When does "'s" make something plural?
"Tony" in this instance is a Proper Name and to pluralize a Proper name you add an "s" not an "'s"
If your next door neighbors were named "Smith" you could also refer to them as "The Smiths" not "The Smith's" (unless it was possessive, as in "I'm ging to go over to the Smith's and borrow their lawnmower."
If you were referring to the Pulitzer Prize, it would be "Pulitzers" not "Pulitzer's" unless you were using the possessive form.
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Updated On: 12/26/06 at 11:00 PM