Why on earth would I check her name again, when I’d already copied it down from the original Yahoo article correctly? I don’t have the time to fact-check every single name on a website like Yahoo and then fact-check it again.

I certainly fact-check many many other things, more important and complicated things from a website or article. But no, when I do a fluff piece like this about TV personalities, taken from something like Yahoo, and I’ve written down the name from the original website photo, I wouldn’t think to laboriously check each name again. It was correct at the site, and I had written it down correctly from the site. It was in looking at it and transcribing it onto my keyboard from what I myself had written where I made the error. I still have my handwritten list, and looking at it again now, I can see exactly how it happened. The error was in reading my own handwriting.

as I said: If you google “Tatiana Mosley” it autocorrects to Maslany. You didn’t even bother to check her name.

That one isn’t.

I don’t think you got the tone—it’s pretty much tongue-in-cheek. And I am careful to only make fun of the dresses or the dress choices, not the people themselves. I would never make fun of someone for being fat, ugly, etc..—that would be mean-spirited.

As far as Tatiana’s name went, what I actually did was to copy down all the relevant names from the original site. I did it longhand, on a piece of paper. The error occurred not because I wasn’t careful about that, but because apparently my handwriting was not so good and I read the name incorrectly from my own handwriting.

So your assumptions are incorrect.

I’ve fixed the name in the post.

If you google “Tatiana Mosley” it autocorrects to Maslany. You didn’t even bother to check her name before screwing it up.

I like a lot of your posts, but this one is just mean-spirited, lazy whinging.

………you’re right about Heidi Klum, though.