Seriously. How is one able to produce crap day after day and still be in a position to produce - and
publish - crap day after day? This writer (of "Man dragged 70 feet by SkyTrain" in
24 hours Vancouver on November 29, 2010) correctly leaves the hyphen out of
70 feet in the article's headline, but then in the article's very first sentence, in goes a hyphen. Later, in one epic sentence,
the hyphen abuse is repeated, nicely sandwiched between the repeated
down, and for good measure the word
for appears where
from would actually make sense. Seriously: crap.
Seriously. How is one able to produce crap day after day and still be in a position to produce - and publish - crap day after day? This writer (of "Man dragged 70 feet by SkyTrain" in 24 hours Vancouver on November 29, 2010) correctly leaves the hyphen out of 70 feet in the article's headline, but then in the article's very first sentence, in goes a hyphen. Later, in one epic sentence,
the hyphen abuse is repeated, nicely sandwiched between the repeated down, and for good measure the word for appears where from would actually make sense. Seriously: crap.
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