The problem with your code is that it's doing exactly what you told it to do.
@Motodrachen @fribbledom Poorly defined terminals on my school's pneumatic DCVs left my team in confusion a few times! 
@fribbledom Compiler/interpreter bugs, OS bugs, hardware bugs, etc. are very rare. However, they do happen. But much more common is that you are saying the wrong thing.
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Is this a problem with your code though? Or a problem with you?
Damn, @Wolf480pl you're always so sharp. I wonder how you can stay so attentive.
(does it exist a unicode no-sarcarsm mark? I would use it now)
@fribbledom I embraced that idea to remain calmer when debugging the same thing over long periods of time.
Then I proceed to get mad at myself for missing something really simple.
@fribbledom pff someone's never thrown anything at a wall because there's a bug in the language itself =P
@fribbledom Garbage in, garbage out, right?
@fribbledom Ha! Except in the case of compiler bugs, anyway. :)
@fribbledom I feel extremely called out by this statement. and it's probably good to remember.
@fribbledom I can't remember how many times I screamed into the void “Do what I meant, not what I said!”
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@fribbledom Wiring allegory: If it ain't working like it should, it ain't wired like it's supposed to be'