OK, I know news cycles are short...

[just brew it!]

But can we *please* spend at least 2 seconds proofreading our headlines before posting them on the front page?

[tfp]

It's hard to tell from the picture but that not water, it's actually goose feathers. Those goose feathers have been devastated.

[superjawes]

I have a nbcnews.com screen cap where they announced that the first man on the moon, "Neil Young," had passed away...

[ludi]

I still have a screencap from the Columbia space shuttle break-up which indicates that the shuttle was traveling 18 times the speed of light.

[Captain Ned]

I still have a screencap from the Columbia space shuttle break-up which indicates that the shuttle was traveling 18 times the speed of light.

Warp Factor 2.62 (TOS).

[derFunkenstein]

It's hard to tell from the picture but that not water, it's actually goose feathers. Those goose feathers have been devastated.

Well done. +1 on the front page.

[TurtlePerson2]

It actually took me a little while to figure out what was wrong with it. I focused so much on the spelling on the spelling of "devastated" that I didn't even see "down." There is a very slight chance that this is supposed to be "down," as a "down" is a geographical feature, but that's more of a British word than an American word.

[just brew it!]

It actually took me a little while to figure out what was wrong with it. I focused so much on the spelling on the spelling of "devastated" that I didn't even see "down." There is a very slight chance that this is supposed to be "down," as a "down" is a geographical feature, but that's more of a British word than an American word.

A few minutes after it went up they replaced "down" with "town".

[Chrispy_]

Admittedly it was a typo, but have none of you ever heard of Watership Down? Classic, popular kids book around the world.

Down = Hill or Hillock.

[yogibbear]

They probably posted this from their iPhone... hence the auto-correction to a real word; the "ediotrs" missing it.