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In Britain, we see potato products with flavours like cheese 'n' onion and salt 'n' vinegar. The 'n' is the word and with the a and the d removed, and each missing letter replaced, as is usual, by an apostrophe.

They do that in India too

But you can do these things too, there is no rule.

Cheese 'n onion
Cheese N onion
Cheese 'N' onion
Cheese N' onion
Cheese & onion
...etc

There is no a2k speller. You have whatever sort of spell checking system is supplied with or downloaded to, your computer.


. Makes me think of a French version of Fred Flintstone.



People taking a particular side in Finland.


Well, you did ask.

He's been told this dozens of times. He just ignores it each time, or maybe it suits him to be awkward, like a kid: "la la la I can't hear you!"

Thanks Cen I knew you'd come thru

Thanks Stur, so they tell me but then I f'get

in Finland...Again once more still, Gis made my day

Cen I'm positively 'fronted

No 'fense. Get the puns ?


While we're atit, trox, whaddya think about the " '...' "...'s' . " approach? Whereas the usu [right outa the schoolbook] we punct, "He was given the 'Freezers's.' in ref to those from the freezers, to me anyhow " 'Freezer's'." just seems cleaner !! ?? so whatcha think...

Also, there's some contro 'round '... cleaner ! ? or...' re lc & singlespace..so whacha think