Subject: Re: ... like the falling splintered two-by-four I caught the other day.
Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 16:55:42 -0800
From: Jennifer Lynch <Jennifer.Lynch@ucop.edu>
To: kenji! <kenji@nuvomedia.com>

[snip]

Regarding grammar: always use an apostrophe to show a possessive, except
when the subject is "it." So really, kenji's is right. The only way you
could do that without an apostrophe, legally, is if you developed a classic
split personality such that one of your selves was an inanimate object and
it was this object that you believed had a list of movies for jennifer;
then you could say "its list of movies for jennifer." How's -that- for
pedantic?

[snip]

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jennifer
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