Fun with Corrections: The “Wouldn’t They Be Dead?” Edition

Here's our favorite correction in this morning's Post:

A Feb. 26 article about the crash of a rare Ferrari near Los Angeles misstated the blood alcohol level of the car's owner. It was 0.09, not 0.9. The article also misspelled the name of the company the man once ran; it is Gizmondo, not Gizmodo.

Gizmodo??? Hey, isn't that our gadget-obsessed brother?

Look, Gawker Media bloggers may have a reputation for blogging while drunk — but not that drunk. Not long-dead from alcohol poisoning, with the embalmer trying to tap your body like a keg…

CORRECTIONS [WP]
A Quick Spin Malibu-Style Leaves Ferrari in Pieces [WP]

Earlier: Fun With Corrections: Richard Nixon and Raw Beef

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