how long do I have to watch until Frosty reaches the tracks? :x
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Congratulations! I wonder how many made it through the labyrinth. XD
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Couldn't handle it in one sit through, had to do like 10-20 levels a day :)
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http://data.grammarbook.com/blog/apostrophes/apostrophes-with-names-ending-in-s-ch-or-z/
http://www.dailywritingtips.com/possessive-of-proper-names-ending-in-s/
tl;dr version, both s's and s' are considered correct according to different style guides, though 's is more commonly accepted.
Technically, the most appropriate version is likely the New York Times Version, but it can be trickier for people to remember, and there's actually no functional reason to prefer it over consistent use of s's.
s' is more confusing since generally that structure is exclusive to plural-possession (The peoples' union, or, a union of multiple groups of people (versus people's union for a single group of people)), so adding it to singular possession would be peculiar, in a 'does that punctuation really belong there?' sense.
(There are not multiple Kerroses being represented, are there? =O)
The most firm rules of thumb for it are:
1: If you speak it with a smooth e sound (Kerroses Labyrinth [-roses or -ozes]) you substitute an apostrophe at the spot (Kerros's).
2: If it ends with an emphasized double s sound (Kansas's [-usses]) you would instead use ', for Kansas'.
Of course, depending on your personal pronunciation of Kerros, you may think it more suited for the latter, and that's where the real confusion comes in.
Or you can just use s's (or s', if you really think that preferable) consistently, as that's much simpler. :P
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Wow, thank you for the links and explanation, it was really helpful! :)
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Thanks for the crappy train. But with a few sparkles inside (for me that is)
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I-i-it's not like I'm giving my gratitude or anything, okay!?
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Congrats and thank you for the nice ride Razzeli:)
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Hai!
So the other day I won couple of good games (Wolfenstein: The New Order and Five Nights at Freddy's 4) from the great and magnificent Kerros's Labyrinth (or is that Kerros' ? Can never tell... WELL FROM LABYRINTH MADE BY KERROS. There.), plus also an Alien: Isolation DLC, from an other giveaway, so I decided it was time to make my very first train. Yay!
"But wait, you won those awesome games, and instead you give back some crappy bundle games."
Well, yes, unfortunately. Still being a student and not at work, I won't have too much extra cash to spend, and don't buy the latest AAA games myself, until deeply discounted and/or in bundles. But being a bundle
addict... enthusiast, there are due to be some leftover games from recent bundles, so I try to give quantity over quality.If you pass the less that rigorous entrance check, you may ENTER
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