Comments on: Time Fly’s http://theoriginalpinkbox.com/uncategorized/time-flys/ Pink Tool Boxes, Tools, and Accessories Fri, 11 May 2012 21:03:51 +0000 hourly 1 By: briane http://theoriginalpinkbox.com/uncategorized/time-flys/comment-page-1/#comment-667 briane Fri, 22 Jul 2011 03:00:11 +0000 http://theoriginalpinkbox.com/?p=306#comment-667 Thanks for the correction. That's what you get from a California education these days. I think you should make a large purchase of Pink Box products and I will make sure to send my kids to private school. As for me stay tuned for more blogs as I'm sure I will bastardise the American language more often then not. But it was nice to know that although it wasn't spelled correctly you were able to figure out what was meant. Thanks for the correction. That’s what you get from a California education these days. I think you should make a large purchase of Pink Box products and I will make sure to send my kids to private school. As for me stay tuned for more blogs as I’m sure I will bastardise the American language more often then not. But it was nice to know that although it wasn’t spelled correctly you were able to figure out what was meant.

]]> By: Ferd http://theoriginalpinkbox.com/uncategorized/time-flys/comment-page-1/#comment-631 Ferd Sun, 10 Jul 2011 22:12:51 +0000 http://theoriginalpinkbox.com/?p=306#comment-631 The phrase is "Time Flies". An apostrophe indicates the omission of one or more letters: gov't for government. It indicates the possessive case as in: the hammer from the original pink box was her's. And lastly, an apostrophe indicates plurals in abbreviations and symbols as in: she had several CD's. Let us not ignorantly add to the bastardisation of the English language as we see in the news every now and then. (i.e.: "refudiate") The phrase is “Time Flies”. An apostrophe indicates the omission of one or more letters: gov’t for government. It indicates the possessive case as in: the hammer from the original pink box was her’s. And lastly, an apostrophe indicates plurals in abbreviations and symbols as in: she had several CD’s.

Let us not ignorantly add to the bastardisation of the English language as we see in the news every now and then. (i.e.: “refudiate”)

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