The Columbia Spectator and the Case of the Misattributed Phallus
An amused tipster — who has thoughtfully already coined the phrase “Giant Inflatable Penis-Gate” — has just pointed Bwog in the director of Spec‘s recent correction to this morning’s staff editorial on Queer Awareness Month. The correction reads:
“Because of an editorial mistake, the original version misstated that Columbia Queer Alliance was responsible for Queer Awareness Month. While CQA and QuAM collaborate on some programs, QuAM is its own unique group. The editorial also misstated that a giant inflatable penis was part of QuAM’s opening tabling. It was in fact part of a different campus event.”
Tags: columbia spectator, corrections, giant inflatable penis-gate, mistakes, QuAM
29 October 2008 @ 3:26 PM · 12 comments
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not gonna get a lot of results with the moderate safe search on…
That was CUMB. We held a giant penis ring-toss at the homecoming carnival.
When I read the headline, I thought immediately that it was Chris Kulawik.
Giant inflatable penis now brings up bwog on google. Yay!
Best money I’ve ever spent
But then again, can the phallus ever be correctly attributed?
Actually, it can and has been. To CUMB!
so literal.
moderate safe search is on
Bwog won’t find any nasty pictures of real inflatable penises. Because we wouldn’t want that…
you can still find a good number of inflatable penis picture with moderate safe search.
you can still find a good number of inflatable penis pictures with moderate safe search.