Help me punctuate.

[AbcdeDooDah]

 

This might not make a ton of sense to anyone but it's an inside joke for a license plate frame. I want it to be grammatically correct.

Edited January 13, 2022 by AbcdeDooDah

[bolt.]

I like the first. The second implies, "I think the same as you, Lisa who is old."

[happi duck]

If it means Lisa never changes I vote no comma.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/the same old 

 

 

[scholastica]

“Same old” is pretty much an idiomatic expression so you wouldn’t punctuate it as if you were making a list.

[Jenny in Florida]

A handy test for whether two adjectives need to be separated with a comma is to try saying them with "and" in between. If you wouldn't say it with an "and" between them, you don't need a comma.

"Big and old house" works, so, comma.

"Same and old Lisa" sounds odd and doesn't mean what you want it to mean.

So, no comma.