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    #61
    Originally posted by TestMangler View Post
    I helped my uncle jack off a horse.

    I helped my Uncle Jack off a horse.

    One of the above is correct, but can you guess which one ?
    None.

    I helped my uncle jack a horse off.

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      #62
      Originally posted by darmstadt View Post
      I was always taught to never put a comma before an 'and':



      Apparently originally known as a seriel comma as I had never heard of an Oxford comma: Serial comma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
      When I was coming up we were taught to always use the serial comma (this was in US schools). I think it has since fallen out of favour, but the rule is if you do use a serial comma, you use it consistently.

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