I think that everyone is overlooking the #GrocersApostrophe here.
It must really be Brick's And Minifig's.
M. Brick likely has xyr roots in the Danelaw, as it's a corruption of Brigg and Bridge.
I wonder where M. Minifig hailed from.
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We in Canada would love to see that, too.
A++ to Mango Mussolini for the grocer's apostrophe in his toot. Aliterate idiot.
#MangoMussolini #SeeFigureOne #SeeFigure1 #GrocersApostrophe #aliterate
A poor substitute for a @lindasgoluppiart task.
Today:
We know that Sainsbury's was once the shop of John James Sainsbury. Hence the apostrophe-S.
Asquith Dairies (ASDA) isn't the unadorned family name. But Michael Marks & Thomas Spencer owned a market stall.
Several members of the Gregg family (John, Ian, and Colin) ran Greggs, so it starts off plural.
In 1 minute, decide whether the bakery is thus Greggs, (old style) Greggs', or (new style guides) Greggs's.
@BruceShark Which is fortunate, because it is properly two cauliflower's's. (-:
I read that Asda's is rationing the supply of tomato's and cucumber's.
We all know what greengrocer's have a surfeit of. (-:
Beware fakery! A _real_ butcher would have spelled it: ostrich burger's. (-:
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