I am a migrant, I think UK is being takenover

[Gasman28]

You are either a Kentish man or a man of Kent.

 

[lifesagasman]

A rose by any name would smell of Kent

 

[lifesagasman]

Kent by name, Kent by nature

 

[Gasman28]

http://www.kentresources.co.uk/manofkent.htm
Still not sure where I am, live on a river

 

[lifesagasman]

The text suggests you are an immigrant....'s'ss's,ss'

 

[RedHerring2]

I don`t care if you`re Asian , Jewish , East European , Far Eastern , African . I just wish you would get your apostrophe`s in the right place`s

What about the commas?

"EATS SHOOTS AND LEAVES" I've not yet read it but will get round to it one day.

"Woman without her man, is an animal"
"Woman, without her, man is an animal"
"Woman without, her man is an animal"

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

But now the tories are in power
says on tonights news they'll stop australians coming here to work

I knew there was a good reason to vote for them, why did they not highlight this in their manifesto

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

Does that include their cricket and rugby teams?

 

[Shifty22]

This is ridiculous really, immigrants from outside the EU aren't the problem apart from those in the middle east and they seek asylum anyway.

 

[kevindgas]

exactly!!

lets make out we are doing something even when we aren't!!

 

[ajstoneservices]

This is ridiculous really, immigrants from outside the EU aren't the problem apart from those in the middle east and they seek asylum anyway.

Not sure that people living in areas that now resemble Mogadishu would agree with you.

 

[Nige F]

I don`t care if you`re Asian , Jewish , East European , Far Eastern , African . I just wish you would get your apostrophe`s in the right

place`s

Does "places" need to have an apostrophe Nige'???

if it`s use is ironic . Though als might be considered a full Brit for using the ` equally badly as the proletariat

 

[RedHerring2]

if it`s use is ironic

Don't like being pedantic but:
"It's" is short for It is

"Its" when used as a posessive pronoun doesn't have an apostrophe.

Remember that the word without an apostrophe is the possessive, and the one with an apostrophe is a contraction of a pronoun plus another word.

 

[imamartian]

if it`s use is ironic

Don't like being pedantic but:
"It's" is short for It is

"Its" when used as a posessive pronoun doesn't have an apostrophe.

Remember that the word without an apostrophe is the possessive, and the one with an apostrophe is a contraction of a pronoun plus another word.

So why do we say John's car, or the kid's bike, or the kids' school or St Thomas's church?

 

[Gasman28]

if it`s use is ironic

Don't like being pedantic but:
"It's" is short for It is

"Its" when used as a posessive pronoun doesn't have an apostrophe.

Remember that the word without an apostrophe is the possessive, and the one with an apostrophe is a contraction of a pronoun plus another word.

Thanks for that, but please aim that one on our foreign freinds