Code Cleanup unveals bugs

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I love it when I'm just cleaning up some code after some major changes and I discover code that has been sitting there a while that would never have worked. I don't even have to run/test it. I can read it and know it's broken. So is that a win for finding a bug and fixing it before it showed up or is that WTF? for having such an obvious bug in the first place.

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