Physics does not require punctuation!
My physics teacher is convinced that an exclamation mark is, in fact, an explanation mark.
Surely a physics teacher should know the difference between an exclamation ('oh my god, the laser's set my hair on fire, owowowholygodaargh') and an explanation ('that does this because the elves tell it to, ok?')? Or am I just a punctuation and grammar snob?
Don't answer that.
Surely a physics teacher should know the difference between an exclamation ('oh my god, the laser's set my hair on fire, owowowholygodaargh') and an explanation ('that does this because the elves tell it to, ok?')? Or am I just a punctuation and grammar snob?
Don't answer that.