old english writers: alas! how could we possibly mark a word that is shortened? the apostrophe:
A black-and-white cat stands on a concrete floor with one front leg raised and stretched forward. The joke treats the cat’s unusually shortened-looking leg as a visual representation of an apostrophe marking a shortened word, parodying old English writers’ dramatic confusion.
Old English Writers Discover Apostrophes
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