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Exclamation point, a la Shmoop. We all have that one friend. The one whos an endlessly happy person always excited about life and school and her boyfriend and her twelve cats. Lets call her Cindy. Talking to Cindy is a pain in the rear, because every sentence she speaks comes out like this OMG! Did you see what happened in the library today! Carey Clueless dropped her Coke on the carpet and it went everywhere! Too many exclamation points, Cindy. Try and contain your enthusiasm. Exclamation points serve a special purpose in writing. They add oomph to a sentence or indicate the presence of strong emotions, like surprise, pain, fear, or urgency. Exclamation points are like salt. They should be used sparingly. Clearly, our friend Cindy never learned this lesson. For example, when Cindy talks about what she had for lunch, it isnt necessary for her to say, Im having a bologna sandwichexclamation point. Bologna sandwiches arent exciting. However, if Cindy were to find a roach on