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[ajoknoblauch]

Er, that would be: Your grammar, punctuation, and spelling regress when you attempt sarcasm. Make sure your punctuation is correct if you are going to make fun of someone's punctuation.

My punctuation is perfect there. Second comma is optional or, rather, superfluous.

 

[internationalguy]

I'm already planning my next visa run or getaway. It sounds like a lovely option. Does anyone know if it gets affected by the crowds that leave Buenos Aires for the summer?

 

[internationalguy]

My punctuation is perfect there. No second comma necessary.

Obama likes lying and manipulating. (no comma needed)

Obama likes lying, deceiving, and manipulating. (comma IS needed before and)

 

[twin]

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/commas.htm

Note #1.

 

[Rich One]

More shows in Floripa tham in Calle Corrientes....?

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Obama likes lying and manipulating. (no comma needed)

Obama likes lying, deceiving, and manipulating. (comma IS needed before and)

Criticism warranted. Falsehoods unneeded.

 

[samiamm]

Criticism warranted. Falsehoods unneeded.

Get over yourself !!!!

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Get over yourself !!!!

When you're trying to act petulant, nena, you should write in ALL CAPS.

 

[mariano-BCN]

Yes, but can you buy US dollars in Floripa?
This is important.

of course you can, Brazil is normal.

 

[mariano-BCN]

More shows in Floripa tham in Calle Corrientes....?

I don't go to shows so I wouldn't know. But I'm a very frequent visitor of good cinemas like in BsArs Premier, Gaumont, Lorca, etc. And here in Floripa I discover that there are at least 4 like them, besides the many cinemas in each mall, but with Hollywood-crap. Although I went yesterday to see in such a cinema a Brazilian production called Serra Pelada, very good movie indeed.
For sure: the idea this city is like Benidorm in Spain, or Colonia in Uruguay, or La Plata in Argentina (read: boring) is outdated.