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Unread 03-16-2011, 06:47 PM   #31 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Repugnant Abomination View Post
If you want to use an apostrophe with a word ending in s, such as Jesus, just throw an apostrophe on the end of the s, rather than put an additional s. So...

Jesus'
...Not
Jesus's

Technically both are accepted, but the first example is cleaner.

Jesus' balls were on fire.
Actually, it would be Jesus's. When something ends in just the apostrophe, it is plural possessive. e.g.

Those dogs' owner is an asshole.
That dog's owner is an asshole.
Jesus's owner is an asshole.

"Jesus' owner is an asshole." ... That's wrong, unless we're talking more than one Jesus. And I think that would be Jesi anway, right?
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