Life This is Funny, too!
posted by on August 29 at 17:15 PM
Please enjoy this example of misused underlining. Possibly harder to find than misused quotation marks, but worth the effort.
It’s like they knew that underlining can be used for emphasis, but then just kind of gave up there at the end.
(This one from Washington, D.C., Winter 2003)
Underlining aside, is there a difference between "personnel killed" and "mortally wounded"? Like sometimes you're dead instantly and other times you're dead somewhat later. Would death benefits differ?
i fucking HATE the korean war memorial. it is a monument to what patriot fuckwads wanted the vietnam memorial to be. freedom isn't free, and all that shit. yeah and the korean war kept us free. onward christian soldiers, into the next quagmire...
@1 The key words being "in Korea", so they include "mortally wounded" because they're counting people who were mortally wounded in Korea but lived long enough to, say, ship home and die in the US. Just a bit of confusing clarity on who exactly gets included.
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