not when it's used as the letter Cwhich i would say it more or less is.
one A, two A's. I sang a high C, I sang two high C's
(one A, two A's. I sang a high C, I sang two high C's
Or is it?,
Sat 24 Apr 2004, 21:05,
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err, no.. that's not true..that's the mistake people always make. plural things NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER have an apostrophe unless they actually own it!
if a C owned a banana, it would be the C's banana. if two Cs co-owned a banana, it would be the Cs' banana. C!
(if a C owned a banana, it would be the C's banana. if two Cs co-owned a banana, it would be the Cs' banana. C!
Naive Amoeba Bored Cig,
Sat 24 Apr 2004, 21:07,
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