The fine print says 'casacius' instead of 'casascius' 
lmao dude can't even spell his name right. One of the two words used on the coin and he gets it wrong.Aside from perhaps the original client, has anyone ever managed to carry out a bitcoin-related project without a staggering display of incompetence along the way? I'm thinking of buying some of these, they are oddly symbolic of the whole endeavour...
It's really funny, isn't it? It's as if everything built on top of it has been given the exact opposite amount of care originally put into the bitcoin concept.
Proof of work? The double-spending problem solved? A distributed P2P ledger? Brilliant! Now please tell me the quickest way I can give money to a stranger to hold them somewhere in the cloud for me...
Shit, they got stolen. Well, I guess the whole point is to keep them on my _own_ machine, so that I'm in control of my own financial destiny. Fuck Bernanke! It's like I keep telling my friend Steve...
Shit, they got stolen. Ooh, shiny physical Bitcoins! See, just read the number right here where it says, "Casascius"-- I mean, "Casacius"-- wait...