Just got back from this. Bobby was awesome. Super nice and really down to chat with anyone. He was happy to chat about our ODR in Orleans, how we went to Ceci's rival high school, etc. Me and my buddy got hockey gloves and pucks signed, plus some pics. On top of that we're in a free raffle for Sens tickets.
Bobby definitely didn't dress for the weather though! Dress shoes and dress pants, a sure way to get cold during February in Ottawa!
Overall: Thanks Bobby! Good times!
lolll that is pretty awesome
Got my stuff signed on Saturday.
lolll that is pretty awesome
The exclamation mark is suppose to go inside the quotations.
Tisk tisk.
The exclamation mark is suppose to go inside the quotations.
Tisk tisk.
The exclamation mark is suppose to go inside the quotations.
Tisk tisk.
Punctuation
In all major forms of English, question marks and exclamation marks are placed inside or outside quoted material depending on whether they apply to the whole sentence or just the quoted portion, but colons and semicolons are always placed outside.[12]
Did he say, "Good morning, Dave"?
No, he said, "Where are you, Dave?"
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I was going off the premise that Burke used it.
"He cannot spell 'intense!" Which would require the exclamation point to be inside the quote.
If Burke did not us an exclamation mark, then it would be outside they way that Ryan used it.
I would question him on his belligerent disregard for the proper capitalization of letters. "'INteNse'!"
It's this kind of scrutiny that keeps the big name UFAs from wanting to sign in a Canadian market