hey it’s me your friends
Was this before Twitter added the ability to edit?
What’s the point of censoring her handle but not her (I assume) real first and last name?
I mean…… there are a lot of Joanna Ellises. Ellis’? Ellis’s? English is hard. Joanna’s Ellis? Ok I’m done.
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Since your title suggests you’re asking for an explanation:
NSFW(ish) explanation
Eating out with your friends: Going out to a restaurant with friends.
Eating out your friends: Performing oral sex (either vaginal or anal) on your friends.Eating out is different than eating out with. The difference is fishy.
PSA: If its fishy, should probably see a doc just in case.
If it’s me? I feel a little targeted here.
I’ve been trying to workshop a flirty reply for longer than I’d like to admit.
Looks like I also need to go to the doctor. The Love Doctor.
We are not always our quickest. My original response should have been something like:
Leave me out of it. Whatever you got it wasn’t from me.
But I thought of that too late.
If my original comment was better it would have been easier to reply to and carry on the joke.
that excuse sounds a little fishy…
… Maybe you just got attracted by the bait.
Probably a typo of fisty
… or a baker.
That got a snort out of me, and a guffaw from the fiance.
Hahah, perfect, hahahah!
This guy, this guy here… yeah he gets it lol
Do tell tell your fiance not to ‘get so uptight about it’, if you’re into masochism, hahahah!
A little sweet
Or sticky.
I’m sure she got some new friends so let’s call it a social media win
She’s a doctor, so obviously this only applies to friends with benefits.
violet?
Didn’t mention armpits.
Maybe she should try having her friends over for ‘dinner’.
Could imply fava beans, cianti, bdsm gear, kinbaku ropes, who knows.
Ye olde missing Oxford comma strikes again
The Oxford comma is when you have a list of things that have basically one more comma than usual, following the penultimate member of the list.
Oxford: Red, green, and blue.
Standard: Red, green and blue.
… The thing that is missing from the OP sentence that dramatically alters its meaning is the word ‘with’, not a comma.
comma could fix it
i miss eating out, my friends
then it is a plea to a group
… that would substantially change the meaning, away from what the OP themself indicated they meant to convey.
That also would not be a usage of the Oxford comma, as that comma would be doing a different grammatical job than deliniating items in a list.
It would be deliniating a vocative phrase.
Yes, it does… make it into a workable sentence … but it would not be an Oxford comma.
