← Back to context Comment by jerf 4 days ago You also shouldn't forget the Eminem dash: –—–. Recommended for use in censoring words in rap songs. 5 comments jerf Reply cm11 4 days ago —–—, I believe. Timwi 3 days ago That depends. Your interpretation is “em+en+em”. But another, potentially wittier interpretation is “em in em”, i.e., you split an em-dash into two en-dashes and put an em-dash inside. jerf 3 days ago Heh, thanks for the attempted recovery but I definitely meant the other way around. jerf 4 days ago Oof, yes. xg15 4 days ago ––– — — — –––
cm11 4 days ago —–—, I believe. Timwi 3 days ago That depends. Your interpretation is “em+en+em”. But another, potentially wittier interpretation is “em in em”, i.e., you split an em-dash into two en-dashes and put an em-dash inside. jerf 3 days ago Heh, thanks for the attempted recovery but I definitely meant the other way around. jerf 4 days ago Oof, yes.
Timwi 3 days ago That depends. Your interpretation is “em+en+em”. But another, potentially wittier interpretation is “em in em”, i.e., you split an em-dash into two en-dashes and put an em-dash inside. jerf 3 days ago Heh, thanks for the attempted recovery but I definitely meant the other way around.
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That depends. Your interpretation is “em+en+em”. But another, potentially wittier interpretation is “em in em”, i.e., you split an em-dash into two en-dashes and put an em-dash inside.
Heh, thanks for the attempted recovery but I definitely meant the other way around.
Oof, yes.
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