Thread: MySQL error while posting review

I wrote a nice little review for Bleach ch188, but each time I click submit I get this error:
"You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 's been a while since I laughed out loud without being intoxicate"

Here is my message in it's entirety...

"It's been a while since I laughed out loud without being intoxicated. This chapter and the last have brought an intriguing new story arc. Not only is the manga evolving, but it still retains the humor which appealed to me in the beginning.

Like Beserk and Rurouni Kenshin, Bleach seems to follow up each story arc with even more entertaining and complex events.

To me that is the sign of a great writer, instead of f*cking around in Soul Society he brings everyone home (to the beginning). At that point I was wondering what would happen to keep my interest... ^_^

At first, I didn't see how this manga could follow Berserk (I thought Bleach was too light-hearted), but by now I am so thoroughly interested in all the characters that I can't wait to read each new chapter!

If I ever write serialized stories, I hope to have this author's originality.
A++

[I lost my father years ago, so the hilarious yet intelligent (doctor) father figure really strikes a tune in my heart. He is easily my favorite character, and this new story arc seems to bring him to the forefront... BRAVO!]"

AM I TYPING SOMETHING WRONG? :P
(Sorry if this topic has been broached before.)

hmm i know there was a bug with the scripts.. I dont remeber what characters made it show but i would try removing all uncessecary brackets to begin with the () and [] characters..

If you still have problems letme know and we'll try another approach.

It was the apostrophes... go figure (')

The smiley ^_^
the * in f*cking
and the [ ] seem to work... :P

O and so do the + signs and the parentheses ( )

Yay for bad grammar!

Funny sig as well...

thanks

anyways, this is known. I just got a message back from the administrators and its the apostrophes that cause it. Unfortunatly, the person who coded that is extremely busy, so for the time being avoid good grammar by using them.