We question the premature apostrophe in a banner made in honor of the recently incarcerated singer/songwriter Boy George.  In the purple ribbon, the apostrophe appositely hovers between the O and the Dowd, but the mark skips ahead one place in the initials (perhaps to indicate hopes for an early release from prison).  Does the unexpected period between the O and D subliminally suggest an abbreviation for "overdose," as drugs figured into the charges?  In any case, here's a "get out of jail free" card for you, Boy George.