srgause is correct it's PS, PPS...PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPS. ;) In my experience, any current use of PPS, PPPS, etc. is usually made in a casual, humorous way, and that's how it should be taken, as well. Why add extra Ps and not Ss? Because P.S. stands for "post-script" or "post scriptum" (Latin), meaning "after the script", so the extra "P" in P.P.S. means "AFTER the after-script".

You would first write "PS". If you add additional information after a PS, then you write "PPS". I wouldn't have anything after that- PPPS is too much. (PPS is almost too much also!) example: This is the end of my letter. Sincerely, Me PS. Here is my PS message PPS. Here is my PPS message

Hey Emily, ^^ I think if you have two notes; it's better to make 'em : P.S. (what you want to say1) P.P.S. (what you want to say2) If your notes are more than two; you can choose N.B. (NB is "Not Bad or Nota Bene (Latin for please note) - ) or - what I do - Use it this way: P.S.1 (what you want to say1) P.S.2 (what you want to say2) ........................................... P.S.7 .. etc Keep it up, Al Salam (gd bye in arabic) , ^^