vespa's

Does it really have an apostrophe or is that a typo?

Something I noticed whilst in Sweden last week - they have no apostrophes! Crazy country.

Sorry I know nothing of this subject.

no apostrophes is preferable to too many apostrophes.

I don't know how much one should cost or anyone who sells them. I think I know someone that lives in cambridge, though. that's in london, right?

I only know what it is that VESPA, like, means. or something.

I also only know: I wouldn't buy no vespa'.

ally! tell us more about sweden!

right vespa's is correct

i dont care about sweden

i just wanted some advice

piss off you two

that ain't fair.

+vespa's could only be argued to be right in a wrong way.

i wanted advice not an arguement about the virtue (or lack of) about the vespa

These people are based in Cambridge. They deal in Vespas too but anyone who thinks Vespas are cooler than Lambrettas is scooting under a misapprehension.

Now, tell us about Sweden, Cookie: I might be going there next weekend for indie madness.

After looking at the language again they may in fact have apostrophes. It's not entirely clear. However if they do have them then the are in THE WRONG PLACE.

Tim say hey! (hej) for hello and tack! for thank you. 'Manchester' means corduroy. Plopp is a chocolate bar. Watch out for ticket dispensers in shops, you have to get a ticket to queue for things.

I passed through Emmaboda on the train. It has a nice name. The girls seem pretty. Wear turn-ups on your jeans. Have fun.

Which Cambridge? Can't help you with the Engerland one at all.