No Elvis in Ghana squad

[Scarby]

http://uk.sports.yahoo.com/060113/2/g6tm.html

bugger, what a shame it would have goven the lad loads of confidence.

i sure they are a where he can play for them arent they

 

[highland fox]

http://uk.sports.yahoo.com/060113/2/g6tm.html

bugger, what a shame it would have goven the lad loads of confidence.

i sure they are a where he can play for them arent they

Please Scarbs tell me you were taking the piss when you said 'a where' then..

 

[Durham Fox]

Please Scarbs tell me you were taking the piss when you said 'a where' then..

:icon_lol: :icon_lol: :icon_lol:

FFS Scarbs.

 

[bocadillo]

Please Scarbs tell me you were taking the piss when you said 'a where' then..

He'll blame it on his spill-chucker.

 

[Scarby]

its been a long day ive been up all night working on an assignment which i handed in today 6000 words and had a 3 hour lecture on Darwin,Wallace and Evolution.

pendantic bar-stools

 

[No.6 Muzzy Izzet...]

come on mate get it together. this doesn't reflect good on the rest of us who got their education from Hull Uni (that's right, education from Hull)









edited because of glaring spelling mistake

 

[lazzer]

come on mate get it together. this doesn't reflect good on the rest of us who got there education from Hull Uni (that's right, education from Hull)

neither does that :icon_lol: :icon_lol:

too late sorry

 

[bocadillo]

come on mate get it together. this doesn't reflect good on the rest of us who got their education from Hull Uni (that's right, education from Hull)









edited because of glaring spelling mistake

Adjective in place of an adverb!! More editing needed.

 

[bocadillo]

too late sorry

Why are you apologising? You are the 'early bird' to Scarbs's 'worm'.

 

[Durham Fox]

Why are you apologising? You are the 'early bird' to Scarbs's 'worm'.

 

[bocadillo]

Please tell this uneducated one how to deal with the apostrophe in the case of a name ending with an 's'.

 

[Durham Fox]

Please tell this uneducated one how to deal with the apostrophe in the case of a name ending with an 's'.

Scarbs'

Your way is untidy but not incorrect

 

[bocadillo]

Scarbs'

Your way is untidy but not incorrect

I don't mind being untidy and, indeed, this suggests that I was correct.

 

[MKFox]

What's this about lazzer and Scarby's worm????

 

[Durham Fox]

I don't mind being untidy and, indeed, this suggests that I was correct.

 

[Han]

I don't mind being untidy and, indeed, this suggests that I was correct.

does it???

For plural nouns that end in the letter s, the noun is simply followed by an apostrophe. For example: businesses becomes businesses’ and chickens becomes chickens’.

 

[bocadillo]

does it???

You'll make Durham yawn again.

Yes, it does. Scarbs is not a plural noun; you should have looked at the 'bus' eaxample in the section for singular nouns.

 

[alex]

They got a fookin Prince playing though!!!!

 

[Han]

You'll make Durham yawn again.

Yes, it does. Scarbs is not a plural noun; you should have looked at the 'bus' eaxample in the section for singular nouns.

ahhhh dint see that bit. shows my teacher was shite then.

 

[PFKAKTF FOX]

They got a fookin Prince playing though!!!!

How does he manage it in purple cuban heels ?