Beginner’s Guide to Written English for Pissy Old Tramps: “Early contender for November’s Pedant of the Month award from Ponders.” 1. An apostrophe and an ‘s’ are required where something is a singular possessive noun not ending with an ‘s’ (e.g. November). 2. An apostrophe is not required when truncating a name (e.g. ‘Ponders Revisited’) that does not contain an apostrophe.
I watched the whole thing live. Trump did his best to incite the mongs into Hillbilly outrage. As did the rest of them
Cowdenbeath, purely because a colleague of mine years ago, a Spurs fan, wrote to Cowdenbeath to ask where he could buy that season's away shirt, which apparently looked just like the Spurs one, and they sent him a shirt, scarf, hat and key ring gratis and for nothing.