Copyright vs Copywrite

[Guest]

Which is cooler, Dixon?

 

[Guest]

''Get Carter'' is a cool movie, yes?

 

[estevie]

Hey! I edited!!! *pout*

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

Copywright is coolest. He who makes copies.

 

[weed]

''Get Carter'' is a cool movie, yes?

Don't know about that but I sure liked 'Get Shorty'

 

[Guest]

Copywright is coolest. He who makes copies.

Doesn't a superative need a ''the''?

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

Yes, if you're using it as a pronoun, as in "I was watching the Copywright at his craft today", but not as a simple noun where you're simply discussing the word as a word, as in "The word Copywright is cool".

And, yes, the period goes outside the quotation mark.

Tomorrow we do colors of the rainbow.

 

[Guest]

You took a day to comback with that?

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

Yeah. It's called "a life".

 

[Guest]

Irony.

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

No, I do the dishes. My wife does the irony.

 

[Guest]

That's cool.

Do you breast feed too?

 

[Byron In Exile]

And, yes, the period goes outside the quotation mark.

Periods and commas always go inside quotation marks.

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

Not always. People think they do, like they think i before e except after c is always true, but it isn't.

 

[Guest]

*rar joke.

See, kids... It's an insider joke.

 

[Byron In Exile]

Obviously it's possible to do, as it would be to end every sentence with two periods, but stylistically it's incorrect.

(And I do have the feeling I missed a joke somewhere.)

 

[Byron In Exile]

I agree about "Copywright," though.

 

[Byron In Exile]

Doesn't a superative need a ''the''?

This is correct usage, although you misspelled "superlative." Question and exclamation marks go outside quotations if they aren't part of the quoted material.

P.S. Sorry I killed your thread. But it was struggling as it was.