I was reading a magazine today when I came across this advert...

[LeekClock]

Maybe the editor was so squeamish that he didn't even look at the advert before putting it in!

Or maybe it's a way of connecting with their market -- dumb people! No offense guys.

[TremcladClock]

Hmm well I'm sorry then, I guess i'm beside the point. Can you just tell us so that the next 3 pages will actually be constructive instead of random BS?

Well, I'm starting to think I should offer a prize, seeing as this is becoming so difficult for you folks.

[shit for brains]

so.... whats the point of this thread?

[FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK]

Nope. That's not what I'm showing you.

Well if it's not that, is it because that woman's turkey neck didn't change at all?

[BluezombieClock]

Your < You're ?

[Flounderman Jr.]

so.... whats the point of this thread?

Find the error and exempt yourself from looking like a dummy.

[WreckingBallClock]

"At least you aren't as bad as these fucks. But how about being better?"

[k0ma]

urine

[k0ma]

LOl

[SockpuppetClock]

I noticed the spelling error but if that's the joke, it's a pretty stupid joke.

[Flounderman Jr.]

LOl

fuck you ryder quit smokin that shit

[k0ma]

no!

[TremcladClock]

I noticed the spelling error but if that's the joke, it's a pretty stupid joke.

It's a blatant grammar error that's commonly seen on the internet, printed in a mainstream publication. I never pitched it as a joke, but it is funny.

[SnakeClock]

The ad is saying that you can't find reasons to be fine with yourself without them? Or that they're saying beauty is only skin-deep?