Working my way through the Sunday Times over the course of the week, as I do, I just came across this delightful correction on page 17:

Because of a production error, the article misquotes John Waters on what a Maryland film censor said to him about his 1974 feature “Female Trouble.” Waters said she told him, “You can’t have that cunnilingus scene,” not “You can have that cunnilingus scene.”

This led me to wonder what corrections I might be missing during the week, and if they appear on the website — which they do. But only the last four days are shown (there were no corrections on August 18 — good job, proofreaders!), and there’s no apparent way to go back further.

This one appeared yesterday:

An article on Aug. 2 about Edinburgh’s Festival Fringe described incorrectly the ’70s band that features in “Philosophy of the World.” The band, the Shaggs, was a real band, not a fictional one.

And if you know the Shaggs, which I do, you can understand why that confusion might occur.

But all this is neither here nor there really. I just felt the urge to post something this morning. As you were.