evilcouch

Ordinarily, I don't post grammar nitpicks, but I feel compelled to in this case because of the context:

This guy is legit strong; he crushed two contractions together!

Using a comma to conjoin two independent clauses is often referred to as a "comma splice" and often considered poor grammar. A semicolon is your friend in situations like these.

Thank you so much for doing this. As a mixed Japanese-American, I always wondered if there were any mixed Japanese-Americans at the camps.

I assume not, because of the laws against intermarriage, but I've never gotten to ask someone who was actually in one of the camps. (My obaachan didn't emigrate until after the war.)

Thank you!