FAO O'Neill

[Bud Wiser]

Have not been here for a while but in the tradition of us Gaels I just though I'd look out for you and Hardy in case ye were going to Birmingham anytime soon.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/4388343/Apostrophes-abolished-by-council.html

[Harold Disgracey]

Maybe better to go to Cambridge.
http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/feb/06/council-reverses-ban-on-apostrophes?CMP=fb_gu

[Hardy]

Thank's Bud.

[Antrim Coaster]

Cue O'Neill's next headline in Tyrone Tribulations

[Orior]

Bud back you see to Good.

[brokencrossbar1]

That article in the Telegraph is just too funny and only real life provides proper  comedy, it is Python-esque!!

"Now children will go around Birmingham and see utter chaos."

Martin Mullaney, a councillor who chairs the city's transportation scrutiny committee, pointed out that Birmingham had been quietly phasing out apostrophes since the 1950s.

[armaghniac]

Martin Mullaney, a councillor who chairs the city's transportation scrutiny committee, pointed out that Birmingham had been quietly phasing out apostrophes since the 1950s.

Or the citys transportation committee perhaps?

[deiseach]

That article in the Telegraph is just too funny and only real life provides proper  comedy, it is Python-esque!!

The it-was-in-Magna-Carta tone of the comments is good for a laugh too.

[ONeill]

Get rid of it. And Z and J.