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Opinicus - 03 Jan 2009 06:49 GMT
From another newsgroup:

"at the end of each individual  number in its's cell"

It *might* have been a slip of the finger, I suppose (hope)...

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Cece - 03 Jan 2009 21:18 GMT
On Jan 3, 12:49 am, "Opinicus"
<gez...@spamcop.net.which.is.not.invalid> wrote:
> From another newsgroup:
>
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> --
> Bobhttp://www.kanyak.com

Oh, that one's bad.  Really bad!
Robin Bignall - 03 Jan 2009 21:27 GMT
>From another newsgroup:
>
>"at the end of each individual  number in its's cell"
>
>It *might* have been a slip of the finger, I suppose (hope)...

Alt.possessive.its.has.no,apostrophe used to delight in finding these
things, but there are so many that the group moved on to more esoteric
topics.
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Dr Peter Young - 03 Jan 2009 22:09 GMT
>>From another newsgroup:
>>
>>"at the end of each individual  number in its's cell"
>>
>>It *might* have been a slip of the finger, I suppose (hope)...

> Alt.possessive.its.has.no,apostrophe used to delight in finding these
> things, but there are so many that the group moved on to more esoteric
> topics.

But not always onto these esoteric topics, by any means. This post
would have been welcome there.

It's possible that it may have been a slip of its finger :-)

With best wishes,

Peter (posting from the Apihna Arms).

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Now happily retired.

mm - 03 Jan 2009 23:49 GMT
>From another newsgroup:
>
>"at the end of each individual  number in its's cell"
>
>It *might* have been a slip of the finger, I suppose (hope)...

I don't suppose he meant "Itzy's".  :)
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Posters should say where they live, and for which
area they are asking questions. I have lived in
Western Pa.  10 years
Indianapolis 10 years
Chicago       6 years
Brooklyn, NY 12 years
Baltimore    26 years

Opinicus - 04 Jan 2009 09:32 GMT
>>"at the end of each individual  number in its's cell"

> I don't suppose he meant "Itzy's".  :)

Now I have this horrible feeling that the OP actually pronounces the word
/itsəz/...

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