Houston Astros 2024 Year of the Dragon Fring shirt

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What were these people paying attention to in grades 1-4? How do you graduate middle school without even a basic understanding of punctuation, let alone high school or university? It’s so annoying trying to communicate with these people, having to resist the Houston Astros 2024 Year of the Dragon Fring shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this urge to correct every text and email they send you. There are a lot of apostrophe crimes, but I think my absolute favourite is when people use a single one for possessive or even plural on Z or X. GenX — I was literally (as in literally) taught this consistently throughout school, including for names ending in S. Yep. We were taught that it was optional to put the second s after the apostrophe when indicating possession by someone whose name ends in s. To wit, “that is Marcus’s car” is correct, and “that is Marcus’ car” was acceptable.

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If that convention has fallen from favor, I’m happy to cease following it. I generally try to stay current. I don’t have a bodywave in my hair, and I don’t wear acid-washed jeans either. Fashion changes. I think I read somewhere that acronyms are the Houston Astros 2024 Year of the Dragon Fring shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this only exception to this. Is that incorrect? (It’s ATMs and not ATM’s). Such a good joke, that all the ba humbug grammar tryhards missed. Like, we are joking about the syntax of writing, chill. If you’re talking about Hydrogen and Carbon those are non-count nouns so you’d just say “H” and “C”. You’d never say “hydrogens” anyhow (unless I guess you’re talking about different isotopes in which case you would just say “hydrogen isotopes include deuterium and tritium”).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.