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Ken, one of the nice things about slang and jargon (in this case) is that
there are no rules.
You suggested:
1) Grab-n-go
2) Grab n' go
3) Grab 'n' go
Of any of these, I'd pick the first one (which was your suggestion), but how
about "Grab & go"?
I went through a similar thing with "Drag & Drop" recently. (Ended up using
the boring but correct "drag and drop".)
Ed Hawco
ed_hawco -at- discreet -dot- com
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