by snarly | Dec 9, 2020 | Artistic apologies, Historical Apologies
It was recently discovered that the late author Roald Dahl’s family had added a note to his web site. It was hidden, as Washington Post’s Ron Charles noted, “like a Golden Ticket hidden inside a Wonka Bar.” (The note took Snarly seven minutes...
by snarly | Dec 7, 2020 | Political Apologies
To my fellow Americans: I owe you an apology. When I sent that sternly worded tweet telling you to stay home because you don’t need to get your roots done, I did not actually send it from my stylist’s chair. That is a scurrilous rumor and I apologize that you...
by snarly | Oct 1, 2020 | Artistic apologies
Hi! It turns out that redesigning a site that was built in 2012 and looked it is no small feat! All hail Leha at Web People Media. Also, an announcement: There will be a SorryWatch book! Look for it in the winter of 2022. (Publication date pushed back because of this...
by snarly | Feb 17, 2020 | Celebrity Apologies
Someone asked the singer-songwriter Nick Cave, on his intimate personal site The Red Hand Files, “How do you forgive somebody whom you love very much but has done something truly terrible?” He answered: How to forgive the unforgivable? Now there is a...
by snarly | Feb 13, 2020 | Sports Apologies
Boy, the Houston Astros’ apology for cheating was EPIC in its vileness, no? (Here is SorryWatch in the Houston Chronicle, discussing just how epic.) Why, it seems like just yesterday we were gaping at this team’s propensity toward crap apologies. In the...