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[jasonklee]

[Kielan]

The apostrophe and s would indicate it would be in possession and ownership of something.

I **** you.

Wouldn't it be RSes?

[firelizard]

RS' *

Geez grammar whore got it wrong.

So did you.
Your "92's" is considered also 'wrong' by some..though it's not official.

With single letters or abbreviations or acronyms, that sort of thing, an apostrophe is usually used if there's a period, and may or may not when there isn't, as in the case of RSs (RS's)

[benz88]

[da3bous]

I'm not your partner, buddy. :P

im not your buddy, dude.

[jasonklee]

im not your buddy, dude.

I'm not your dude, partner.

[benz88]

I **** you.

Wouldn't it be RSes?

you what?

[da3bous]

Should've been...not mark zukerberg

[Kielan]

I even edited the post, censor can piss off, everyone knows what I wrote.

[da3bous]

I'm not your dude, partner.

: partner was already used!


Im not your partner, padre.

[Han]

I **** you.

Wouldn't it be RSes?

No. If "RS" was a real word, then yes as nouns ending in s, z, ch, sh, and x require the "es" at the end.

[andybob]

Not a fan of the Facebook creator eh?

[benz88]

: partner was already used!


Im not your partner, padre.

not your padre, hombre.

[Kielan]

Screw that, its RSes. proper noun my ass, RSs just looks like a typo.

[Han]

And LOL @ lobster dog.