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Greetings Monkeywatchers, core coon crap for popping in, and welcome to another dive into the murky waters of Pattaya, metaphorically speaking. And literally speaking, come to think of it. Pattaya has been hit by flash floods yet again and it’s reported that traffic officers have been assigned to deal with the situation. Presumably when there’s gridlock on the roads the weathermen will be sent in. Police are investigating after a Pattaya mother reported that a gang of youths had assaulted her son with fireworks. It seems that the gang didn’t have a bottle to fire their rockets fro

How to write plural possessive nouns is a common English grammar thing. Same as capitalizing the first letter in a sentence. https://www.yourdictionary.com/articles/plural-possessive-nouns

Well, you folks added the "u" to your words in tribute to your Norman/French conquerors, so I'd think twice about going there if I were you. https://www.onlinewritingjobs.com/writing-tips/writing-in-british-english-vs-american-english/ Hell of a time finding references for that unlike before. Pretty embarrassing I guess. Anyway, get back to me when "color" rhymes with "hour", "flour", "sour", etc.

Technically you lot just added to the ones by the Germanic tribes, similar to us adding to yours, but sure.

In that vein, it's an oddball British thing, just like tossing a u into a perfectly fine word.

It's not wrong, members is a plural possesive noun in that usage.

I think we're both bored! 🤣