So have this fluffy now instead...

* OK smart arse, where would you put the apostrophe to refer to his birthday?

* OK smart arse, where would you put the apostrophe to refer to his birthday?
From the Fluffy The Penguin challenge. See all 250 entries (closed)
(, Thu 15 Sep 2011, 13:18, archived)
although some would use Tommy Lee Jones'.
Ordinarily I would use the latter, the former is only useful where there might be a plural (as in lots of TLJs having their birthday).
(, Thu 15 Sep 2011, 13:19,
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Ordinarily I would use the latter, the former is only useful where there might be a plural (as in lots of TLJs having their birthday).
This reminds me of a conversation I once had with a landlord who said his pub was called "The Red Lion".
I was trying to convince him that it was just called "Red Lion" otherwise I would have to ask my mates if they were going to the The Red Lion tonight.
* It doesn;t really matter, as I was very, very drunk at the time.
* Yes I know... You want me to stop calling you Shirley
Should it not be "Joness' Birthday"?
(, Thu 15 Sep 2011, 13:51,
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i was agreeing with you
(, Thu 15 Sep 2011, 14:47,
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but skip it for 3 or more
(, Thu 15 Sep 2011, 14:21,
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(I'm a bit confused now)
(, Thu 15 Sep 2011, 14:30,
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So you would add it for any names that doesn't end in an 's'
Roger Moore's
Arnold Schwarzenegger's
Jesus's
Angelos Papadopoulos'
(, Thu 15 Sep 2011, 15:00,
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Roger Moore's
Arnold Schwarzenegger's
Jesus's
Angelos Papadopoulos'
Oh I don't understand... Is it nearly Bear Tiem yet?
(, Thu 15 Sep 2011, 15:15,
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