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Old 02-04-2019, 05:55 PM
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From what I have heard the book pictured isn't big enough.

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Old 02-04-2019, 06:12 PM
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As long as we're correcting, it's is short for it is, not a possessive.
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As long as we're correcting, it's is short for it is, not a possessive.
I thought it was both. How would you state the possessive version?

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The possessive version is "its" (no apostrophe).

Another very common misuse of words is "insure" for "ensure."
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The possessive version is "its" (no apostrophe).

Another very common misuse of words is "insure" for "ensure."
Definately,
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Definately,
Yes, definitely!
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I see "their," "there" and "they're" confused constantly.
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Haha...good stuff.

I was privileged to work with Mickey Herskowitz at the dearly departed Houston Post off and on for almost two decades. He was then and remains my favorite columnist. He's a terrific writer and a gifted storyteller. He's written quite a few books, I see 35 listed but I'd bet it's more. He ghostwrote Howard Cosell's autobiography, co-authored bios with Bette Davis and George W Bush.

He's in his mid-80s now but as recently as 2015 was going strong as a speaker when I saw him at a local SABR chapter meeting.

Thanks for prompting some wonderful memories.
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Just read that one. I thought it was very interesting from the Mick's point of view.
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