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All three versions are grammatically correct, so what form of the interrobang/exclamatory question mark do you prefer?
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Just for fun, here are several different/interesting fonts this 61-year-old punctuation appears in.
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You hate interrobangs in dialog?! But they are awesome!?
THEY ARE A CHEAP SHORTCUT TO AVOID WRITING OUT THE QUERY/VOLUME/EMOTION THAT WOULD OTHERWISE LEAD THE READER TO NATURALLY READ THE SENTENCE IN SUCH A WAY, AND I WILL NOT HAVE THEM IN MY HOUSE, SIR
somebody start a band with me we'll call it the interrobangs i can play the kazoo
Bring back (or introduce) interrobangs
Bring 'em back!
msblakes replied to your post “Interrobangs are my favourite punctuation mark. ”
what?! (hehe)
IKR?!
(I was waiting for someone to respond with an interrobang.)
Interrobangs are my favourite punctuation mark.
Your icon is an interrobang. And I love you for it.
wow, thanks! the interrobang is a lovely, lovely piece of punctuation that should be used more often than it currently is, which is to say, almost none. having a piece of punctuation for an icon does make things a little difficult when i see one of those “imagine your icon ______." posts, though… oh, well. interrobang trumps everything!
