“I’m pretty cozy, here...”

[Thanos]

I don’t know why it took me 14 years to notice, but what does this mean? Is it an accidental comma, or am I saying that I’m cozy, followed by handing someone something? ”I’m pretty cozy, here (you go)...”

[JulieYBM]

I don’t know why it took me 14 years to notice, but what does this mean? Is it an accidental comma, or am I saying that I’m cozy, followed by handing someone something? ”I’m pretty cozy, here (you go)...”

Maybe it's a clarification statement? Like "I'm pretty cozy...here, I mean!"

[VegettoEX]

I have no idea (anymore. if I ever did.).

Let’s dump them all.

[Ssj3Engels]

I always assumed that it meant that the user was COZY enough on Kanzenshuu at that point in time.

[SuperSaiyaManZ94]

I take it to mean that users who've had accounts long enough that are 1000+ posts are cozy being part of the forum and website as a whole.

[Ajay]

I take it to mean that users who've had accounts long enough that are 1000+ posts are cozy being part of the forum and website as a whole.

That's what it means, but the comma usage is unnecessary and incorrect. It's always bothered me but it's part of the forum history at this point and I don't want it to ever go away.

[FoolsGil]

The few times I wished I went for an English degree...

Sometimes incorrect grammar placement is a stylistic choice. It may not make sense in a sentence, but goddamit you earned that designation. So be pretty cozy, here, good sir!

[Ssj3Engels]

That's what it means, but the comma usage is unnecessary and incorrect.

Is it really, though?

[Kamiccolo9]

That's what it means, but the comma usage is unnecessary and incorrect.

Is it really, though?

Yes.

[Ssj3Engels]

That's what it means, but the comma usage is unnecessary and incorrect.

Is it really, though?

Yes.

The most well-reasoned and aptly-justified argument in the whole history of the forums.

[Kamiccolo9]

The most well-reasoned and aptly-justified argument in the whole history of the forums.

I mean, I've posted a several page grammar guide for the wiki (which is admittedly a bit sloppy and out of date at this point.) I don't really see a need to go any further detail in formulating a response to "is it really, though?"

[PurestEvil]

Should be "I'm pretty cozy IN here"

[Ssj3Engels]

The most well-reasoned and aptly-justified argument in the whole history of the forums.

I mean, I've posted a several page grammar guide for the wiki (which is admittedly a bit sloppy and out of date at this point.) I don't really see a need to go any further detail in formulating a response to "is it really, though?"

I dunno, if *I* were to elaborate, I would say it never felt wrong to me personally, but then, English is not my first language, so what do I know?

[Thanos]

In the simplest terms, one could consider a comma as an appropriate point in which to take a breath--if you were to say "I'm pretty cozy here," would it sound appropriate to inhale after 'cozy', or would it be reasonable for the listener to expect to receive something after hearing "here" on its own post-breath? I'm pretty cozy...... here. Here what? Are you giving me something?

I don't mean to drag on this tongue-in-cheek thread, but I thought it might be informative for those who might still be in the dark.

[Ssj3Engels]

Thus we have reached a point where people are literally creating threads about something as minor as commas. Talk about debating Dragon Ball minutae (and this isn't even related to Dragon Ball, technically...).

[Saiya6Cit]

Because of the comma it's not the same idea, it would make it two sentences.

So, "I'm pretty cozy" would mean "I am very comfortable" and "here" would mean something like "Here, see it" or even "Here I go" like presenting the evidence because of the fact that the user participates a lot.

Peace

[Cipher]

Ajay is right.

[Ssj3Engels]

Because of the comma it's not the same idea, it would make it two sentences.

So, "I'm pretty cozy" would mean "I am very comfortable" and "here" would mean something like "Here, see it" or even "Here I go" like presenting the evidence because of the fact that the user participates a lot.

Peace

That is one way of solving this problem, yes.

Ajay is right.

Ajay is never right about anything.

P.S.: But what is it, exactly? The comma or the ellipsis that supposedly makes the sentence problematic?

[Saiya6Cit]

the comma makes it a bit confusing

[Godo]

15 years and I never noticed that comma, now I can't unsee it!

If "I'm cozy, here" is more a transcription of way of speech, it would be correct, right? Sounds like how Christopher Walken would say it.