The sentence that was wrong was:
"Research shows that women who eat breakfast, like Special K, weigh less."
But the way it was said made it sound like:
"Research shows that women who eat breakfast, like Special K way less."
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
That doesn't sound right.
There is this commercial for Special K (some sort of diet type of cereal, for those who don't know) that obviously did not have a proof-readerlistener before it was finished.
The sentence that was wrong was:
"Research shows that women who eat breakfast, like Special K, weigh less."
But the way it was said made it sound like:
"Research shows that women who eat breakfast, like Special K way less."
The sentence that was wrong was:
"Research shows that women who eat breakfast, like Special K, weigh less."
But the way it was said made it sound like:
"Research shows that women who eat breakfast, like Special K way less."
1 comment:
hee! I noticed this same thing too & was thinking of blogging about it, but I was far too lazy, so I'm glad you did.
My conspiracy theory is that the research showed that woman hated the Special K breakfast, but said this way, at least some people will hear it as 'weigh less' ;-).
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