Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 16, 2023

Nice comeback.

Comma Charmeleon, they come and go, they come and go!

Commas are hard to tame, they, can sometimes go a bit, wild.

Commas don’t come easy to me.

Free range commas.

It looks more like an apostrophe catastrophe.

Those periods are looking tired. They are dragging their tails.

Free-range commas make your writing seem more organic.

Commas are essential! A classic example highlighting this is these two sentences, differing only in commas: “I like cooking, my family, and my pets.” “I like cooking my family and my pets.”

Even worse is missing a few periods.

Especially those Oxford commas; they tend to be sneaky, allusive, and hard to capture.

Imagine having to be a comma herder!

Wild commas. That’s gonna make me smile the rest of the day.

The ones on the bottom line are tame commas. The ones in the middle are wild commas, and the ones on the top line could be apostrophes.

Comma and see me sometime.

Comma ça va?

Free range commas? Wow! I thought they were extinct.

Wild commas – leaving their pause (pause prints) everywhere.

Good commas, but I like your parentheses better. For a second, I thought they were apostrophes since they are hanging like that and there’s no line.

Thus the song, Wild Horses couldn’t keep me away.

Charlie Brown’s got commas in his eyes after hearing that.

Leave it to Sally to find and depict the wild commas : )

Maybe they are apostrophes

A plague of commas o’er the land.

few people know this, but commas come in a variety of places and can be used for a variety of things, however, they can never end a sentence nor can you tame them when they are wild and invading your paragraph. (⊙_⊙)？

The Oxford commas have little gowns and mortar boards.

But what are their pronouns?

“Do not put commas, where they do not belong.”

“The Attack of the Wild Commas”, coming to a theater, near you, soon,…

Maybe the President can shoot them all down for us.

free range

Comma comma comma comma comma chameleooooon!!!!

Looks like an insect infestation to me.

Are wild commas like wild llamas?

Uh, “,”…

I like to use Chupacommas and other cryptopunctuation.

Cage free commas

A Flock of commas? Herd? Covey? A Whole Bunch?

Wild Kingdom with your host Sally Brown. Tonight we will explore the mysterious world of wild commas. ;-p

It’s why l prefer periods…..

Those aren’t commas; they’re Apo’s trophies.