- A
political gaffe is a
mistake or
blunder in
speech or
action made by a
politician that
attracts media attention and
public scrutiny.
While often unintended...
-
release the fish
unharmed after capture,
unless the fish is
skillfully gaffed right in a non-vital part such as the lip, jaw or
lower gill
using a thin...
- when the
gaffe has
negative connotations,
friction between people involved.
Philosophers and
psychologists interested in the
nature of the
gaffe include...
- re****tion for
making comments that some
media outlets perceived to be
gaffes. He
secured re-nomination for vice
president in 1992, but was
defeated by...
- or
conceal them from view of the
audience or camera, they are said to be
gaffed or gaffered.
Gaffer tape was
invented in 1959 by Ross Lowell, director,...
- "Yolka" (Ukrainian: йолка) was a
gaffe made in 2010 by the
Ukrainian president,
Victor Yanukovych.
During a speech, he
forgot how to say "Christmas tree"...
-
Colemanballs is a term
coined by
Private Eye
magazine to
describe verbal gaffes perpetrated by
sports commentators.
Coleman refers to the
surname of the...
- wins Best Picture, not La La Land,
after Warren Beatty and Faye
Dunaway gaffe". The
Daily Telegraph.
Archived from the
original on
December 2, 2017. Retrieved...
- Year
Title Director Writer Notes 1981 Fais
gaffe à la
gaffe! Yes Yes 1983 Le
Faucon Yes Yes 1986
Yiddish Connection Yes No 1989 Moitié-moitié Yes Yes 1994...
- what has
become known in the
history books as the "phantom punch". The
gaffes were
reported in
newspapers nationwide the next morning, and
Goulet was...
