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People to Punch, Pet Peeves, and General Vexations (mega-merge)

I generally have sympathy for the homeless, even the druggies, I feel pity for them. There's a young dude that comes around where I work and I'll buy him a burrito, tub of ice cream, 2 liter bottle of soda, gatoraide powder for the jug of water he totes around. He's grateful. However, I did some checking on Google and found out there's two pantries,one in each direction, that gives food, toiletries, clothes, medicine... I asked him if he knew about these places and he says, "yeah, that food gets kind of old after a while". Guess who isn't buying anymore burritos?
 
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I generally have sympathy for the homeless, even the druggies, I feel pity for them. There's a young dude that comes around where I work and I'll buy him a burrito, tub of ice cream, 2 liter bottle of soda, gatoraide powder for the jug of water he totes around. He's grateful. However, I did some checking on Google and found out there's two pantries,one in each direction, that gives food, toiletries, clothes, medicine... I asked him if he knew about these places and he says, "yeah, that food gets kind of old after a while". Guess who isn't buying anymore burritos?
I give up.

Who?
 
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Pluralizing names ending in "s". For example: we need 10 more Timmonses on the field. That is how you are supposed to do it, but it still doesn't look right to my eye.

And just think if we could field 11 Timmonses at once. Or 11 Caleb Downses. Or 11 Sonny Styleses. Whew boy! (But look at the way that looks grammatically).
Spanish is so much easier. If a word ends with a vowel an s makes it plural. If it ends with a consonant it's es. That's it, no apostrophes
 
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