Subject	Indeed.
Posted by	TT XTZ on June 04, 2008 at 11:00 AM
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In Reply To	Don't you mean Fort Collin's? (n/m) posted by BobbyT on June 03, 2008 at 11:20 PM
Message	But "Ft. Collins" doesn't end in a vowel, while "dyno" does. Apparently there's an unwritten, untaught, but somehow universally known rule of grammar that if a noun ends in a vowel, you pluralize it with an apostrophe-s, but if it ends in a consonant, you just stick the "s" on. *NOTE FOR THE CLUELESS* That is not a real rule. To make any noun plural, you just stick a damn "s" on the end of it. NO APOSTROPHES. Apostrophe-s = possessive! Why is this so complicated for folks? It's actually less complicated than the unwritten, incorrect rule! You don't have to live in a bubble just because someone else caught the flu. Make your decision on your ability to trust yourself. - NytWolf 15:49:05 12/17/06 I was previously a aviation mechanic and avionic technician and this car is harder to work on than Aircraft. - Hocuz77 03:04:56 02/28/06
Follow Ups	Dyno's in Fort Collins - wiZardZ 23:01:37 06/03/08 not sure if they're still around - Tikigod (Denver) 23:18:26 06/03/08 They are not. - Zluster 23:25:20 06/03/08 Don't you mean Fort Collin's? (n/m) - BobbyT 23:20:17 06/03/08 No he does not. (n/m) - Zluster 02:53:54 06/04/08 (Dyno's) (n/m) - BobbyT 03:09:04 06/04/08 Indeed. - TT XTZ 11:00:06 06/04/08 How did you guys fair in windsor? (n/m) - Zluster 23:25:59 06/03/08 Well we are actually in Severance but its pretty close. It - wiZardZ 12:32:33 06/04/08
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