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In England, we called them “sub-editors”. Those washed-up former journalists who’ve given up any dreams of a career to sit behind a copy desk insulting everyone, and who spend their lunch hours, evenings, weekends, and early mornings in the pub, playing darts, AND coming up with headlines like this:
NY POST TURNER OBIT: ACKNOWLEDGING THE ELEPHANT…
Thanks to JQS and Best Week Ever. And cheers to the headline writers, who are probably out “celebrating” by now—it’s 2:35 Eastern time, after all.
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Thank goodness that reporters, the infallible superstars of journalism, are immune from the kind of tacky, tasteless faux pas that those washed-up hacks on the copy desk make. Or maybe it just seems that way because those losers who call themselves copy editors always catch the mistakes that the reporters make.