Essendon & Brisbane (though it is at the Gabba). That's all I see. Saturday night is going to be so painful. But I will sit through it. Just looking for signs of improvement for the long term, rather than a win right now, although a win would sure be fking nice!
How are you feeling now ?
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Essendon & Brisbane (though it is at the Gabba). That's all I see. Saturday night is going to be so painful. But I will sit through it. Just looking for signs of improvement for the long term, rather than a win right now, although a win would sure be fking nice!
frying nemo
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ok lol its 4am and im still up
frying nemo
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tired off to bed im out **** it
Mistoffelees
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I feel tired, happy, sad, disappointed, elated, and grateful....all at the same time. :dontknow:
Mistoffelees
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It's a beautiful day. I'm going to play a quick game or two and then go out and enjoy it!
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well lucky ****ing you!!
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ha ha. I'll be in a better mood come Friday, all things going well...
I'll test you then, Toretto.
Meantime, imagine Jamie's Diary notes:
Monday - Disliked it
Tuesday - Disliked it
Wednesday - Disliked it
Thursday - Disliked it:
Friday - Disliked it
Saturday - Disliked it
Sunday - Disliked it:
Next Week - Will likely Dislike it
Next Month - Will likely Dislike it:
Next Year: May Dislike it
The screenplay writer for the 'Bridget Jones Diary'-type film is gonna have his work cut out!
Meantime, imagine Jamie's Diary notes:
Monday - Disliked it
Tuesday - Disliked it
Wednesday - Disliked it
Thursday - Disliked it:
Friday - Disliked it
Saturday - Disliked it
Sunday - Disliked it:
Next Week - Will likely Dislike it
Next Month - Will likely Dislike it:
Next Year: May Dislike it
The screenplay writer for the 'Bridget Jones Diary'-type film is gonna have his work cut out!
:: Puts on his Double English grad hoity-toity voice and points out, sternly, that Mondays, when used in the above context, should never be apostrophised! :
That should make you even grumpier, ha!:
I can hear you saying this in your Double English Grad voice. 🙂 It's cute!
But my query is, as I speak in my Inquisitive Romanian Apprentice accent: "Monday's Classes are Literature and Art History." Is this correct or incorrect when using the apostrophe on Monday? I'm truly being sincere when asking this for I want to be proper.
You are 100% correct, Magdalina.
An apostrophe should, correctly, be used in just two instances:
When you are about to describe something as a possession.
'Monday's Classes' is spot on - the Classes belong to Monday. Similarly, 'Dogs' leashes' when you are talking about the leashes of more than one dog.
If you go past the markets here, though, looking for fresh produce your eyeballs get assaulted by idiotic (or lazy) storekeepers advertising 'TOMATO'S' or 'POTATO'S'.
When you are contracting, or abbreviating, two words
It's, eg, or Haven't or I'm...
An apostrophe should, correctly, be used in just two instances:
When you are about to describe something as a possession.
'Monday's Classes' is spot on - the Classes belong to Monday. Similarly, 'Dogs' leashes' when you are talking about the leashes of more than one dog.
If you go past the markets here, though, looking for fresh produce your eyeballs get assaulted by idiotic (or lazy) storekeepers advertising 'TOMATO'S' or 'POTATO'S'.
When you are contracting, or abbreviating, two words
It's, eg, or Haven't or I'm...
Mistoffelees
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I'll NEVER give up the Oxford Comma! Just saying . . .
I'm weird there, Mistoff.
If I type 'I am going shopping for bread, pate, cheese and salami', I don't bother with the Oxford comma.
But if I'm typing 'I like cooking my wife and my baby girl', ha', I put in Oxford commas! 'I like cooking, my wife, and my baby girl'
Though, if truth be told, it's way easier to spread that thought into two or three sentences!
Mistoffelees
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When taking into account meaning, subtle nuances, etc., I have a hard time with the omission. Like, your sentence can be read as though cheese and salami are one item when they are two separate things.
Now without the comma altogether, your other sentence would be hilarious! "I like cooking my wife and my baby girl." 😱