Differences in gender
An English professor wrote the following on the chalk board:
"A women without her man is nothing"
He then asked the class to punctuate it correctly.
All the males in the class wrote down the following:
"A women, without her man, is nothing"
All the females in the class wrote down the following:
"A women: without her, man is nothing"
An English professor wrote the following on the chalk board:
"A women without her man is nothing"
He then asked the class to punctuate it correctly.
All the males in the class wrote down the following:
"A women, without her man, is nothing"
All the females in the class wrote down the following:
"A women: without her, man is nothing"
What a difference a little punctuation makes. It changes the whole meaning of a sentence to fit the need of the person/persons. Words are much the same.
Words are joined together to express thoughts and to convey ideas. Sometimes they are just used to anger people around them. Sometime the punctuation mark is just placed in the wrong place.
Net is-- Words sometimes need to be punctuated correctly so that the true meaning is found.
Later but I do have this last question to ask.
If one synchronized swimmer drowns, do the rest have to drown too?
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