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I have a Brit that says this for quotation marks. sm

Posted By: omt on 2006-01-22
In Reply to: I used to have an Oriental doc that said 'puffa' when he wanted paragraphs! Drove me nuts. nm - passing thru

Subject: I have a Brit that says this for quotation marks. sm

"Open inverted commas, I feel terrible doctor, close inverted commas."


At first I had no clue what he was talking about. :)




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