Enterprises are made by people and people make mistakes, so every enterprise is mistaken. The Lint Screen is no different.
We’ve had our share of boners over the years, and we’d like to correct some of them today. We humbly beg you your forgiveness–– for as ‘The Situation’ of “Jersey Shores” famously said, “To err is human; to forgive, divine.”
The Lint Screen Corrections:
– A guy named Alexander Pope wrote “To err is human; to forgive, divine.” Not ‘The Situation.’
– Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President of The United States of America, not “The Secretary of Beards & Cool Headwear” as previously reported.
– The professional baseball team in Cleveland, Ohio is called “The Cleveland Indians” and not “The Buffalo Whippersnappers” as we previously reported.
– Socrates was a Greek philosopher who lived from 469 BC – 399 BC. The Lint Screen mistakenly reported that he was the host of “Jeopardy” from 1974-79.
– The Theory of Relativity has something to do with physics, not whether first cousins can marry as we previously published.
– The first words spoken by Neil Armstrong when he landed on the moon July 20, 1969 were not “They put a man on the moon, you think my wife could make me a decent plate of waffles.” Apparently, The Lint Screen researchers were given bogus information.
– The poet Robert Frost is not mentioned in a famous Christmas song as the one “nipping at your nose.” That would be a character called Jack Frost, no relation.
– We’re pretty sure that Wikipedia is not a sexually transmitted disease.
– President Gerald Ford did not “conduct important cabinet meetings while seated on a purple Shetland pony and handing out candy apples and comically large cowboy hats.” We’re still not sure where our reporter got that information.
– The Bay of Pigs refers to something or other that happened in Cuba, not “a magical place where bacon flows freely and the shores are hammalicious!” as we mistakenly disclosed recently.
We’re sorry if these little mishaps cost you money in bar bets or caused term paper grades to drop. We will do our best to get the story straight in the future, and we thank you for your forgiveness of past mistakes. We’re only hormone.
Are you sure you found all the errors? Last week you were telling us fans that a retailer is somebody that fixes suits again. I’m just not buying that.
Well, Bill, I suppose I haven’t caught all the errors, but I’ pretty sure that retailer statement is 100% accurate.
More or less certain.
Thanks for questioning.
It was my understanding that a retailer was the vet who specialized in returning that appendage to a rabbit after an accident.
You may be right, Sandy. The Lint Screen is proud to have so many smart readers.
Thanks.