This here English geek caught a second mistake.

Punctuation isn't that hard.

Yeah, well, I just copy and pasted I already fixed it.

Still...I felt I needed to tease you about it.

Because you're a bastard, obviously.

A bastard who can use proper punctuation.

Since we're on the second page can we post the answer?

Since I brought up the first amendment, I dunno why but out of curiousity does anyone know about the Stephen Glass case?

Good idea.

The answer: the O is actually a 0.

Now I really feel dumb...

I don't think that has anything to do with intelligence and very little to do with observation skills.

It's more about how familiar you are with computer fonts.

I caught that within a few seconds just scanning through. I imagine that would slip through the net of people who don't live in a computer. Interesting-ish.

heh, same

I had to ask Ildaudid. *shrug* And I learn programming since four years.

God I'm a nerd. I actually caught the mistake after I accidentally hit end and went to the bottom of the page, and was scrolling up and saw it. *hangs head in shame*

All Lusternian are given certian unalieable rights!

1.The freedom to complain about how overpowered other people are.

2.The freedom to say "but they did it first!".

3.The freedom to kill annoying novices(not valid in the wilde).

4.The freedom to trash talk on the market channel and on shouts.

5.The freedom to use personal attacks as much as you want on the Idiots threads.

6.The freedom to be banned from the forums.

7.The freedom to make a new forum account in an attempt to dodge said banning.

8.The freedom to abuse alts as much as you wish.

9.The freedom to be perma-shrubbed.

10.The freedom to find another less interesting game to play while all your friends continue playing Lusternia.

Y0u w0uld think that with the p0pularity of AIM and IM chats, pe0ple w0uld be able t0 rec0gnize the difference.

I'm going to assume the part about the first ten is poking fun at people who don't know the Bill of Rights, but when you mention the Constitution, you also include all the amendments, since they're part of it now. That includes the Bill of Rights. It's not a seperate document. It's just the first ten amendments. It may as well be part of the original thing, as fast as they added them.

Woo, I was right. Though, there isn't much difference between O and 0.

Psh, forget the American bill of rights. How many people could name the first five articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?