Thursday, 10 September 2009

Times when apostrophe contractions, though normally so useful, are probably best avoided.

  • I think, therefore I'm.
  • Unforgettable, that's what you're.
  • I'm what I'm, and what I'm needs no excuses.
  • 'Will you love her, comfort her, honour and keep her, in sickness and in health; and forsaking all others keep thee only unto her so long as you both shall live?' 'I'll.'











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    6 comments:

    1. riffle3:25 pm

      Very true.

      Caution: I am not a professional.

      Commandment:
      I'm the Lord thy God and you'll not have other gods before me.

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    2. simon12:05 am

      Is you's or is you'sn't my baby?

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    3. jondrytay10:32 am

      We're in Gershwin territory here- it's always been a favourite lyric of mine.

      "I'm biding my time/ Cos that's the kind of guy I'm"

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    4. Miss Pear12:27 pm

      Colloquialism complicates the issue, as in "I ain't an animal" or "I ain't a number - I'm a free man!"

      Not forgetting (even though everyone else has) 80s/90s pop group Wasn't Was.

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    5. Anonymous6:47 pm

      This is definitely in my top favorite posts of the entire internet.

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    6. ianf17:01 pm

      We'll, we'll rock you.

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