Rai pretty much hit the nail on the head. Without the comma, it could be interpreted as the 'job guys' being good.
Is he doing an English degree?! No?! I THOUGHT NOT.
Originally Posted by Swarfiga
Where is Aslask when you need him.
Is he doing an English degree?! No?! I THOUGHT NOT.
[19:39] <Birdflu> I'm just sad that I can't give myself one
[19:39] <Birdflu> I'd have a great time
[19:39] <Birdflu> I'd have a great time
Originally Posted by Rai
using the comma is correct. it's also correct to phrase it 'good job, guys' rather than 'guys, good job'. english is easy to learn if you spell by how it flows instead of using rules, because most of the rules are to make the language flow better anyway.
Be my english teacher.
Originally Posted by Rai
using the comma is correct. it's also correct to phrase it 'good job, guys' rather than 'guys, good job'. english is easy to learn if you spell by how it flows instead of using rules, because most of the rules are to make the language flow better anyway.
Shut up you're not from england you're from ireland you drunk motherfucker you don't speak english you speak irish
Yes I know, you're scottish
elsewhere
