Lukes cell phone wouldn't work in the elevator and he got so angry that he threw it to the ground when he got to the parking lot
. Which of the following is the proper way to punctuate this sentence?
A.
It is correct as is.
B.
Luke's cell phone wouldn't work in the elevator and he got, so angry that he threw it to the ground, when he got to the parking lot.
C.
Luke's cell phone wouldn't work in the elevator, and he got so angry that he threw it to the ground when he got to the parking lot.
D.
Lukes cell phone wouldn't work in the elevator, and he got so angry that he threw it to the ground, when he got to the parking lot.
This metaphor simply means the person's going through a lot of different moods. "I feel the stench of failure coming on." Failure isn't fun but it doesn't smell. So, when this metaphor is used, it means one of life's disappointments is on the way. "This is the icing on the cake." While cake is always welcome, cake with icing is even better.
