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On the subject of {{tag|conjunction}}s, never, ever, ''ever'' use the expression “[[and/or]]”, much less “[[and, as the case may be, or]]”.
On the subject of {{tag|conjunction}}s, never, ever, ''ever'' use the expression “[[and/or]]”, much less “[[and, as the case may be, or]]”.


There’s just one [[Slash]] who looks good in public, and he’s in [http://images.musictimes.com/data/images/full/8330/slash-bridgestone-super-bowl-xlv-halftime-show.jpg Guns ’n’ Roses]<ref>The Guns ’N’ Roses axeman, real name [[Virgule Hudson]], first acquired the nickname by which {{sex|he}} later became world-famous, on account of his over-use of the [[virgule]] in his freshman year at Stamford Law School.
There’s just one [[Slash]] who looks good in public, and he’s in [http://images.musictimes.com/data/images/full/8330/slash-bridgestone-super-bowl-xlv-halftime-show.jpg Guns ’n’ Roses]. (The Guns ’N’ Roses axeman, real name [[Virgule Hudson]], first acquired the nickname by which {{sex|he}} later became world-famous, on account of his over-use of the [[virgule]] in his freshman year at Stamford Law School).<ref>P.S. This is not true.</ref>


P.S. This is not true.</ref>
Odd spot: the charming American Gothic church in the ''November Rain'' video, right, was a fake, made out of the cardboard on the day. It is therefore quite easy to recreate this shot, in your local park with some cardboard, a silly wig and hat, and a drone (or in my case, an obedient child with an iPhone on a bicycle).


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