The Punctuation Challenge

Lets see who can make the longest consecutive string of punctuation mark is a usable sentence! (Ellipses probably count as one mark, but may count as three, but wh really cares in a time-waster like this?)
An Asciii picture of... I don't know, maybe a muffin, maybe Mr. Muffin of Megatokyo, maybe the face of Cthulhu, will be rewarded to the winner... the winner being determined by the person who gets the reward. Just to underline the absurdity/.

For my first entry: The guy says he was framed (his exact words being, "Why o you think it was my revolver instead of Francis'!?"), so we should really look into this "Francis" of which he speaks."

Six punctuation marks. And no I don't count the brackets on the forum tags.

Cloud Strife opens up a comic book and reads the cartoon cells. In one cell is a drawing of a moogle and a chocobo swearing at each other; the text in the speech bubbles reads: "#*&%@$". 'Tis terrible I know.

(That makes eleven punctuation marks... Oh yes I rule when I cheat. haha)

"He tried to warn us about the army created by the undead ('The zombies'-!')..." My voice faltered. "But he gasped his last breath before he could, then rose to join them in their attempt to populate the world with their abomination of a 'species'."

Seven. The marks in dark blue.

Nice idea on the "'tis," Midgar. I probably wouldn;t have thought of that.