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"Easy Welshy" is very different to "Easy, Welshy".  Can't we think of the commas?


Depends on the context. If he was suggesting that Welshy should take it easy, a comma would be appropriate.

If he was using the phrase "Easy Welshy" to suggest that the aforementioned Cymric poster was promiscuous and offered little opposition to attempts to seduce, then the no comma option would be correct.
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Just now, Bully Wee Villa said:

 


Depends on the context. If he was suggesting that Welshy should take it easy, a comma would be appropriate.

If he was using the phrase "Easy Welshy" to suggest that the aforementioned Cymric poster was promiscuous and offered little opposition to attempts to seduce, then the no comma option would be correct.

 

That's a very long-winded way of agreeing with me.

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Just now, Bully Wee Villa said:

 


Depends on the context. If he was suggesting that Welshy should take it easy, a comma would be appropriate.

If he was using the phrase "Easy Welshy" to suggest that the aforementioned Cymric poster was promiscuous and offered little opposition to attempts to seduce, then the no comma option would be correct.

 

I can confirm the latter. Throbber de Sade.

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