Or: "Your Freudian slip is showing"

Forwarded to me from a friend in Australia

Best of the Web Today - January 16, 2002
By JAMES TARANTO

Red-Faced Over Black History Plaque

At its annual Martin Luther King Day celebration, Lauderhill, Fla., plans to present actor James Earl Jones with a plaque featuring prominent black
American historical figures. Just one problem: The plaque was erroneously
inscribed: "Thank you James Earl Ray for keeping the dream alive." James
Earl Ray, of course, was the man who assassinated Dr. King.

Herbert Miller, whose company made the plaque, explains: "We have a lot of
people who don't speak English. Accidentally, one of the girls who doesn't
know James Earl Jones from a man on the moon accidentally typed James
Earl Ray."

Miller offers to fix the plaque.

I should certainly hope so, Ollie...

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