Carbide Cannon from the Netherlands
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From: jfdebaron on 9 Dec 2006 06:35 Hello All over the World, This is no spam. Whe are friends from Holland and whe life in the North of the netherlands. Our carbide cannon is now better then better. Whe have rebuild the cannon. On 31 dec 2006 whe are going the shoot in our city. Look on our video's and photo's on www.carbidkanon.com and please write in our geustbook. Crew S.C.K.
From: sirkituk on 9 Dec 2006 12:34 On Dec 9, 11:35 am, jfdeba...(a)gmail.com wrote: > Hello All over the World, > > This is no spam. Whe are friends from Holland and whe life in the North > > of the netherlands. > Our carbide cannon is now better then better. Whe have rebuild the > cannon. > On 31 dec 2006 whe are going the shoot in our city. > Look on our video's and photo's onwww.carbidkanon.comand please write > > in our geustbook. > > Crew S.C.K. Your site doesn't seem to work!
From: Homer J Simpson on 9 Dec 2006 14:35 <sirkituk(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:1165685674.661689.174480(a)80g2000cwy.googlegroups.com... > Your site doesn't seem to work! Seems OK http://www.carbidkanon.com/
From: Apostrophe Police on 9 Dec 2006 16:29 On Sat, 09 Dec 2006 03:35:32 -0800, jfdebaron wrote: > Hello All over the World, > > This is no spam. Whe are friends from Holland and whe life in the North > > of the netherlands. > Our carbide cannon is now better then better. Whe have rebuild the > cannon. > On 31 dec 2006 whe are going the shoot in our city. > Look on our video's and photo's on www.carbidkanon.com and please write > > in our geustbook. > In English class, did they tell you that plurals should be aprostrophized, or is that a Dutch thing? Because they were wrong, if they were teaching English - I don't know the Dutch convention. In English, plurals normally have no apostrophe, except for _some_ acronyms, abbreviations, and so on, generally determined by pronunciation, usage, and legibility. Other than that, looks like fun! ;-) Cheers! -- Rich Grise, Self-Appointed Chief, Apostrophe Police
From: petrus bitbyter on 9 Dec 2006 17:33
"Apostrophe Police" <apopol(a)example.net> schreef in bericht news:pan.2006.12.09.21.29.32.988714(a)example.net... > On Sat, 09 Dec 2006 03:35:32 -0800, jfdebaron wrote: > >> Hello All over the World, >> >> This is no spam. Whe are friends from Holland and whe life in the North >> >> of the netherlands. >> Our carbide cannon is now better then better. Whe have rebuild the >> cannon. >> On 31 dec 2006 whe are going the shoot in our city. >> Look on our video's and photo's on www.carbidkanon.com and please write >> >> in our geustbook. >> > > In English class, did they tell you that plurals should be aprostrophized, > or is that a Dutch thing? > > Because they were wrong, if they were teaching English - I don't know the > Dutch convention. > > In English, plurals normally have no apostrophe, except for _some_ > acronyms, abbreviations, and so on, generally determined by pronunciation, > usage, and legibility. > > Other than that, looks like fun! ;-) > > Cheers! > -- > Rich Grise, Self-Appointed Chief, > Apostrophe Police > It's not. Dutch plurals are formed by adding an 's' or 'en' most of the times. (Hope the aprostrophs are well placed.) Apostrophes are used to prevent the need to write to successive letters 's' on some occasions. For example speaking about the book of John and the one of Chris you have to write Johns book and Chris' book. I can't speak for the OP of course, but I like to learn. Sometimes it's a pitty nobody marks my texts anymore. :) petrus bitbyter |