I was thinking ticketsShe needs to hit you up with autographs.
She needs to hit you up with autographs.
It would have been easier just to say that your bosses' nephew is Dylan Cook.
DJfan knew all along that the appropriate way of saying it would be "his bosses' nephew", he was just testing us. Keeping us on our toes...seeing how long it would be before someone takes notice.Djfan isn’t easy.!!!
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DJfan knew all along that the appropriate way of saying it would be "his bosses' nephew", he was just testing us. Keeping us on our toes...seeing how long it would be before someone takes notice.
It was Djfan being Djfan!
My mom's sisters' husband was the same way.
The many bosses (and their bosses sisters and cousins) who have hit the side of my head, have helped little or none.Maybe along side the head as well…………………………
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So, who's the grammer nazi these days?It would have been easier just to say that your bosses' nephew is Dylan Cook.
DJfan knew all along that the appropriate way of saying it would be "his bosses' nephew", he was just testing us. Keeping us on our toes...seeing how long it would be before someone takes notice.
It was Djfan being Djfan!
My mom's sisters' husband was the same way.
So, who's the grammer nazi these days?
So, who's the grammer nazi these days?
Look, I specialize in HSEC education (ABE), so I exceeded the necessary benchmarks. And, I left nazi uncapialized intentionally. Hate what those scumbags stood for, and I constantly wish to degrade them.Me. I have a B.A. in English, write approximately 75 pages per week, 50 weeks per year, and was trained in standard English by the nuns, then the Jesuits, and then by one of the best writing instructors ever to teach a college class.
"Bosses" is plural, and it seems you were referring to the niece of just one boss so it should be "boss' daughter's cousin," as you denoted in the title, rather than "bosses' daughter's cousin." You were correct - except the preferred notation for possessive for a noun ending in "s" is simply to use the apostrophe at the end of the "s" and avoiding using another s - "boss' daughter," not "boss's daughter," even though both comply with standard English.
Oh, and sorry but the word is "grammar" and "Nazi" is capitalized.
Kind of like a personal touch in the writing industry.Look, I specialize in HSEC education (ABE), so I exceeded the necessary benchmarks. And, I left nazi uncapialized intentionally. Hate what those scumbags stood for, and I constantly wish to degrade them.
Kind of like a personal touch in the writing industry.
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Kind of like a personal touch in the writing industry.
Authors use that methods quite often and as many here have seen, I follow suit as well.
Congratulations NON-easy, still working stiff who has been hit up-side the head, with no affect.
You fit right in !!!!
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My badI’ve tried to tell yaz many times……… that’s NOT what LS10 drivers wear”:::::::::::::::::::::”
But I like the enthusiasm shown
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Looks appropriate to wear at Coolie's funeral. I won't be going. It's up to you all instead.
Coolie is dead?Looks appropriate to wear at Coolie's funeral. I won't be going. It's up to you all instead.