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Pet peeve
- Thread starter Jazzy
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Lucian
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I don't know if I have one that I could call "my biggest", but it does tend to bother me when people don't use vocative commas in writing. I'd expect a limited knowledge about punctuation from the younger generation, but I've seen elderly people online who have absolutely no idea that it's required to use a comma when discussing with someone. "Welcome, Jazzy!" and "Welcome Jazzy!" mean two different things.
ImaginaryDay2
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People who drive at the ABSOLUTE speed limit, or just under. Generally, speed limits on city streets are 50 km/hr (~30-31 mph). Following someone who is driving at 50, or even 49 necessitates me following at 45. If I speed up to 50 I will generally find that I'm soon tailgating them or about to run into them.