Cliffs can never be too careful. Danger lurks everywhere.
Photo credit: @hodgman
I always suspected the Abominable Snowman of violence, but Pooh Bear? Oh, the shame.
Lesson #1 for newspaper copy editors: Read every headline as though it could be dirty, then adjust as necessary.
War and Peace ebook readers find a surprise in its Nooks | Books | guardian.co.uk
Bwah! Perfect example of why search & replace in the wrong hands is a dangerous thing.
Perhaps they should have hired a teen to proofread this first … (via Bart King)
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Perhaps someone should have read the entire sign before posting it.
I can’t tell if the logo on this book cover was a really bad decision or a good one, but the mice look appalled. twitpic.com/95l6x4
— Kell Andrews (@kellandrewsPA) April 4, 2012
Survey says: Bad decision.
Also, someone actually thought it was a good idea to stick the logo there?
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Reason #732 Why the world needs copy editors. via @thejeanmartha
Perhaps one of the best corrections in the New York Times, ever.
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