Today the Times reviews Calista Flockhart vehicle Brothers and Sisters, the ABC drama that anorexic Ally McBeal fans have been waiting for. The first page reads fine, but the second page? Looks like someone forgot to remove the placeholder text. But it doesn't matter what the page should say — it's an Alessandra Stanley piece, so of course it's wrong.
Actually it's "Greek" (that's how Creatives call this type of text.)
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text used in Advertising or printing when you don't have the copy in place or just want to look at layout without being distracted by copy.
I guess somebody at the Times fell sleep on the job.
Lorem ipsum dolor. Amen. Actually, I find printer's greek to be quite appealing. I also love the smell of freshly printed coated stock. Like in a press kit or media kit. Or a carton of brochures. No screen shot will ever take the place of that yummy smell. Sorry. Just having a Remembrance of Scents Past moment.
Actually the qui 120 (3") nostruud isn't ittion ullamiii at all. The Flockhart character was making a joke (100 a no nummy, get it?)
And still no skinny on the causes of these ongoing NYT drive-by typos? Because it's got to be a dissatisfied desk, innit?
