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Aeson

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If I'm talking about a panda that is a vegan, and an assassin, is the vegan redundant? Would I say the vegan assassin panda? The vegan panda assassin? Do I need a comma? Englishing is hard. Is it any clearer in other languages? Do they have an Oslo comma, a Odessa comma, or Oxnard comma?
 

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CleverNickName

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"If you can clarify your writing with a single stroke of your pen, why wouldn't you?"
- Kathy Johnson, my 8th grade English teacher, on the subject of the Oxford comma.
 

J.Quondam

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This is serious....sorta.

If I'm talking about a panda that is a vegan, and an assassin, is the vegan redundant? Would I say the vegan assassin panda? The vegan panda assassin? Do I need a comma? Englishing is hard. Is it any clearer in other languages? Do they have an Oslo comma, a Odessa comma, or Oxnard comma?
Not sure about Oslo or Oxnard, but I can confirm that has no special commas.



* Perhaps I should have used semicolons!
 
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Dannyalcatraz

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This is serious....sorta.

If I'm talking about a panda that is a vegan, and an assassin, is the vegan redundant? Would I say the vegan assassin panda? The vegan panda assassin? Do I need a comma? Englishing is hard. Is it any clearer in other languages? Do they have an Oslo comma, a Odessa comma, or Oxnard comma?
You need the comma, at least with that word order. Without it, a potential reading is that the panda assassinates vegans.
 




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