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By *ookingaround OP   Man
3 days ago

Bristol

You don’t need to put an apostrophe before the s for a plural.

Only for possessive singular nouns.

Thank me later.

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By *arridMan
3 days ago

bRiGhToN

Save other people time by (if your name is Peter or Timothy, for example) insisting that they call you Pete or Tim. Respectively.

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By *ookingaround OP   Man
3 days ago

Bristol


"Save other people time by (if your name is Peter or Timothy, for example) insisting that they call you Pete or Tim. Respectively. "

Helpful advice, thank you!!

Any more?

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By *arridMan
3 days ago

bRiGhToN

If you have a carpet, always only stand on it with one foot so that you don’t wear it out and it will last twice as long.

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By *ookingaround OP   Man
3 days ago

Bristol


"If you have a carpet, always only stand on it with one foot so that you don’t wear it out and it will last twice as long. "

But won’t your shoe wear out twice as fast?

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By *arridMan
3 days ago

bRiGhToN


"If you have a carpet, always only stand on it with one foot so that you don’t wear it out and it will last twice as long.

But won’t your shoe wear out twice as fast?"

Obviously, you conduct a cost/benefit analysis first!! Shoes/carpet. Socks don’t count cos they come at Christmas for free. Although you do have to offset the cost of your pressie back - but if you stick to a fiver (as I have done since 2017) you should be quids in.

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By *ookingaround OP   Man
3 days ago

Bristol


"If you have a carpet, always only stand on it with one foot so that you don’t wear it out and it will last twice as long.

But won’t your shoe wear out twice as fast?

Obviously, you conduct a cost/benefit analysis first!! Shoes/carpet. Socks don’t count cos they come at Christmas for free. Although you do have to offset the cost of your pressie back - but if you stick to a fiver (as I have done since 2017) you should be quids in. "

I live in a rented house with shit carpets but my shoes are very expensive.

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By *arridMan
3 days ago

bRiGhToN


"If you have a carpet, always only stand on it with one foot so that you don’t wear it out and it will last twice as long.

But won’t your shoe wear out twice as fast?

Obviously, you conduct a cost/benefit analysis first!! Shoes/carpet. Socks don’t count cos they come at Christmas for free. Although you do have to offset the cost of your pressie back - but if you stick to a fiver (as I have done since 2017) you should be quids in.

I live in a rented house with shit carpets but my shoes are very expensive. "
perhaps invest in a toilet.

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By *tmguylookingMan
3 days ago

chezzie


"If you have a carpet, always only stand on it with one foot so that you don’t wear it out and it will last twice as long.

But won’t your shoe wear out twice as fast?"

Controversial this one... but you could always alternate between the left and the right foot, unless of course you only have one leg

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By *ookingaround OP   Man
3 days ago

Bristol


"If you have a carpet, always only stand on it with one foot so that you don’t wear it out and it will last twice as long.

But won’t your shoe wear out twice as fast?

Controversial this one... but you could always alternate between the left and the right foot, unless of course you only have one leg "

Quackery!!! It will never work

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By *IPMANMan
3 days ago

LONDON

Everyone loves a smart arse

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By *0yguyMan
3 days ago

Cumberland


"You don’t need to put an apostrophe before the s for a plural.

Only for possessive singular nouns.

Thank me later."

… but you can after the s for a possessive plural such as animals’ or horses’, but not children’s because children is already a plural form.

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By *arridMan
3 days ago

bRiGhToN

I saves myself 47 minutes by not posting on this thread.

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By *vfbcMan
3 days ago

Petersfield

Better still cut 2 foot shape pieces of carpet attach to shoes with elastic bands, carpet everywhere!

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By *3versMan
3 days ago

glasgow

Just have a wank rather than arranging a meet on here

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By *ookingaround OP   Man
3 days ago

Bristol


"You don’t need to put an apostrophe before the s for a plural.

Only for possessive singular nouns.

Thank me later.

… but you can after the s for a possessive plural such as animals’ or horses’, but not children’s because children is already a plural form."

Exactly, hence why i stopped at singular.

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By *ookingaround OP   Man
3 days ago

Bristol


"Just have a wank rather than arranging a meet on here"

Or do both?

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By *awihMan
2 days ago

Aldershot


"but my shoes are very expensive. "

Try buying cheaper ones then!

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By *ames canMan
2 days ago

monaghan


"You don’t need to put an apostrophe before the s for a plural.

Only for possessive singular nouns.

Thank me later.

… but you can after the s for a possessive plural such as animals’ or horses’, but not children’s because children is already a plural form."
....what about children's children....?

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By *issy crystalTV/TS
2 days ago

Hook

I use a lot of TLA's in which case I think it is acceptable so as to make it clear it's not an FLA.

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By *ookingaround OP   Man
2 days ago

Bristol


"I use a lot of TLA's in which case I think it is acceptable so as to make it clear it's not an FLA."

And an S at the end of a FLA would make an FLA.

FML

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