Okay I'm bored too.

I get the it is .... it's .... it's (it has) compacted the word.
I also get that if Morty's head ached.
It is my head, it belongs to me ... so it is it's...or Morty's.

Does common sense not own it's own head in this instance.

Okay I'm bored too.

I get the it is .... it's .... it's (it has) compacted the word.
I also get that if Morty's head ached.
It is my head, it belongs to me ... so it is it's...or Morty's.

Does common sense not own it's own head in this instance.

Ouch! ouch! That's (that is) my head your hitting .

I'm twiddling me thumbs here ... waiting ...waiting.

Honestly ... call me a retard but I thought the title was spelt right.

Its vs. It’s


Would you like to know the number one grammatical error?
Hint: The word involved is small and it’s contained in this sentence.

That’s right: its vs. it’s
Yet the two rules are actually quite easy to remember.

Rule 1: When you mean it is or it has, use an apostrophe.

Examples:
It’s a nice day.
It’s your right to refuse the invitation.
It’s been great getting to know you.

Rule 2: When you are using its as a possessive, don’t use the apostrophe.

Examples:
The cat hurt its paw.
The furniture store celebrated its tenth anniversary.
Note: From what we understand, the possessive was also written it’s until a couple of hundred years ago. While we don’t know for certain, it is possible that the apostrophe was dropped in order to parallel possessive personal pronouns like hers, theirs, yours, ours, etc.”

Naughty girl!
Does common sense not own it is own head in this instance....what kind of rubbish is that??!!

That's as bad as ...oh I see, that's the title of the thread! Duh!!

Oh, I get it, it's wind up Ruthio day today, how could I forget.