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Paddy replied

11 January 2012, 22:14
Waterstones drops its apostrophe

Sainburys dropped one. Mind you he is a bit old.
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northernladuk replied

11 January 2012, 21:59
That's going to drive The FaQQer nuts!!!!
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RSoles replied

11 January 2012, 21:19
'tis a poor show. Lets the side down.
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EternalOptimist replied

11 January 2012, 21:13
I went to Waterstone's last saturday, in Manchester, as it 'appens. In fact I went to three Waterstone's's, looking for a kids book called 'Deeper'. Two of the Waterstone's's didn't have it, but the third one didn't either.

next time i go, i'll get a book on abberrant apostrophes
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RSoles replied

11 January 2012, 21:06
Cost saving on corporate letterheads?
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AtW started a topic Note to pedants

11 January 2012, 21:05
Note to pedants

Waterstones drops its apostrophe

Waterstones, the bookshop, has dropped the apostrophe in its trading name and logo, sparking outrage among some of its customers.

Source: Waterstones drops its apostrophe - Telegraph

What this world is coming to?
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