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I don't know whether "yvoorg" counts as Nadsat...
I know that "it's" means "it is" but that is one of the more foolish rules of the english language. Usually apostrophe "s" is used to denote ownership (e.g. Bob's or Mary's) but for "it's" it is being used as a shortform.
Why a short form for something as short as "it is" was ever deemed necessary is beyond me.
If even a linguistic "mistake" is common and sticks around long enough, it becomes correct. Language is as language does.
Though I still love the word whom, even if I honour it's correct use more in the breach than in the observance.