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LOL, @ MickeyD,  its the Holiday's...  Laundromat meant  worn wringers,  I meant finding a listing for an unused wringer when wringer is not in the title for the search engine..   I CAN see why you suspect, Holiday misadventure.  :-)  arthur
 
I just laughed so hard

at you guys with back to back Xmas mischief.

 

Thanks, Art. Looks like I'm the one starting the cheer too early.
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I'll let Comrade Madame
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stay in Jon's Russian Washnikx thread.
 
Mercy and Charity

Even the most skilled writers here have trouble with its versus it's. That's the one the makes me wince the most, because it's so easy to learn. But this is not the place, and you both know it, especially when one of the posters is gravely ill, and drugged up to the max. Everyone is not a skilled grammarian, and everyone has faults, gaps, missing pieces. The best way to teach is through example.

IT'S always a shame when the arrow misses ITS mark.

IT'S is a contractions for it is, and it's the ONLY time you use it. ITS and a neuter possessive adjective like his and hers, Possessive adjectives like his hers its theirs yours NEVER get apostrophes because they already are possessive.

The beauty here is that these two rules have no exceptions. But eyes will still glaze over because many people just don't get grammar.

MY GAPS: When Chuck wrote, "worm stinger" I first thought of worm gear, something I knew nothing about, but learned it here from a patient member.

I was joking and apologize to Art and Chuck if I offended them. We've got to have fun here, and should strive as much as possible to keep it light, inviting, informative, and stress free in the Imperial Forum.
 
I am not offended,

but I don't quite understand how hard it is to know that placing an apostrophe and  the letter "s" at the end of a word does NOT make that word plural.  I learned that rule of grammar or spelling in the 3rd grade.  Maybe this is not taught anymore.  Another thing that was taught was that grammar/spelling is either right or wrong.  There is no gray area.  I do not intend to offend anyone by writing this, but if I do, I am sorry. Being sorry does not change wrong to right. 

 

 
 
Rich LOL, only thing worse is a wiener stinger ~ owwwwwwww

Chuck, Yes, but your rule has exceptions: The plural of 7 is 7's and the plural of M is M's. Worse, there are more exceptions where you DO need an apostrophe for a simple plural. So once the apostrophe was introduced in to the plural equation, and TAUGHT, all hell broke loose. OH, the eyes are grazing over now like crazy. LOL. I had to deal with this stuff for 36 years; in the end it's quite numbing. And you're right, there is no gray, only rules and exceptions, but people argue intensely about it anyway.

I meant the other Chuck, Laundromat, when I apologized; he's in the hospital under heavy sedation, but writing away nevertheless.
 
MickeyD,  a sincere Thank You!  My "Its"  looks wrong.  In fact I have probably typed It's inappropriately in previous posts.  Thank You for bringing this to my attention.  arthur
 

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