Class of 2021 . . . how ya doin?

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PrincessButterCup

PhD in DNA
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Is it time? Not really. But it has been demanded, and so it shall be delivered.

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Yeah... I actually know that and that's what I meant. But I was reading your post that said the word "October" and my brain got confused. Now I got to make an edit.
I was curious so I went a searching. They've been started in February since c/o 2017, but prior to that much later - 2016's was started in May, 2015's wasn't started until August, 2013's in June. The first one, for class of 2013, was started in September, after everyone had already started classes! Hence the question of how they were doing, having started vet school.
 
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thepunctuationguide.com supports me:


Informal writing

In informal writing, an ellipsis can be used to represent a trailing off of thought.

If only she had . . . Oh, it doesn’t matter now.
 
She's the only other English major I know of on here. 😛

I wasn't aware writing an ellipsis required a four year degree. 😛

I guess WZ can correct me if I'm wrong but when I've looked it up in the past... I think there's actually no consensus on which way is "correct" and it comes down to preference.
 
All I know is that '...' was considered incorrect formatting in my undergrad essays. (Plus it looks weird 😛)

If my degree was all a lie . . . :sorry:
 
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