Emma Watson Offers Tattoo Proofreading Job
High profile events like the Oscars can be a great opportunity to send out a message of protest.
But, as Emma Watson learned, it can help to proof read your message first.
She took to the Vanity Fair after party with a fake tattoo to show her support with the ‘Time’s Up’ movement. Only problem is, it missed a crucial apostrophe.
She then made light of the situation by taking to Twitter and offering a “fake tattoo proofreading” position but “experience with apostrophes a must” (sic) – well we hope that typo was deliberate!
But rather than sort of talk the talk, at least she already donated £1 million last February to an organisation that helps fight sexual harassment.
But, as Emma Watson learned, it can help to proof read your message first.
She took to the Vanity Fair after party with a fake tattoo to show her support with the ‘Time’s Up’ movement. Only problem is, it missed a crucial apostrophe.
She then made light of the situation by taking to Twitter and offering a “fake tattoo proofreading” position but “experience with apostrophes a must” (sic) – well we hope that typo was deliberate!
But rather than sort of talk the talk, at least she already donated £1 million last February to an organisation that helps fight sexual harassment.