Anyone see this typo in the paper? (1 Viewer)

[OutlawSaint]

Article on Yahoo.com, by Chris Chase.

Apparently there is no other good sports news.

Either The New Orleans Times-Picayune was trying to translate some unprintable Rex Ryan trash-talk or someone forgot to change the dummy text in the headline for the the inside jump headline of the front-page, Jets-Patriots game story:

Although I do think most Patriots fans would agree that the game was "barllskdjf fkdasd."

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/sh...ns-newspaper-s-Jets-Patriots-t?urn=nfl-309032

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

I noeh neh heg problem msiy this

 

[Sarcastic]

I disagree. Personally, I think Seahawks Saints jumphead goes herey barllskdjf fkdasd fg asdf.

EDIT: If it wasn't so hard to remember, I think "jumphead goes herey barllskdjf fkdasd fg asdf" could become the latest annoying SR meme.

 

[bonnjer]

EDIT: If it wasn't so hard to remember, I think "jumphead goes herey barllskdjf fkdasd fg asdf" could become the latest annoying SR meme.

It's not too hard to copy and paste.

 

[LafourcheSaint]

That headline makes more sense than Jeff Duncan.

 

[Yatman]

Geldo's from Wales. Bet he could translate that last part for us...though it does look oddly Scandinavian.

 

[WhoDat9to12]

 

[Sarcastic]

It's not too hard to copy and paste.

I've already seen it shortened to "jumphead goes herey" in a couple threads this morning.

Can he jumphead go herey?

 

[Danchrism]

That's what happens when an editor is trying to frame an article within a set amount of space and forgets to go back and fix it. I saw them do that on a house for sale a little while back - the entire heading and tagline were editor notes. I wish I still had a picture of that.

 

[JRead2]

In the immortal words of the paper's editor, "What the flsksodslkd? How the safsdlkferjisoadf did that happen?"