they just feed you porridge through the IV drip.

And while we're at it, how does everyone feel about the Oxford comma?
Unnecessary
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Necessary
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