Kashi

Well it would seem to have been deleted for whatever reason ... I noticed world 73 was missing yesterday, posted about it.

Please don't bump year old threads.

I posted a thread about this yesterday ... With that EXACT .. SAME .. TITLE. Plagiarism much?

Everything's going well so far. Tomorrow will be the 5th day, and I've already got 40 fishing/cooking, 60 woodcutting, and all F2P quests complete. I think tomorrow I'll probably mine for a while, and maybe train firemaking with all the willows I cut. This is more a bump than anything else, though.

(If this is about that Durial thread I was joking ..) You're right, but that's the only way a game can go when there are this many players. PLEASE do NOT be mistaken. Jagex does not exist to make a good game for you. They exist to make money, so they only put enough work into the game to keep you paying. When there are a million registered members, scammers and etc. are popping up every day. I've said on a few other threads, go to ANY yew tree on ANY f2p world, and there are a dozen woodcutter bots around it. Dragon bones have halved in price since the introduction of the green dragon bot. It seems like people only want to skip to the end of the game without doing any of the middle. These are the same kind of people who buy a brand new video game, then use cheat codes or a strategy guide the very first time playing it. They don't care about the challenge of the game, or testing themselves to see if they can do it alone, they just want to go right to being all-powerful. I think this is an attitude seen not only in the new generation of RuneScapers, but in the entire younger generation of America. Sad. :(

I tried, but I missed getting in by like .. 2 points. Tigra is right, I'm sure it's not all it's cracked up to be.

You're right. Nobody has the right to decide for somebody else what's right or wrong. Vegetarians think eating meat is wrong, but 99% of the population does. A vegetarian not wanting to eat meat is fine, because that's a personal decision, but as soon as they start telling other people that they shouldn't eat meat, that it's wrong and immoral and sick to do so, that's when they've stepped over the line.

Why do you think it is uneccessary? Okay, now let's not kid ourselves. I support people having the freedom to have an operation like this, but let's not deny the fact that it is an unnecessary procedure. By unnecessary, I mean that is it not a matter of life and death, which is the only way I can define things being a necessity. If a person feels unhappy being whichever gender he/she is, they're not going to die unless they commit the ultimate stupidity and take their own life. It may be important to the person's happiness and sense of self, but it's certainly not necessary. EDIT: I think for the most part, people's inhibitions about about this subject come from a societal taboo surrounding homosexuality. (And homosexuality definitely relates closely to getting a sex change operation) I was raised in a Japanese family, and for the most part, homosexuality is accepted in Japan. There are no problems with homosexuality in Japan, but in America it's looked down upon, so I'd say that most of the people posting negatively are Americans. Maybe some are Europeans, too, although Europe tends to be more relaxed about things like this.

That doesn't answer any of my questions! :( Seriously, this is in interesting subject, look at my last few posts and see if you can answer them please.

Somebody else needs to post on this thread! I asked a bunch of questions that I'm too afraid to look up myself. :oops:

AHH! Delete this thread before Chuck Norris sees it and kills us all! :shock: No, but actually I agree with you. However, this thread cannot possibly go anywhere but a flame war.

That's the irony of it. There are so many people claiming to have ridiculously high IQs, that even if someone really did have an exceptional IQ, nobody would believe her. :? Those were my real results, by the way. However, if I scored a 160 on my IQ test, and the proctor said that was the highest she'd tested in 23 years doing the job, then I really can't believe anyone claiming to have an IQ in the 170's or 180's. People like Einstein or Savant are once in a generation miracles of human psychology. And don't forget that different tests measure IQ differently. There are 4-5 standard tests given, and which one you're taking could affect your results by as much as 10-20 points.

If you think that Jagex put its foot down on autoers, go look at any F2P world. Training woodcutting is near impossible, because there are dozens, literally dozens of woodcutting bots in every single world. Some jerk must've invented a new bot recently. :| Port Sarim willows, after Draynor got too full. Look at the 6 or so people in bot clothes? And they're all Lv3, so I think there can be no doubt ...

Name three consecutive days of the week without using any of the following words: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday

Wow, thats pretty heavy... Do you have more info about it? news reports? I posted the same story in greater length a couple years ago, dig through the forums if you want to find it. And as far as news reports, if you want to look up every case of manslaughter in the city of Houston for the past 6 years or so, good luck. We have one of the highest rates of violent crimes in the country. Nothing to be proud of, I know, just stating a fact.

The highest tested IQ in history was that of Marilyn vos Savant, recorded at 228 points. To the poster: You do not have an I.Q. in the 180's. End of story. On Topic: As part of an advanced placement test when I was in 3rd grade, I had an IQ test, and my IQ at the time was recorded as 168. More recently, I had an IQ test to determine if I had Aspberger's Syndrome (not sure why, but they felt it necessary), and my IQ was recorded at 160. So apparently in the 8 years since 3rd grade, I've gotten 8 points dumber. :-k Interesting. At this rate, if I actually live to be 100 it wont matter, I wont have enough brain matter left by then to support normal functioning. :cry: [garden tool] [garden tool] [garden tool], you're right about that. I got straight A's all the way through grade school, and middle school, and then right around 9th grade ... Whoooo ---------oooooo -----------------ooooooooo -------------------------------oooooooooo -------------------------------------------------*Splat* *Here lie Kashi's good marks in school* By the way, for those of your wonder what Asperberger's Syndrome is, look it up. I don't have it, but if I did it would mean I'm completely brainless 90% of the time, with brief flashes of absolute genius, then back to knuckle dragging. Anyway, here's a good link for you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligen ... ontroversy

