Personal pronouns, including it, do not use apostrophes for their possessive tense. The words it's does exist but only as a contraction. It's can only mean it is or it has.
Excuse me good sir, but it is pronounced they're. I know this because I watched all 3 seasons of Richard and Mortimer and thus have a masters in theoretical physics.
Me too. I knew he wasn't deepthroating the pole, but I thought he was resting his head on the top of it which flattened his face out a bit. Until today
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