New official NF jersey
 

Here's the new officially sanctioned NF jersey. What do you guys (and gals, for Juulie's PC scorecard) think?

http://news.yahoo.com/comics/070926/...p0Pll_fXEF_b4F

I think it's just the thing for refnrev.

Beats all the yellin'.

Since when did Juulie become plural? Are the voices back again, Juulie? :eek:

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I'll take the yellin' .... trust me, I'll take the yellin'!

As you've quoted it, that's possessive, not plural. :p

As mbyron said, it's possessive, not plural. Do you really think I would make a punctuation error? C'mon dude, I am the grand poobah of punctuation. :rolleyes:

Ray? You're mixing up plural and possessive? I'm wondering about your voices! Mine ever leave completely, but I've usually got them under control. Maybe I need to give you some voices control lessons?

and by the way Mark, vertical stripes aren't slimming if they are so tight that they get distorted around the middle (think parentheses),,,

Let's just hope the NF never goes to horizontal stripes - unless my partners look like this:

http://images.eonline.com/eol_images...pes.053107.gif

Why you all gotta be hatin' on me? :D

I humbly beg your pardon, O Great Grand Poobah of Punctuation. Yes, I'm aware that "Juulie's" is possessive. I was referring to "gals" when paired with Juulie -- plural v. singular. But perhaps I should avail myself of Juulie's offer to help control my "lame attempt at humor" voice. Or maybe I should just borrow some of your meds? ;)

I'll be glad to share. Just send me your debit card and PIN numbers to cover the cost of shipping. :cool:

They hate you because you're at the top of your game.

grand poobah of
 

From Mark Padgett: "Just send me your debit card and PIN numbers"

Mark: Are you also the Grand Poobah of Redundancy? Personal Identification Number Numbers?

Nah, he just wants to use them in the ATM Machines! :)

I am also the Grand Mufti of the Department of Redundancy Department. ;)

I am also the Grand Mufti of the Department of Redundancy Department. ;)

Totally off topic, but there's a huge grocery chain here in the west named Albertsons. It was started by the Albertson family and they never have put an apostrophe in their name to show the possessive. Every once in a while, someone writes a letter to the newspaper pointing it out, but the company just shrugs it off.