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SO, ON SUNDAY, Emma Watson decided to use the Academy Awards as an opportunity to showcase a temporary tattoo she had placed on her right arm.
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Having lent her voice to numerous campaigns in recent years, it was hardly surprising that the actress’s tattoo of choice had a socio-political angle.
What was surprising, however, was the fact that it also had a typo.
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You see, Emma’s Time’sUp tattoo was missing an apostrophe – an error which people wasted no time highlighting on Twitter.
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With the grammatical error making headlines numerous times yesterday, Emma decided to address the matter in a tweet which has amassed more than 76,000 times in just 13 hours.
Fake tattoo proofreading position available. Experience with apostrophes a must.
Putting the call out about a proofreading position, the 27-year-old stressed the importance of knowing what to do with an apostrophe.
And people are here for it.
“I’ve got a permanent marker and a steady hand,” wrote one while another added: “Signing up for the most advanced grammar course I can find. I got you bae.”
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Emma Watson knows she needs help proofreading tattoos, and isn't afraid to ask
SO, ON SUNDAY, Emma Watson decided to use the Academy Awards as an opportunity to showcase a temporary tattoo she had placed on her right arm.
Having lent her voice to numerous campaigns in recent years, it was hardly surprising that the actress’s tattoo of choice had a socio-political angle.
What was surprising, however, was the fact that it also had a typo.
You see, Emma’s Time’sUp tattoo was missing an apostrophe – an error which people wasted no time highlighting on Twitter.
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We couldn't find this Tweet
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We couldn't find this Tweet
With the grammatical error making headlines numerous times yesterday, Emma decided to address the matter in a tweet which has amassed more than 76,000 times in just 13 hours.
Putting the call out about a proofreading position, the 27-year-old stressed the importance of knowing what to do with an apostrophe.
And people are here for it.
“I’ve got a permanent marker and a steady hand,” wrote one while another added: “Signing up for the most advanced grammar course I can find. I got you bae.”
Sure, she’s only laughing in that case.
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