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 If you have a 101/104/etc-key keyboard it should probably be a 100/103/etc-key keyboard because the Num Lock key serves zero purpose other than to annoy me when for some reason isn't enabled and I want to type a number like a normal person but no instead I now have an extra set of cursor keys IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO MY EXISTING SET OF CURSOR KEYS.
 
-If you have fingers and a keyboard I'm sure you'll agree, Num Lock is great but having a button to turn it off is not great.  It's not great at all.  In fact, it's actively awful.  You know when Num Lock should not be on I ask rhetorically? *NEVER* I answer a little to loudly for the people around me.
+If you have fingers and a keyboard I'm sure you'll agree, Num Lock is great but having a button to turn it off is not great.  It's not great at all.  In fact, it's actively awful.  You know when Num Lock should not be on I ask rhetorically? *NEVER* I answer a little too loudly for the people around me.
 
 ## SO WHAT DOES IT DO?
 
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 ## WARNING THE FOLLOWING MOTION PICTURE MAY CONTAIN GRAPHIC IMAGERY FOR INDIVIDUALS SENSITIVE TO NUM LOCK BEING OFF
 
-![Eat it, Num Lock](NeverNotNumlock.gif)
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+![Eat it, Num Lock](NeverNotNumlock.gif)