If his name is What, then What’s rain would indicate rain belonging to What. However, if his name was Whats, then it would have to be written as Whats’ rain to indicate possession.
What’s rain also means what is rain.
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What’s rain also means what is rain.
Who what ????
Ain’t that what I said?
Dunno. I was more interested in keeping Beaker in his box.
ianrobbo1
good looking AND modest
Has Andrew snuffed it then?? I wonder who is going to do his DIY now ??
You called??
Get back in your box.
No it isn't!!
Yes it is
Don’t think last years is over yet.
Do try to keep up.
Surely it would be a ‘lid on the Beaker’?
Yes, it is. If you think it’s wrong, explain yourself for a change instead of just disagreeing.
BTW, a single exclamation mark is sufficient. Using more than one is indicative of not being able to correctly forward an argument with sufficient logic and sound reason. Or, in simpler terms, you’re not very bright.
I have disagreed with your post as it is, again, grammatically incorrect.
However, I do agree with the last sentence.
And yet again you fail to qualify your assertion.