Using a comma to identify an appositive and a apostrophe to show ownership in the same sentence.

Instead of his usual glib response, Lordy is obviously doing careful research to refute Contrexthethief and IzzytheLiar.

dalehileman wrote:
My husband Merritt's mom, Barbara, gave me this set of pots and pans.
Thank you Neo, again made my day

…needed after biopsy this AM up the gazoo

I wonder what had to be investigated.

My mother-in-law, Barbara (Merritt's mom), gave me this set of pots and pans. Maybe? That is a very tricky sentence to punctuate! How about... Merritt (my husband)'s mom, Barbara, gave me this set of pots and pans. I don't know if you can put apostrophe-s after parentheses, though.

It's a form of cancer. So you better get it all off your mind as I have only 5 years to go

You have five. I have two maybe three.

Want to get married and make the best of it? Just for the heck of it. In all seriousness.

Ha! "The logic of grammar," that's a good one.