I'm rather partial to quotationmarks, not when they mean, "these are the words of an actual dialogue," but when they mean, "these words are not used in a literal sence . . . add the term 'if you know what I mean,' or 'so-called' in your head." As in "I'm watching my 'waistline,'" which means, "though I no longer have an actual waistline, I'm theoretically concerned about it." Almost any activity can take on a scatological connotation within this type of punctuation: "I'm going to go 'preach the gospel' to your mom." "I'm going to go upstairs and 'organize my books.'" "I'm going to go play 'peek-a-boo' with your daughter," . . . etc. The best part is, it can mean anything so the people listening are in charge of offending themselves.

This is so very true. I have totally missed the humor found in quotation marks! "If you know what I mean".
I would very much like to add an addition to my post that includes quotation marks as the second most impotant puncuation of humor. Good "call" ty.

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