Law Practice
Jun. 12, 2012
Typographical errors
Innocent mistakes or leading indicators of a deeper problem? By William Domnarski
William Domnarski
Email: domnarski@gmail.com
William Domnarski is a Southland mediator and practitioner. His latest book is "Richard Posner," published by Oxford University Press in 2016.
Typographical errors, known to all and accepted as part of life by most, sometimes lead to humor, at least as reported in published collections and blogs. It's the difference between singing for your package and signing for it, that sort of thing. Funnytypos.com reports on the amusing typo and extends further to consider cousins misspellings and bad grammar. Malapropisms, because of the wit we find in them, usually have separate promoters...
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