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But, does he use the Oxford comma? This is as stupid as starting a war over cracking the big end or little end of an egg. Or, using whatever book was about tha

But, does he use the Oxford comma? This is as stupid as starting a war over cracking the big end or little end of an egg. Or, using whatever book was about that subject as a spelling style guide.

markdown 10mo ago
> But, does he use the Oxford comma? Bro don't even joke about that
PaulDavisThe1st 10mo ago
that's much less important than where he places a full stop when there are parenthetical remarks (such as here).
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goopypoop 10mo ago
you crack the ends of eggs?!
- jjgreen 10mo ago
  When boiled, for example (this a reference to Swift's Gulliver's Travels)
  - mikestew 10mo ago
    And hence big endian and little endian byte orders. (Yeah, but somebody doesn’t know that.)
    - leipert 10mo ago
      Guess I am one of the lucky 10000 today.
- ahoka 10mo ago
  Soft boiled eggs are put in an egg cup and cracked to eat the soft yolk. I believe it’s not a thing in the US.
  - climb_stealth 10mo ago
    What surprises me is that someone would consider cracking the big end of the egg. And have it sitting upside down in the egg cup? Ludicrous! Absolutely ludicrous! :)