I was reading an article on Yahoo! Makers when lo and behold, there was an incorrectly capitalized valentine (when you’re writing about a card, it’s a common noun) and a homophonic horror that’s become all-too-common on Yahoo!:
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I was reading an article on Yahoo! Makers when lo and behold, there was an incorrectly capitalized valentine (when you’re writing about a card, it’s a common noun) and a homophonic horror that’s become all-too-common on Yahoo!:
Imagine the Yahoo! Shine editor Googling “low and behold” and lo and behold, she finds out that she has been misspelling it all her life. Imagine, if she had actually done that, we wouldn’t be pointing and laughing at this:
You don’t have to look high and low to find the mistake in this cliché on Yahoo! omg!: