Yall niggas gay

[Lycoris (OP)]

Yeah, Especially that xDoggyxStomperx guy

[Akomine]

^

[DoggyStomper]

That kids a fag

[Airbongo]

Dude, Doggy is so gay he received an AVN award for best double penetration interracial gay scene.

[DoggyStomper]

Dude, Doggy is so gay he received an AVN award for best double penetration interracial gay scene.

At least he got an award.

[ChaosMushrooms]

Dude, Doggy is so gay he received an AVN award for best double penetration interracial gay scene.

At least he got an award.

[Airbongo]

Dude, Doggy is so gay he received an AVN award for best double penetration interracial gay scene.

At least he got an award.

That illustrates Doggy's life perfectly :'D

[ChaosMushrooms]

Dude, Doggy is so gay he received an AVN award for best double penetration interracial gay scene.

At least he got an award.

That illustrates Doggy's life perfectly :'D

And Ako's

[Airbongo]

Dude, Doggy is so gay he received an AVN award for best double penetration interracial gay scene.

At least he got an award.

That illustrates Doggy's life perfectly :'D

And Ako's

and luis'

[Akomine]

Dude, Doggy is so gay he received an AVN award for best double penetration interracial gay scene.

At least he got an award.

That illustrates Doggy's life perfectly :'D

And Ako's

and luis'

And Ako's

PS: Luis's*

[Airbongo]

Dude, Doggy is so gay he received an AVN award for best double penetration interracial gay scene.

At least he got an award.

That illustrates Doggy's life perfectly :'D

And Ako's

and luis'

And Ako's

PS: Luis's*

Fuck you, I always see it used the way I used it. EVERYWHERE. I never see "Luis's" or anything like that and when I asked you to explain me how to use an apostrophe when a word ends with an s, you failed to give me a good explanation. You are wrong. And get on Steam, faggot. If you can be on the forums, you can be on Steam. Bitch

[ChaosMushrooms]

AKO WE'VE BEEN OVER THIS

[Airbongo]

AKO WE'VE BEEN OVER THIS

Yeah, Ako is such a lil bitch.

[Airbongo]

Ako insists that not using an s after the apostrophe of a word that ends with s is wrong, but the wrong one here is akunt.

Wrong according to Akunt:

Carlos and his dildo:
Carlos' dildo is very slimy.
Carlos' mom enjoys her son's dildo.

What is correct according to Akunt:

Carlos and his dildo:
Carlos's dildo is very slimy
Carlos's mom enjoys her son's dildo

After some research, I have concluded that BOTH uses are correct. Carlos's is a more traditional use, while Carlos' is a more recent one.

I looked through various sources but this one is best:
http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=69067&highlight=plural+possessive+apostrophe+words+ending+in+s

[luisc99]

Words with no possesstion are just s.
Singular words with possession are 's.
Plural words with possesstion are s'.
Names, whether they end in s or not are always 's.

Names ending with s using 's like Luis's or Chaos's is a British English thing, which has spread around the commonwealth, hence Ako agrees with me. Using s' is the American English was of doing it. Depending on where you are in the world, and how you speak the English language will depend on how you say it. Although personally I'd use the English way of speaking English. As air said though, both are correct in universal English.

#getgoogled

[Akomine]

Words with no possesstion are just s.
Singular words with possession are 's.
Plural words with possesstion are s'.
Names, whether they end in s or not are always 's.

Names ending with s using 's like Luis's or Chaos's is a British English thing, which has spread around the commonwealth, hence Ako agrees with me. Using s' is the American English was of doing it. Depending on where you are in the world, and how you speak the English language will depend on how you say it. Although personally I'd use the English way of speaking English. As air said though, both are correct in universal English.

#getgoogled

^

fuck muricans who can't follow the rules.
"oh this name ends in an s so for some reason we should still have an apostrophe but remove the possessive s"

[ChaosMushrooms]

Words with no possesstion are just s.
Singular words with possession are 's.
Plural words with possesstion are s'.
Names, whether they end in s or not are always 's.

Names ending with s using 's like Luis's or Chaos's is a British English thing, which has spread around the commonwealth, hence Ako agrees with me. Using s' is the American English was of doing it. Depending on where you are in the world, and how you speak the English language will depend on how you say it. Although personally I'd use the English way of speaking English. As air said though, both are correct in universal English.

#getgoogled

"Niki don't bring the facts into this"