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is the Oxford coma similar to the Porterhouse Blue?

that, my dear, is a T-bone, a proper porterhouse has the tenderloin included....

but bleu cheese on a T-bone is nuthin' to sneeze at. I m hungry now.....

I always thought that salt and pepper were all that a really good steak required, but bleu cheese...mmmmmmm.

I see a trip to the amish market and the butchershop in my future....

Yes I know the difference. I prefer the bone-in Tbone and it was a better photo.

But if you want one of the best steak dishes I've ever made: http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/gril ... ese-sauce/

I do want that. When are you coming over?

You cook. I'll bring the wine.

I can attest to how delicious that recipe is.

We just had an Oxford comma debate/discussion in the office. There was a pro-person, an anti-person and a pragmatist (whoops!). Being the latter, I use it when it makes the list more clear and leave it out when it is unnecessary.

It is never "unnecessary."

Long Run wrote:We just had an Oxford comma debate/discussion in the office. There was a pro-person, an anti-person and a pragmatist (whoops!). Being the latter, I use it when it makes the list more clear and leave it out when it is unnecessary.

So.... the 'anti-person' is the pragmatic one?

I use it and don't use it randomly, in order to drive Meade nuts...

With God & Beyoncé as your parents, the sky's the limit!!

(me too , Jim. colour me red...)

Oh, ignorance doesn't make me mad. Sad perhaps, but not mad

It's the voices in your head which make you mad, that and the CIA hiding microphones in your ceiling...

Semi-colon.

MajGenl.Meade wrote:

Common Core?

Common error