Its treditionalSeriously why do the Guardian articles have so many typos? As someone who makes plenty himself and occasionally adopts an idiosyncratic approach to spelling, even I can get it right, armed with a spellcheck. It's like they just CBA.
Tbh the typos are the best thing about the guardian, it's the way value judgements are routinely made in things which affect to be news reports eg he rightly said, which really fucks me offSeriously why do the Guardian articles have so many typos? As someone who makes plenty himself and occasionally adopts an idiosyncratic approach to spelling, even I can get it right, armed with a spellcheck. It's like they just CBA.
When the hotels were working properly here pre covid the Portuguese who worked in them were always offering me beach towels , inflatables , sun tan cream etc that people had left in case I wanted them for visitors .Beach towels not bath towels, they're quite bulky and take up a lot of space in a suitcase so it is more efficient if we buy them there. When we leave we just leave them in the room (along with a tip and in my pre Kindle days any paperbacks I had finished) at about 10 Euros apiece they are a trivial extra cost on top of the holiday.
I mostly don't know what the staff do with them afterwards whether it's throw them, sell them to the next tourist or take them home. (The sole feedback from the nice lady in Menorca was the latter)
Don't care that much to be truthful, I am both surprised and entertained that my behaviour is so controversial though. I must be more of a latte sipping Guardiansta than I gave myself credit for.
I had that a few times for calling Polly Toynbee a cunt.Did I mention that my posts in their comments 'below the line' of articles are now 'pre-moderated' (ie. censored). I had no idea until the other day, as I hardly ever post anything, but I can only assume it's because I posted something critical of Starmer months ago (a comment which seems to have disappeared). Aren't liberals marvelous!
I remember him doing that, and at the time thinking 'Oh christ we're offering all sorts of things now'View attachment 276761
By a remarkable coincidence, Jeremy Corbyn was proposing extra bank holidays in 2017.
Does Viv Taylor have editorial control of the Guardian?Just clashed with someone from the Grauniad called Viv Taylor at LinkedIn and told her I won't read it until they report the Republic and the democracy. They have some pretty mediocre writers and don't bother to give voice to the very best. I told her the whole thing needs a major kick up the backside.
No, I think she is a poor underling. She couldn't cope with me and told me not to read it if I don't want to.Does Viv Taylor have editorial control of the Guardian?
It's the editor I want to give a bollocking toA victory, I’m sure
Argonia, what response would you expect and is contacting random journos etc worth your time and effort?Sent two furious tweets to Viner to edit the thing properly but alas predictably answer there cameth none.
I get the impression you haven't had many dealings with journosA proper one with some fucking manners and respect
I was one for a while at TV Tokyo in London and nearly wrote for the New Statesman and Index on Censorship and the Economist. In the main in this country they are about as useful as a parasol in a Wizard of Oz tornadoI get the impression you haven't had many dealings with journos
I am surprised then by what seem to me unrealistic expectations of the professionI was one for a while at TV Tokyo in London and nearly wrote for the New Statesman and Index on Censorship and the Economist. In the main in this country they are about as useful as a parasol in a Wizard of Oz tornado
'It's a term of affection'
This headline caught my eye. Must appeal to a lot of readers.
I’m an unsuccessful writer, how can I escape this feeling of despair?
Direct your energy into your creativity and do what you want to do, says Philippa Perrywww.theguardian.com
Truly, I can't think of any compliment greater than to compare someone to my cunt, or any of the other cunts I've had the pleasure of becoming familiar with.
100% all of them have been beautiful, deep, warm, tasteful, and delicious.
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It's a new one on me, I have just downloaded itYes I read that years ago.
Do be careful, you are straying dangerously close to "mansplaining" territory here, and not for the first time.