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Baruth does that thing with the S
Friday, June 19, 2009
A while back Charity Tensel and I got into a discussion about how to show possession when the noun doing the possessing already ends in s. Should one write 'Bernie Sanders' time as mayor' or 'Bernie Sanders's time as mayor?' It turns out that both ways can work, but I always like to add another s, because I'm a super litereal thinker who clings to procedural consistancy to maintain some semblence of sanity in this cockamamie world.
Anyway- it turns out our good friend, esteemed UVM English professor, blogger, school commissioner, Daysee award winner, Obama delegate, frequent visitor to Sweden and state senate candidate Philip Baruth also adds an s. From his post today on John Edwards :
"...But what does Edwards mean when he says that “time will tell” whether it was a good move to run for President in light of his semi-public infidelity?
That he may yet wind up winning the 2008 campaign? That history will one day realize that Elizabeth Edwards was not an admirable, long-suffering American icon but a figure of immense evil who deserved everything she got and more?
That Edwards’s love child may one day discover a cure for cancer, and dedicate a 2032 Nobel Prize to the courageous, free-loving father who made it all possible?" [Emphasis added.]
I'm not saying you are wrong, because you're not, but the fact that Philip does it the same way is not what makes you right. Philip is wrong about plenty of things, as are you. :)
Oh give me a break. It's Friday, and I trust in Jay's sense of humor and/or forgiveness.
Speaking of two different ways of doing things both being ok (which I did acknowledge Charity- although Poopsie will agree with you that I'm wrong about a lot-) Apparently there are two different ways to spell "cockamamie." "Cockamamie," or "cockamamy." Although blogger spell check disagrees.
Blogger's spell check is lame. So is Firefox's. I swear, they have 19-year-old college interns with limited vocabularies programming those things. Any word only used by people over 30 is foreign.
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I'm not saying you are wrong, because you're not, but the fact that Philip does it the same way is not what makes you right. Philip is wrong about plenty of things, as are you. :)