If you've said all that you need to say, there's no need to add a postscript, or a "PS".
Still, her good-girl upbringing in Sioux City, Iowa, compels a postscript: "That's two adult humans," she says, gleefully sharing the tale of the man who wrote her to say he was in love with a pony.
At the bottom of the menu, almost as a postscript, are five entrees labeled "always-available favorites".
"You're not going to believe this," she added, as a postscript, "but three other people have just said they've also had panic attacks this morning.
He even reprised his famous line from the 1992 Republican National Convention that there remains a religious war for the country's soul, adding a postscript that eight years of President Bill Clinton convinced him he understated his case.
There are 13 chapters, plus an introduction and a postscript, and just one — Chapter 12 — attempts to deliver on the promise of the title and explain what Mr. Krugman would have the government actually do to improve our collective lot.
Since postscripts are usually just a sentence or two, they can be used as a way of including information without the pressure of writing an explanation.
One might be tempted to interpret this objection as the product of its times, but in a postscript (one of only three in 750 pages), she writes: "JM Coetzee took Australian citizenship in 2006".
One missive concluded with a postscript: "You drank human urine three times — how did it taste?" Breitbart recalled, "That is when I said, O.K., I am not going to ignore him anymore — I want to create a level of pain for him that makes him realize this is not worth this".
Your friend, in spite of spite, Anjelica, aka Cher (Kieltyka to Bailey, p.e.c., May 16, 2003; ellipses in original unless in brackets) Kieltyka added a postscript saying she was enclosing "two recent pictures of me in maskon mode"—i.e., she supplied Bailey two more photos of herself crossdressed pre-transition and she added, "see maskon.com for some missing trans links".
