A Comma-ception is a phenomenon where a sentence contains a comma that is so deep in the sentence, it's like it's in a coma.
Example: "Let's eat, a, cake, and, another, cake, and, another, cake,..."
Warning: Reading too many commas can lead to Comma-ception Fatigue!
Don't say we didn't warn you...
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