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  • An English professor wrote these words

    I have heard of this one before. It followed a similar example on a will written to be split between Person 1 Person 2 and Person 3. Person 3 argued that it was 50/50 meaning 1&2 got 50 and person 3 getting 50. I think person 3 won the awarded amount for lack of a comma.

    Reviewed by Michlafu Jul 26 2007, 11:13am ( 93 reviews ) • ghandchi.com

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  • Rated by tchaiz on Sep 23, 1:48pm

    men are from mars women venus. The women's version creates unparallel structure and so is aesthetically unpleasing.

  • Reviewed by thestripedone on Sep 21, 12:14pm

    You know, I wouldn't have put any punctuation in it at all. Doesn't need any to be a grammatically correct sentence!

  • Reviewed by Joxcie on Sep 20, 10:39am

    indeed :D

  • Rated by peterfaj on Aug 26, 3:31am

    Wow, SU is full of geniuses. One genius found out that it's impossible for all women in a class to give the exactly the same answer and impossible for all men in the class to give the same answer. I never thought of that. I though this joke was real.

  • Rated by DarkPearl on Jul 27, 6:20pm

    interesting

  • Reviewed by OsselKaplan on Jul 27, 3:58pm

    subliminalboy, I know it wasn't funny, but it WAS a joke. Fictional. Fabricated. No man wrote anything. No woman wrote anything. It's as true as any blonde joke. Calm down.

  • Rated by cpetersen on Jul 19, 5:21pm

    Hardy hurr durr...

  • Rated by subliminalboy on Jul 17, 11:32pm

    While the actual statement is clever this is the most contrived piece of bullshit ever. You mean to tell me every woman in that class came to the exact same and surprisingly clever 2nd version of the punctuation, and every one of those penis swinging brutes came to the same male egocentric 1st version? Give me a break. The same story as a parable might hold more sway but presented as reality it leads me to question the integrity of the individual posting it. I am not sexist but my mind jumped to the first punctuation conclusion....then in an immediate effort to fight the blatant sexism of the statements original format my mind raced to find a less obvious solution. I think this same reaction would have occurred in a college level class of students studying English and at least a few of those man monkeys would have produced the alternative.