EDITOR@WORK: 2012

Found online: But though they are locked in on their opponents, the intrigue among fans and followers will pique in the moments leading up to their final regular-season game.

Normally, you'd say that something will pique someone's curiosity, but I wonder if it should be peak here.

But though they are locked in on their opponents, the intrigue among fans and followers will peak in the moments leading up to their final regular-season game.

I love puns: We’re going on a class trip to the Coca-Cola factory. I hope there's no pop quiz.

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Found online: Bush will likely move past 1,000 yards on the season for a second year in a row if he gets at least 40 yards against New England this Sunday.

Actually, Reggie Bush had 960 yards this season with one game left. This sentence says he "will likely move past 1,000 yards" if he gets "at least 40 yards." Hey, if he got 40 yards, he would have his 1,000 yards; so there is no "will likely."

I love puns: Did you hear about the cross-eyed teacher who lost her job because she couldn't control her pupils?