When I see the numbers on the face of a digital clock, I add them together, then simplify the result to one digit in the same way. For example; 9:59 9+9+5 = 23 2+3 5 9:59 being a good time because when simplified in this manner, the digits add to a prime number. I tend to prefer odd numbers to even numbers, because all even numbers are composite, and only odd numbers can be prime numbers. Also, I keep everything at right angels or parallell to each other in my bedroom, although besides that I'm kind of a slob. (Notice there are 7 spaces between each of my equations up there ^) EDIT: Nevermind, apparently Tip.It forum truncates multiple spaces. Also, whenever I am listening to somebody talk, I count the number of letters in the words they use and add them all together, so I can total how many letters were used in a sentence. I've been doing this for so long I can do it almost automatically. (As in, I don't need to count letters in the word automatically, I can see immediately that it has 13.) Once I've figure out how many letters are in a sentence (which takes me as long to do in my head as it does for you to say the actual words) I simplify the digits in the same way I was talking about clock digits before. For example: "The phrase, 'For example' has ten letters." The above sentence has 32 letters in it, so I add the digits of that number (3+2) together, the result being 5, which is good because it's a prime number. If the digits don't come out to a prime number when put through this math formula, I add words until they do. Or, there is a secondary method I use, where I add the letters together in a sentence, but ignore the first digit of the resulting number. For example; "Don't worry, this is just an example. I'm not actually telling you stuff." I don't count total letters for a sentence that long, because I lose track of the 10's place, so what I do is add letters in multiples of 5, then tick them off. So that example sentence has a number of letters evenly divisible by 5, with either 1 or 6 left over. I don't know why I bother explaining, since nobody will understand anyway. Obsession with mathematical formulae is a symptom of a very mild case of OCD, mild enough that at least I don't have to be medicated for it. In fact, I'm not even sure if severe OCD requires medication. People with OCD usually have a high degree of intelligence, and the way my psychologist described it to me was, "Your brain is looking for something to do when it gets bored."

Another one I just thought of. By adding first the Culinaromancer's Chest, and then an actual bank, to Lumbridge, they kind of made the Falador spawn point obsolete. Lumbridge spawn is closer to a bank, and generally less crowded. But anyway, I can see nobody wants to talk about this. :cry: Should just stick to woodcutting ..

It's been just over a year since the Falador Massacre. June 6th, 2006 (6/6/06), a day that will live in infamy in RuneScape history. Or will it? This will be locked in a minute, but while it's open, I just want to comment. In the Tip.it Times interview, the interviewer was going on about how Durial and his rampage would be remembered forever. The thing is, has anybody even thought about that recently? Unless you were a personal victim of this person, I bet your first reaction when you saw this thread was, "Oh yeeeeeah! I remember that." I only bring it up because a Lv12 in Draynor mentioned that he read about it somewhere. (It's something to talk about, at least. Look at the threads in General P2P at the moment! Oh yeah, 5 things about the new shield and the good old 'What's your favorite Slayer task', real winners there.)

Umm, it's actually in one of these threads somewhere. Somebody had a thread like this a year or two back. A burglar broke into my house, and I stabbed him in the chest with a kitchen knife. Puncturing 3 vital organs. Killing him instantly. Needed alot of therapy after that ...

Do you need any groupies, Bubsa?

I think even if a man did get this operation he'd still be only half a woman ... EDIT: Okay, but I just want to point out to the people who call this unnatural, or the one guy who said the desire to do this was the product of a deranged mind. The only part of your life this -really- affects is sex! It's just sex! It's not the biggest thing in your life! If it is, then you need a new hobby, because you'll be sorely disappointed when you turn 75 years old and can't even \ anymore. It's -JUST- sex! Reproduction, procreation, whatever. From an evolutionary standpoint, sex after an operation like this would serve no purpose because you aren't creating new gene combinations (although granted that's not why most people do it). But if you want to anyway, go right ahead. It's nobody's business but your own. =; EDIT: And one more thing. Any man who finds this concept repulsive is probably VERY INSECURE IN HIS MASCULINITY! Sheesh. :?

I get how they can change a man into a woman, but, umm, I don't see how you could attach a fully functioning penis onto a woman. Is that even possible? Although the majority of people who get these operations are probably men~>women, not the other way around, which is what makes me wonder if it's even possible. I don't see why a man would want to change into a woman. It's fine for 25 days a month I guess, but ... well actually post-operation people don't have that problem, so I guess they don't even consider it. My biggest question is umm ... Okay, I don't want to be obscene here, so anyone under the age of consent in your part of the world please don't read this next bit. If a woman's primary sexual organ is her [bleep]oris (well, that's the one that produces orgasms at least), then how do they imitate that for post-operation people? Seriously, this is an interesting topic it raises alot of questions. For a male wanting to be a female, how exactly does one define female? Is it the ability to reproduce? Is it just your appearance? Is it your mind-set? I mean, what?

My niece is 3, and she's fine in public (this from a girl who hates children as much as the poster). I think once they start to learn a bit more, they can understand how they're supposed to act in public places. But any child below 2 years of age, well ... Hopefully in the future they will have time machines so we can skip that entire phase.

Has anyone noticed? There doesn't seem to be a world 73. Any idea why this is?