Ash's and butt's everywhere.

[Emperor Zurg]

Ashes go on the ground. Step on them and they vanish.

Buts usually go in the wood burner. I've also given them a proper burial by kicking a small divot in the ground with my heel, dropping one in and covering it with dirt. Usually it's pretty easy to find a small area devoid of grass for the purpose.

BTW, plural nouns don't use apostrophes -> How to Use Apostrophes | Scribendi.com

[dbach11]

Ashes go on the ground. Step on them and they vanish.

Buts usually go in the wood burner. I've also given them a proper burial by kicking a small divot in the ground with my heel, dropping one in and covering it with dirt. Usually it's pretty easy to find a small area devoid of grass for the purpose.

BTW, plural nouns don't use apostrophes -> How to Use Apostrophes | Scribendi.com

Ha, first grammar police post I've seen on the forum

[Emperor Zurg]

Ha, first grammar police post I've seen on the forum

[Ilroy]

BTW, plural nouns don't use apostrophes -> How to Use Apostrophes | Scribendi.com

Too true, but also remember that - "The crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe" (some here may recognize that)

Back to the topic at hand...My ashes usually just go on the ground to be blown around by the wind and my butts go either in the coals in my grill, or in the campfire, depending on where I'm smoking.

[droy1958]

Too true, but also remember that - "The crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe" (some here may recognize that)

Back to the topic at hand...My ashes usually just go on the ground to be blown around by the wind and my butts go either in the coals in my grill, or in the campfire, depending on where I'm smoking.

A little Frank Zappa! Loved that album..
Mine go in the deck ashtry until the next day. I dump those into the trash can and repeat...

[stonecutter2]

Ashes go on the ground. Step on them and they vanish.

Buts usually go in the wood burner. I've also given them a proper burial by kicking a small divot in the ground with my heel, dropping one in and covering it with dirt. Usually it's pretty easy to find a small area devoid of grass for the purpose.

BTW, plural nouns don't use apostrophes -> How to Use Apostrophes | Scribendi.com

The apostrophes for plurals is a pet peeve of mine. Not sure why it annoys me, but it does. A lot of people do it, but I've never figured out why.