
But Murdoch’s legacy is decided. We are hurling toward another government shutdown, egged on by Hannity.
(Michelle Goldberg)
The New York Times performs to a high editorial standard in the matter of typos and misprints. When they do crop up, its boo-boos are all the more joy-inducing to the obnoxious grammar nazi.
I surmise that Michelle Goldberg wrote, or meant to write, “We are hurtling toward another government shutdown”; however, it’s feasible to take her statement ad litteram and conclude that many of us are also vomiting in the direction of (i.e., hurling toward) another government shutdown.
In for a hurtle, in for a hurl.
Sincerely yours,
Obnoxious Grammar Nazi
(Michelle Goldberg, “The Ludicrous Agony of Rupert Murdoch,” New York Times, 9-21-23)
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Don’t forget the Gaelic sport. Goodness, what does she mean??
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Aha, another possibility. Is this the one where strapping lads toss logs?
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Er, no. But the word , I must say, does suggest it
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That’s awesome. I actually prefer hurling over hurtling under these circumstances. It’s more apt.
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Couldn’t agree more! 🙂
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