Depends on if it belongs to one of them or both
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[Misc] Things That Really Matter
- Thread starter Eeyore
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I remember a few years ago, on a cold December day, the Daily Mirror had a half page ‘story’ that Camilla was wearing a pair of gloves.
That was it, that was the story.
That was it, that was the story.
"We have carried out an archaeological appraisal of the damage to Hadrian's Wall and can confirm there are some cracks and fragments broken off from two of the facing stones of the Wall, which we believe have been caused by the felling of the Sycamore tree."
OMG,
two of the facing stones are damaged!
Already the poor tree is forgotten.
OMG,
two of the facing stones are damaged!Already the poor tree is forgotten.
Why does it need an apostrophe at all? It's a street named after St. James; it doesn't belong to St. James.
aberllefenni
Active member
- Jan 15, 2009
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As have signs for the River Uck.There’s a road sign in Stubbington, near Southampton, that’s had to ‘reconfigured’. The road in question is called Anker Lane. Needless to say the authorities have squished up the Anker as far to the left of the sign as possible. Now I wonder why?
How do you know that? Have you got the legal deeds?
People have been saying it wrongly for years in that case - but was the sign incorrectly made for the pronunciation or have people simply been saying an incorrect item of signage?
It's sure as shit not St James' either way.
No legal deeds, no - and in the absence of legal deeds there is no proof of ownership.How do you know that? Have you got the legal deeds?
People have been saying it wrongly for years in that case - but was the sign incorrectly made for the pronunciation or have people simply been saying an incorrect item of signage?
It's sure as shit not St James' either way.
Accept your point though that people pronounce the street name as St. Jameziz. Perhaps the street sign should be phonetically correct to keep everyone happy?
Green City are slightly confusedHow do you know that? Have you got the legal deeds?
People have been saying it wrongly for years in that case - but was the sign incorrectly made for the pronunciation or have people simply been saying an incorrect item of signage?
It's sure as shit not St James' either way.
I'm off out to by some banana's.
It's to stop those pesky high earners changing it to Banker's Lane I guess?There’s a road sign in Stubbington, near Southampton, that’s had to ‘reconfigured’. The road in question is called Anker Lane. Needless to say the authorities have squished up the Anker as far to the left of the sign as possible. Now I wonder why?
KZNSeagull
Well-known member
Overpriced Shite St is a bit harsh on the other businesses on that road.
- Jan 3, 2012
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When I was working in export sales support/customer service environments 30 to 40 years ago, I often found myself subconsciously correcting the grammar and spelling of letters and faxes that came in - adjectives that didn’t agree with the nouns they were describing, singular verbs with plural subjects and things like that - in both French and German.
PS - I’ve got a modern languages degree
- Apr 5, 2014
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- Thread starter
- #37
I do'nt think they do.
el punal
Well-known member
Do you know, I’d never have thought of that?
- Apr 5, 2014
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- #40
What's the Fulking Poynings of that sign ?