1953 issue, @Trinity_News: “Columnists begin by addressing themselves to Freshmen, and we intend to be no exception.” pic.twitter.com/YskbeEh9rm
— Catherine Healy (@Chealy_) August 21, 2014
1953.
Should have known her place.
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1953 issue, @Trinity_News: “Columnists begin by addressing themselves to Freshmen, and we intend to be no exception.” pic.twitter.com/YskbeEh9rm
— Catherine Healy (@Chealy_) August 21, 2014
1953.
Should have known her place.
Proof that the nouveau educated who run Trinity News today can’t spell or construct proper sentences (even with the help of digital prompts).
Notice the quality of the writing (indeed the quality of the publication itself). There were no digital tools that are designed so that monkeys can operate them back then. That’s progress for ya.
http://www.monkeyinadryer.com/
http://www.papermonkeypress.com/
“There were no digital tools that are designed so that monkeys can operate them back then.”
The meaning of your sentence is somewhat obscure, but I am excited by the fact that it hints at time-travelling, computer-literate primates.
*nudges bait, swims off*
NOOOOO!
Anything But Monkeys!
look at the misogynist, don’t feed him though.
Meh.
Nothing’s fool-proof.
Quite right, though, that the grammar in that article was pretty good. Don’t see that too often today, sadly.
Why is this here? is it interesting or am I missing something? whats with the quote in the tweet?
Trinity News is a good read if you’re not after any Trinity news.
How else are you supposed to find out about geo-political strife (written by Robert Fisk wannabes who’d do anything [yes, anything] to get a position on the Irish Times graduate intern scheme), the latest contraceptive technology (sponsored by Durex), Ireland’s future political gods (one day they will be great), and how some BESS dude that you see puffing on the ramp got on working for free as a janitor in a Tanzanian orphanage last summer? And do you know that Trinity is still great and everyone here is really clever?
The ressentiment is great, too.
Looks like our vocabulary has gone to… um… what’s the word… Sh1t.
Quite right, we need rather less vituperation on Broadsheet.