Gulfstream: 23 August 2002

http://newyorker.com/fact/content/?020819fa_fact

Sub-editor attacks a Giles Coren review, changing the lazy dog to a lazy dog, rendering his “All 26 letters of the alphabet in a 35-letter sentence” remark incorrect. This is his angry email. Not quite sure why he the instead of a but anyway.

I found some cute pangrams in font samples somewhere:

We took a breezy excursion and gathered jonquils from the river slopes.

Sweet marjoram grew in luxuriant profusion by the window that overlooked the Aztec city.

Jaded zombies acted quickly, but kept driving their oxen forward.