The main purpose of an apostrophe is to show ownership or possession of an object.
Example:
Mayors' Cell Phone
Mayors' Chief of Police
Mayors' Newspaper
If you haven't read the JRG Blog for 3/10, you need to click on over there and read it.
Go ahead, I'll wait.
If this isn't a classic, most arrogant display from a public official to a member of the press, I don't know what is.....
First of all, thanks to Bob and the QNO team for allowing the public a rare peak of the transparency of the current city administration. I have absolutely no reason not to believe this event didn't happen.
Too bad Ed and Doug over at the Mayors' citys' paper don't have the stones to ask a question, yet even think of a question that concerns the finances of the city that led to this event. Sorry to say that I will be ending my paper subscription as the weather has turned warmer and I don't need the kindeling and I don't own a bird.
Spring: I also don't appreciate you call my police chief on a Sunday and asking for my private number.
Sorry to say mayor, unless you produce evidence that YOU PERSONALLY pay for that cell phone, it's not yours' it the TAXPAYERS!
Which brings up another point....
Of the several multiple cell phone that the TAXPAYERS of this city pay for, which ones are made public? Every alderman has one, yet when the public needs to contact one, where are these funded numbers listed?
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Please feel free to click the LINK of Spring for Mayor on City Desk to answer these Questions.
Springy is quite the tool. To bad the alternatives are a bit lacking as well.
There are a number of aldermen that do not have taxpayer provided cellphones. You need to check the list that is posted on QNO before making such an all inclusive statement. I do agree that if the phone is paid for by the taxpayer the taxpayer should be able to call any elcted or appointed offical on that phone.
I myself am most shocked at the use of "My police chief" , I am sure Copley isn't real happy at the implied statement .
Statements like that scream the Savak or the Stassi , it shows insight into ways of thinking . That insight is pretty f***ing scary .
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You are correct.
Thing is, you know the city-worker turd-types are right there underneath him, "Yea, Spring, it's your city, where can I kiss you ass, Mr. Spring?"
Douche bag, or simply douche, is considered to be a pejorative term in most of the English-speaking world. The slang usage of the term dates back to the 1960s.[6] The term implies a variety of negative qualities, specifically arrogance and malice.
Spring is a douchebag.
El-Douche-O
Del-Bag-O
FOR ALL OF MY FELLOW DAVE BELLIS SUPPORTERS. DON'T LET ALL THOSE GREEN RE-ELECT "SPRING" SIGNS DISCOURAGE YOU. THE BIG ONES ARE ALL THE CITY EMPLOYEES THAT HAD TO TAKE ONE HOME AND PUT IN THEIR YARDS IF THEY WISHED TO KEEP THEIR JOBS. GET A BLUE & RED SIGN FOR YOUR YARD AND ONE FOR ALL YOUR SMART FRIENDS.
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