Strange, but true...
May. 14th, 2002 01:16 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexpgp"Excellence in Education ad has 21 grammatical errors" (on Ananova).
The grammatical errors do not appear to have been introduced after submission of the ad (at least, nothing like that is implied by the article), leaving only one inescapable conclusion...
Among other quirky Ananova news, I was happy to see that Lithuania has apparently scrapped a ruling ordering women to undergo gynecological examinations to qualify for a driver's license. (Ye gods, what could those crafty Lithuanians have been thinking of?)
In other news: All received r/g traffic is done (but the day is far from over). I slept well last night (which is unusual, given I had a telecon scheduled for the morning), and the telecon itself turned out to be not so bad, though you'll allow me the observation that there is nothing in the world so simple - food, in this case - that a bilateral team of engineers can't complicate thoroughly beyond anyone's ken (including their own, from time to time). On a related note, I just received a call asking me to cover the ground systems telecon tomorrow here at the MCC. Whoo. Pee.
Cheers...
The grammatical errors do not appear to have been introduced after submission of the ad (at least, nothing like that is implied by the article), leaving only one inescapable conclusion...
Among other quirky Ananova news, I was happy to see that Lithuania has apparently scrapped a ruling ordering women to undergo gynecological examinations to qualify for a driver's license. (Ye gods, what could those crafty Lithuanians have been thinking of?)
In other news: All received r/g traffic is done (but the day is far from over). I slept well last night (which is unusual, given I had a telecon scheduled for the morning), and the telecon itself turned out to be not so bad, though you'll allow me the observation that there is nothing in the world so simple - food, in this case - that a bilateral team of engineers can't complicate thoroughly beyond anyone's ken (including their own, from time to time). On a related note, I just received a call asking me to cover the ground systems telecon tomorrow here at the MCC. Whoo. Pee.
Cheers...
