The London Review Bookshop was intrigued to discover that they were one of the dates for an upcoming tour by Rage Against the Machine. It was an obvious mistake, but it also kind of made people think about the logistics of having a Rage concert in a bookstore.
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There are too many landlords whose amoral ways get them in a heap of trouble. A lot of times their shenanigans is legally dubious and they dig their own grave like this dude who got contractual revenge on his lying landlord. For another landlord one, here's a tenant who staged a coup d'etat on their terrible landlord.
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Via @donnacarrwest
Just a heads up, Trump team. Those red squiggly lines you're seeing all over your documents, those indicate spelling errors. The green ones are for grammatical errors. Glad we got that cleared up. But it seems I'm still too late. Because whether they're under the word "attak" or the name "DeBois," you guys just ignore it.
The latest is one for all times. The Library of Congress has added a poster of the reality-TV gameshow host who's now pretending that everyone who disagrees with him is paid to do so with a typo on it, and come one, guys, get it together.
via Mashable
The poster reads "No dream is too big, no challenge is to great. Nothing we want for the future is beyond our reach." TO. TOO. TWO. Do we need to get you some Hooked On Phonics or something.
They have since fixed the error, but man, what is going on in Washington. Did Trump accidentally drain the competence instead of the swamp?
Either way, for the next four years, we're Rhinna.
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