Would you use hyphens in this sentence?

I didn't even think of that, but that is a good idea.    -    AmandaCat 1/28/2012 10:45:10 AM | Flag

A forward slash can also be used to indicate a choice between the words it separates, and can also be substituted with the word or. A he said/she said situation -- a he said or she said situation. I said there would be a lot of different opinions on this one.    -    fstfngrs 1/28/2012 7:10:49 AM | FlagI agree with you, Fast. Just like the words and/or. Plus, if you've ever been to NYC, one can be a he and a she at the same time, LOL!!    -    Bustaboo 1/28/2012 1:56:47 PM | FlagBecause I want to be sure that the information I provide to the SMA scoping students is accurate, this was the resource I discovered in this process:Eliminate/Reduce Slashes/Diagonals/Slants(http://www.businesswritingblog.com/business_writing/2007/04/eliminatereduce.html)The use of the forward slash (/) has gone too far. Whether known as the slash, diagonal, virgule, slant, or solidus, the mark is simply showing up too often. I used to see them commonly in only and/or and his/her constructions. But lately I can't turn away from my computer without having another one appear on the screen. Are you experiencing the same thing?    -    DRob63 1/29/2012 3:12:20 PM | Flag