Yesterday, I wrote about a post on Heroes star Greg Grunberg's Twitter page. Thanks to my lack of Web savvy, I failed to realize that Grunberg's post was a "retweet" and not an original post written by the man himself. (I'm still looking for the "RT" in front of these things to signify retweets, but apparently the Internet has moved on to the less invasive "via.")Apparently, the light-hearted post calling out NBC's The Listener on Grunberg's page was originally written by Twitter user "impsy," who, thankfully, cleared that up in the comments section of my post. Many thanks to impsy, and my apologies to Greg Grunberg.
I still believe Grunberg can read my mind, though. I'm just glad he can't control it. (Hmm, maybe he should.)
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6-11-2009 @ 2:31PM
Robert said...
Wow, somebody that actually will write a retraction for their mistakes?? I like this guy.
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6-11-2009 @ 11:50AM
Joel Keller said...
Most of the time, when we make a mistake, we update the post and acknowledge the mistake in the comments. This one seemed to deserve its own post.
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6-11-2009 @ 2:00PM
Impsy said...
Thanks so much for the quick correction! :)
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6-12-2009 @ 1:39AM
Owloo said...
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