You forgot the ellipsis. One should never say "I never drink wine" without the pause; it ruins the reference!

I'm surprised I have been... Arrested for abuse of the common ellipsis.

Yeah, I guess I can see that. I was just stating a fact; the (actually relevent) reference hadn't even occurred to me when I typed that, I'm afraid.

To serve and correct.

I both love and hate these people.

I might add that abuse of the caps lock key is a capital offense.

Periods are not pack animals

Ok, last post before I stop derailing the thread. Enjoy the next sentence. It's grammatically correct.

James, while John had had "had", had had "had had"; "had had" had had a better effect on the teacher.

Ghouls: The infection should be blood borne, making it injection vector. Possibly ingestion vector. (Who the hell drinks ghoul blood willingly?)

To test for bloodborne transmission from minor injuries you need to break out some dice that let you roll thousandths. Your transmission probabilities would be stuff like 1 in 300, 1 in 1000, etc. Look at OSHA stats for HIV and hepatitis transmission from accidental exposure to blood or needle stick injuries.