And another thing

[elysiangirl]

The ONLY time you add an apostrophe to an "S" at the end of the word is when the word is possessive. That is, when the following word, or the subject of the sentence belongs to the noun to which one is adding the apostrophe. I see it here, along with interchanging lose and loose incorrectly, but I also have seen it in professional brochures or

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[hurricane_amy]

I'm sorry' that I ' always put' wrong apostrophes'

i miss you...

[elysiangirl]

Wait...my ear is wet...

Yep. My brain exploded.

THANKS AMY. ;)

I miss you too!!!

[daruba]

wha'dyah mean?

[elysiangirl]

i mean, i'm goin'g to p'oke you in you'r eyesoc'ket.

[daruba]

''''''' really!!!''!!!'''???

[true_nexus]

Damn STRAIGHT !!

nex

[elysiangirl]

THANK YOU for your support, mang!!! So far alls I'm getting is wiseacres!

*Is so glad she appears to have spelled all that correctly*

[tupelo]

it's.

[elysiangirl]

true true. as a contraction with "is".

but i'm talking about things like

"all right's reserved"

"term's of service"

dem's rawng.

[tupelo]

That's because to the majority of Americans, an apostrophe means "LOOK OUT! HERE COMES AN S!"

[tupelo]

Its vs. It's

[ohmyhead]

Your awesome! :D

[elysiangirl]

Yer killin' me Smalls.

[ohmyhead]

Face it, I'm just an egghead.