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Trying to make a pointFri, 25 Jan 2008 12:21:35 +0000hourly1By: Phil E
http://sharpener.johnband.org/2005/10/six-proud-walkers/#comment-3501
Fri, 21 Oct 2005 13:36:42 +0000http://www.thesharpener.net/?p=164#comment-3501No-one taught you how to use apostrophes at school though, huh?
Eh? If you mean the terminal apostrophe on “Woods'” (and “Powers'”), that was standard usage when I was growing up – writing “Woods’s” would have looked and sounded wrong. Maybe it’s changed now – these things do, apparently.
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http://sharpener.johnband.org/2005/10/six-proud-walkers/#comment-3499
Fri, 21 Oct 2005 12:45:37 +0000http://www.thesharpener.net/?p=164#comment-3499No-one taught you how to use apostrophes at school though, huh? Or if they did your teacher was as incompetent as most.
Still the concept of randon blog walking is enjoyable and something all bloggers (who read blogs) used to do at the start of their blog-voyage before settling on a more-or-less fixed RSS list to read through.
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http://sharpener.johnband.org/2005/10/six-proud-walkers/#comment-3405
Thu, 13 Oct 2005 15:07:42 +0000http://www.thesharpener.net/?p=164#comment-3405OMG — I always *wanted* to dress up like a Maiko and stagger around, instead of just staggering around like I usually do. It kinda fits, too, because so many Japanese pronounce my name “Maiko” anyway. Except for the once who get as far as “Maikeru”.
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