Several minutes to waste?

[Mock Turtle]

From here:

Mary, Queen of Scots, sealed her final missive with an intricate spiral letterlock

And this, from the comments, is a good illustration of the Oxford Comma:

 

[exchemist]

From here:



And this, from the comments, is a good illustration of the Oxford Comma:

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Very good.

Dominus Illuminatio Mea.

 

[England my lionheart]

She had time on her hands to do it,didn’t save her from the chop though.

 

[Lain]

From here:

Mary, Queen of Scots, sealed her final missive with an intricate spiral letterlock

And this, from the comments, is a good illustration of the Oxford Comma:

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I know how I'm going to send a friend a birthday letter this year now. I will make sure to use the Oxford comma like a civilized person.

 

[Mock Turtle]

I know how I'm going to send a friend a birthday letter this year now. I will make sure to use the Oxford comma like a civilized person.

Well the OC always seemed sensible to me.

 

[mangalavara]

And this, from the comments, is a good illustration of the Oxford Comma:

What’s ironic is that it’s called the Oxford Comma yet it is apparently absent from English English grammar. The Oxford Comma is one of the wonderful things about American English. Admittedly, I prefer the British English use of single quotation marks instead of double quotation marks, and spelling grey with an e, words such as aeon with an a at the beginning, and words such as catalogue with ue at the end.

 

[Twilight Hue]

I know how I'm going to send a friend a birthday letter this year now. I will make sure to use the Oxford comma like a civilized person.

After that. A good cup of tea.