Can a P.S. be used twice and if so how?

Question

Do I use P.S.S.? Or P.P.S.S.?

Answer 1

I can't believe how many people use P.S.S.!!

Post Script Script makes absolutely no sense, people.

It is Post Post Script. "Post" in this context means after. So the text after the Post Script is the Post Post Script.

P.P.S. all the way. Everybody who thinks otherwise is just plain ignorant.

Answer 2

You should avoid using both. If it's necessary to do it, consider rewriting your letters to include all of your facts. Using more than one post script makes you look disorganized & uneducated. If you have absolutely no choice & must add another post script, use P.P.S.

Answer 3

P.S. stands for Post Script.

If you are adding an additional message, it would be P.P.S. for Post Post Script.

Answer 4

PS means post script, so subsequent PSs would take an additional P, as in PS, PPS, PPPS for post script, post post script, etc.

Answer 5

P.S.= Post Script
P.P.S= Post Post Script

:)

Go ahead with the P.P.S for when you use it a second time.

Answer 6

PPS
abbr. Latin
post postscriptum (additional postscript).

PSS is an acrnym for many things, none of which equates to PPS.

Answer 7

P.S. stands for post script so if you wanted to add another one, you would say post post script, or P.P.S.

Answer 8

I have seen the first and it looks fine. I think the other one would be fine as well, as long as you don't have two S on it --just P.P.S

Answer 9

I think it is PPS as in post post script since this is a post script of your post script :P

Answer 10

The people who are saying PPS are correct. PS is postscript, therefore, an addition to that would be post-postscript (PPS), and post-post-postscript (PPPS).