Bacterial find in Antarctica

[Sayuri-Ryuu]

xd  

[kittyfox_kumiko]

Just in general, though. It's scary how many grievous typos I see in the real world every day.  

[Sayuri-Ryuu]

Oh yeah. On signs. In magazines. In newspapers, the one place you expect to be typo-free.  

[kittyfox_kumiko]

Textbooks...

One of my professors types stuff up the night before she gives it to us. I'm tempted to make editor's marks all over our assignments.  

[Sayuri-Ryuu]

xd Just to see what she'd do.....why not do it? It'd be fun.....  

[kittyfox_kumiko]

No, she never sees those papers again. It'd be a waste of good pencil lead.  

[Sayuri-Ryuu]

Oh. Bummer.  

[kittyfox_kumiko]

I just had to laugh at this one I found in an online article today:

"Both NR1 and the hippocampus are linked are linked to memory." lol  

[Sayuri-Ryuu]

Oh, yikes. Don't people read these before they post?! xd  

[kittyfox_kumiko]

Probably, but I know how coded pages look, and thus I know that the legible text can get lost in the code. I made so many typos when I was coding pages by hand four years ago.  

[Sayuri-Ryuu]

Yeah, but do you think the author coded it up himself? Or herself?  

[kittyfox_kumiko]

I don't know. The page layout looked pretty rudimentary and I think whoever coded the page either didn't bother to or wasn't able to copy and paste.  

[Sayuri-Ryuu]

Ah, I see.  

[Kaiser_MageMule]

but still read it come on.  

[kittyfox_kumiko]

Never said it wasn't an embarrassing error.