I’d have to stop listing things as “Thing 1, thing 2, and thing 3” and start listing them as “Thing 1, thing 2 and thing 3.” which I think is just unclear and wrong. haha I’ve been doing it the first way since… oh… I learned how to write. :)

Maybe journalism should change to do it MAH WAY! hahaha

Naw, I don’t even really want to be a journalist. But I do wish that journalists would make their lists that way so that I don’t have to question if it’s saying “Today I ate bacon, avocados, and chicken.” or “Today I ate bacon, avocados and chicken.” See, now I can’t tell if they ate bacon, avocados, AND chicken or if they JUST ate bacon and they are just saying AVOCADOS AND CHICKEN randomly. Fuck man… Written English is weird. haha

P.S. Webster dictionary should include the following words in their dictionary: Battlestar, Galactica, and Caprica.