Can you spot what’s wrong with this Wikipedia entry?
How can I trust the rest of this article? Who knows what else has been inserted or altered? Damn you Wikitrolls.
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Can you spot what’s wrong with it??!! You’d have to be blind and illiterate and non-English speaking AND easily distracted to miss it!
@ordinarybutloud – Yes, and you have described the majority of the population, no?
@transvestite_rabbit – only if you include the metaphorically blind.
Whoever wrote this definitely had plastic in their heart.
@turningreen – Yes! Wikitrolls are all margarine eaters!
sh%t! I thought I needed Vit. D supplements and now it causes AIDS?! And bad grammar?! What next…
@turningreen – HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA; and @DrTiff – THE Aids. It causes THE Aids. Not just any ol’ Aids.
It’s so good to know what causes the AIDS. Oh wait….. Damn……
1) My son’s school does not allow Wikipedia as a cited source. 2) An online acquaintance who is constantly trying to prove his vastly superior intelligence cites it exclusively.With number 1 in mind, number 2 makes me giggle.
Some people have vivid imaginations. I mean, who ever heard of “Vitamin D?”
I will continue with my Vit D regardless. idiots!
Makes the old Encyclopedia Britannica from the library look pretty good…used looooooooong before Al Gore invented Wikipedia.
Few enough reliable sources of info on the Internet. Wikipedia definitely not one of the few reliable ones. I use it, but I use it at my own risk, and while ingesting plenty of grains of salt.
ahhhhhhhhhhhh! vitamin d causes the aids! vitamin d is in sunlight. oh noes!!!
Well, if it’s on the internet it has to be true. I guess I’m staying indoors and out of direct sunlight for the foreseeable future.
@PrimevalWench – my school is the same way, most of my teachers will not accept wikipedia. i have actually found uncyclopedia (a very extensive wikipedia parody) to be more reliable, on occasion.
@PrimevalWench – My daughter and I have a running gaga, and it goes like this: “Verified by Wikipedia.”