I'm I'm not mistaken, the reasoning for this goes back to the printing press era. The comma or period would be on the same type block as the quotation mark; dealing with individual blocks for , or " was too fragile or fiddly. So they had blocks for ," and ." that were used regardless of sentence structure

That would be a better name for a Crown Victoria

OEM tires are engineered for gas mileage, not usefulness. It's all about the epa rating

There are seven continents.

Eurasia, Africa, America, Antarctica, Australia, Greenland and Zealandia.

Change my mind.

Nothing is more permanent than a temporary fix that works

They are using RFID tags for inventory purposes now, it's not just about theft

What about splitting each time zone into 60 parts, so they are in increments on 1 minute instead of one hour?

Or Portland

They can always use parallel construction

You must not know about Altoona pizza.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altoona-style_pizza

I can't actually argue with that statement

This also helps prevent the cork from drying out