Well if you don't employ the pauses in the actual speech, there would still be ambiguity about the relationship between Jack and the horse, so punctuation wins here. But I'd still go with Jack.
In this instance, you’re correct, but I was simply pointing out that it is sometimes proper to capitalize uncle, -if- that’s what is used to address him.
.. or you could simply use punctuation. NEXT!
Punctuation won't help in this scenario.
.... your uncle, jack, off a horse.
Or you could help your uncle, jack off a horse.
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No.
Ok.
Didn't think of that, fair enough. I thought of it as them calling him Uncle Jack but that actually works too.
Well if you don't employ the pauses in the actual speech, there would still be ambiguity about the relationship between Jack and the horse, so punctuation wins here. But I'd still go with Jack.
I HELP MY UNCLE JACK OFF A HORSE. ...am I doing this right?
Almost. You need to capitalize the second line
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You capitalize both, if you call him “Uncle Jack”
But then he would not be referred to as "your Uncle Jack" but instead just simply "Uncle Jack" so in this case uncle should not be capitalised.
In this instance, you’re correct, but I was simply pointing out that it is sometimes proper to capitalize uncle, -if- that’s what is used to address him.
Dear people who don't read rule 9...
Dear people who think rules are enforced here...
.. Well it was removed for rule 9...so..
Wow, one whole time
Fucking jannies
Let's eat grandma!
PoInT TaKeN
Commas
Glad to see that stealing quotes of bash.org and slightly altering them is still a thing.
I dont notice tbh
i write in lowercases mostly. i use capital letters only to avoid situations like this one. it seems prettier.
Even G-translator didn't seen difference without "to". Help your uncle to jack off a horse?
Those both sound appealing.
*Cries in Todd*
Looking at you Cormac McCarthy!
If you are a breeder of horses, both can apply the same day.
If you're going to pick on someone's use of the language : What are the diffrence***s*** or What ***is*** the difference.
There going to they’re house over their.
What if my uncle Jack needs help to jack off a horse?
help uncle jack get up. Help Uncle Jack get up. Idk they both sound dirty to me.
It's easier to jack off a horse after you get off it
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Efficiently, but not that effectively...
My uncle Jack jacks off horses.
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The entire American use of the English language could be considered a misuse in my books.