The BFD Stuff Up of the Day
More sloppy, or non-existent, proofreading from Stuff. I’m guessing there was meant to be the word “will” between it and retire. If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
More sloppy, or non-existent, proofreading from Stuff. I’m guessing there was meant to be the word “will” between it and retire. If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
Bridges put up a good performance again Corin Dann on RNZ, arguing convincingly that National’s visit from the SFO related to the donors not to party officials, NZF was suspect on a number of fronts, even the PGF forestry application so Ardern does not have the luxury of not
Few professions have as disproportionate a sense of self-regard as journalism. Despite being regularly ranked as one of the least-trusted professions in Australia, Britain and America, journalists nurse the abiding conceit that they are bastions of truth and integrity. Worse, they continually puff their chests and strut their
Can I have that in English please Stuff? If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
When the BBC covers a Tommy Robinson rally in London, it reports what even police agreed were thousands of marchers as mere “hundreds”. But when doddering communist Bernie Sanders manages to assemble a few hundred left-wing mendicants in a school gym, it’s “thousands of fans” in “packed arenas”
We all know the expression “Get Woke, Go Broke”, by now. A number of high-profile companies, from Gillette and Dick’s Sporting Goods to movie, television, comic book and video game franchises, have found out in the worst possible way that pandering to social justice warriors doesn’t bring
The leader pro tempore of the Media Party, Guyon Espiner, ran another NZ First hit job yesterday, except it was all much ado about nothing. You see, Treasury made the recommendations for any law changes that occurred, notwithstanding the insinuation that changes resulted because of any donations to NZ First.
More from Stuff. It’s like shooting fish in a barrel. These two excerpts are from the same article. They highlight the primary-school level of basic grammar and spelling and the complete absence of proof-reading. If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing
Ideologues live in perpetual terror of children becoming susceptible to “undesirable messages”. Whether it’s the religious right fretting over the “Satanic” influence of Dungeons and Dragons, Muslims offended by Winnie-the-Pooh, or the Cultural Marxist left horrified by Enid Blyton and C. S. Lewis. The latest children’s
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In a salient display of a free press and journalistic independence, the Australian government-owned national broadcaster has taken the Australian government’s Federal Police to court to block them reading documents seized when officers executed a search warrant. Who grants search warrants? Is it the Prime Minister, any elected
You will love this one from a newspaper about the latest Tauranga shooting. I’m not sure which reporter wrote it, but maybe they have a stutter, or maybe it’s just a case of “Back to the Future”? Anyway, it got my back up. If you enjoyed this BFD
According to Andrea Vance snooping on journalists is an attempt to silence them. Where was she when Rawshark hacked a journalist? That’s right, she was donkey deep in Hager’s mire, working very hard indeed to ensure a conservative voice was silenced. Her hypocrisy stinks worse than a sweaty
Newshub gets a Double fail bonus! “Rouge” instead of rogue and “rescues” instead of rescued This is what a “Rouge” Cat looks like… If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
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