Just to give an insignificant etymology side to this MS story: Lapsus in Finnish is "child's error", or a rookie mistake. The origin word being lapsi = a child. I'm sure all you linguistic buffs loved that one.,(reply>), Why would we all use a Finnish word? It's Latin for slip. The linguists did not love that one, the naive people maybe did.,(reply>), @Bruce Carbon Lakeriver it might be old but it's still used in Italian :),(reply>), Well actually Lapsus is latin for a slip (mistake) or with nowadays terms an oopsie. So we're talking about the 2000+ years old version of an Oopsie ^^,(reply>), I wonder about it's relation the the word "Lapse" now. Appreciate you fam.,(reply>), I loved it, thanks.