You even missed some, vudu. A missed apostrophe (PGCs), an unnecessary space (business man), spelling (you_ funhouse), and that was just a really quick glance before really reading that. There are many places where commas probably could have been used, too.
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And now that I did read it, I found even more, but I guess the point really is moot now.
Anyway, segagamer, if putting effort into spelling and grammar really is a task you'd avoid as often as possible, I would at least suggest that you put the effort into your own web site, for its sake. It's not very professional. I don't even know what your site is. Is it "The Rat's Collectibles" (collectibles of a rat), or "The Rats' Collectibles" (collectibles of more than one rat), or "The Rats Collectibles" (which is how it's unapostrophed right now but sounds like they're collectibles of rats)? Guessing by your previous name of "animecyberrat" (which I knew you were simply by your spelling, sadly enough) I would guess that you mean "The Rat's Collectibles". Skimming over the text on the front page I see numerous errors. "Negociate"? "Usefull"? "Yo" (where you clearly meant "you")? "Your looking for"? Not to mention the absolutely inconsistent capitalization all across the page!
It's one thing to be a sloppy forum poster, but your site's not going to get far if it's unprofessional-looking, no matter how much you advertise it. If people see your site and see that you didn't pay attention in elementary school, or that you won't spend a few extra seconds to check your work, are they really going to trust your business? I doubt they will. Be honest with yourself here.