comma or no comma?

[Laura E. Thornsberry]

Something I've always questioned how I should punctuate:  

A.  No no no no no no.  I went.....

[Andrea N. Martin, CRR, CCR, CSR]

Commas.  No, no, no, no, no, no, no.  I went.....

Having nothing, in my opinion, is not an option.  The only other choice would be inserting periods, but that would break it up too much and look funny.

[Laura E. Thornsberry]

I agree..... i've had a few reporters tell me that it's wrong.  So I thought I'd throw it out there.

[Andrea N. Martin, CRR, CCR, CSR]

Just out of curiosity, when they told you the commas were wrong, how did they tell you you should be writing that?

[Glen Warner]

Wouldn't you treat this series the same as you would something like this:

"We waited many, many hours before our meal came."

So, commas.

[Laura E. Thornsberry]

I guess I dodn't look at it as a series or a descriptor.  But I agree, commas!