Our paper printed a picture upside down. I called them out on it. It was a picture of the Airforce Thunderbirds in the pass where one plane is right side up and the other was upside down. They had the sunny side down and shadow side up.
A typographic error happens when someone incorrectly types something correct, not quite the same as a grammatical error, which happens when someone accurately types something incorrect. “Hte” for “The” is a typo; “they’re” for “their” is a grammatical error. For most people, the latter kind of error is repeatable. (I suppose that confusing the two is actually another example of an error, so it’s correct in the context of the strip.)
mddshubby2005 about 2 years ago
You’re gonna need a whole Grammar Weimar Republic for this one.
Argythree about 2 years ago
What do we win if we correctly identify all the boo-boos?
rongrimes about 2 years ago
Oh, the humanity!
gokar n t fa about 2 years ago
Who am I to mock a typo, when I have created so many myself, they are my legacy.
Doctor Toon about 2 years ago
I’m OK with typos, I’ve made my share and then some
I was surprised a few months back reading a book by one of my favorite authors
I caught more errors in that one book than in any average dozen that I read
P51Strega about 2 years ago
Our paper printed a picture upside down. I called them out on it. It was a picture of the Airforce Thunderbirds in the pass where one plane is right side up and the other was upside down. They had the sunny side down and shadow side up.
Zebrastripes about 2 years ago
There’s always errors…no matter how many times they proofread‼️
If a grammatical error bothers you so much, see a therapist‼️
daisypekin01 about 2 years ago
THAT was rough.
T... about 2 years ago
Bad grammer but she bakes great pies…
i_am_the_jam about 2 years ago
That’s why CBS news is no longer in my news feed.
cherns Premium Member about 2 years ago
A typographic error happens when someone incorrectly types something correct, not quite the same as a grammatical error, which happens when someone accurately types something incorrect. “Hte” for “The” is a typo; “they’re” for “their” is a grammatical error. For most people, the latter kind of error is repeatable. (I suppose that confusing the two is actually another example of an error, so it’s correct in the context of the strip.)