I just wanted to come here for the sole purpose of letting you "The Law" know that it is indeed a fact that somewhere in the above statement there appears to be an unintentional, but perhaps meaningful, accumulation of letters that correctly includes several characters of the English alphabet attempting to form a concise term; however, it incorrectly includes a letter that is commonly mistaken for a number, or integer, digit, or concept of nothing.
The letters in question, henceforth referred to as the word (The Word) are comprised of a string of eleven characters which happen to begin and end with the correct character for the accurate, or intended spelling of the term that is typically used to describe something significant, or relevant, important, or consequential.
The proper composition of characters, or letters for the conventional spelling of The Word typically contains a string of letters divisible by two, when counted on a one for one basis with each character representing a singular unit.
It is my duty to present to you this meaningful collection of words that represent a written red-line for the statement mentioned earlier.
Cheers,
P.S. Congratulations on this wonderful board. It appears to be a nice reprieve from the abundance of whale poo on other boards (not to be specific or anything).
