An important poll of imporant importance.

[Primal Curve]

Seriously. This is so seriously important that the seriousness is full of seriosity.

[Jonathon]

Ugh. They're all so ugly. I picked the least ugly one (just one extra apostrophe). Personally, I'd try to avoid using the possessive forms of such names if at all possible.

[Primal Curve]

I could always start up a poll asking for the plural form.

[Annie Subjunctive]

I would go Latin and say "The horrid food-like products of the McDonald's Corporation."

[Jonathon]

Latin used to have a real possessive case like English. Romance languages mostly don't, though. But yeah, that's what I meant by avoiding the plural form.

[eslaine]

I thought it would be "McDonald's".

[Brinestone]

Actually, that's what I would do. And probably nobody would notice the difference.

[Jonathon]

You could always claim that it's an attributive noun instead of a possessive.

[Primal Curve]

Actually, that's what I would do. And probably nobody would notice the difference.

I didn't know this forum was about being lazy. I thought you guys were here to further knowledge of the greatnicity of the English langooage.

[Brinestone]

And sometimes English is great because it allows you to be efficient (read: lazy).