You know when you read your horoscope with your morning coffee every day (to know what the future will be like), sometimes it can be a bit repetitive repetitive repetitive?
Well, today's edition of the Metro Herald takes it to a whole new level.
Horoscopes in the Metro particularly accurate today. "Dummy text", precisely. pic.twitter.com/qWcuVKlI8o
— Fionnuala Moran (@FionnualaMoran) October 1, 2014
In case you can't read that, it's filler text entered by a sub-editor, and no-one came along later to replace it with the 'real' horoscopes.
"This is a swathe of dummy text," it says,
, "that can be used to indicate how many words fit a particular space.""The text contains [25 words] a couple of different paragraphs so, visually, it doesn't look too repetitive repetitive repetitive."
Anyone who's ever done print design knows this pain – almost as bad as a string of Lorem Ipsum or the dreaded headline: "jhfdhsajk".
But sure, with a daily circulation of 62,352, who's going to notice?