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So you're with joombaga, not willhimsa -- right?

• iggldiggl 5y ago
  I'd tend towards willhinsa and yes, I'd rather switch the question and exclamation marks around in rplst8's examples.
  • joombaga 5y ago
    My thought is that punctuation "terminates" a sentence, and so the mark that's further to the right is "terminated" later, therefore it more represents the overall sentiment. The left punctuation mark is like a modifier; it's an adjective before a noun.