I had to look up where the apostrophe goes in Father's Day, and when I found the answer I didn't believe it. Like, I'd understand Fathers Day (a day for Fathers, plural) or Fathers' Day (a day BELONGING TO Fathers, plural), but the way it's actually written just makes it seem like it belongs to a singular dad, you know? It is the Day of one Father and one Father ONLY. Anyway, now I've seen the word Father written out too many times and it doesn't look like a word anymore.

Father’s Day

Chapter: Chapter 21: A Bunch Of One-Offs

Characters: Emily Jones, The Devil

Location: Hell, The Abraxas Academy Of Higher Learning

Hey look! It’s topical! Look at me go, bein’ all topical and shit.

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Rick Slack

2017-06-16, 10:25 am | #

A goat is just fine son…

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