Kashi

You forgot 85 mining as a goal. No wait no you didn't. Happy, I posted on your thing. :)

A better question would be "Do you hate high school?" Because I don't. In school is pretty much the only time I get to see my friends.

Umm, well you know ... I turn on my shower, then sit down, curl up in a ball and let the water run over me. I put my soap and shampoo on the sides of the tub so I can just sit down and take a shower. It's alot better than a regular shower when it's 6:00 am and you're too tired to even stand up.

Ahhh, my 7th grade history teacher was the weirdest person you could ever meet. Not just the weirdest teacher, just the flat-out weirdest person. His middle name was Renee, last name Kozarsky. I asked him once, and he said, "You know my first name must be -really- bad if my middle name is Renee and I go by that." Turns out his whole name was "Alouicious Renee Kozarsky". He used to sit and clean out his desk, and if he didn't want something he'd hold it up, say "Who wants this?" and then throw it at whoever raised their hand. I still have this rock he threw at me, it's red and it has a white olive branch on it and the words "Peace & Love". He said he got it from Woodstock. He was once on the US Olympic air hockey team. I didn't even know they had one of those. Anyway, when I was in his class it was the last year he taught, because he ended up quitting his job as a teacher and joining the US Secret Service (he had been a drill sergeant in the army before he started teaching). I love you Mr. K, hopefully one day our paths will cross again. :)

HAHAHA!! This was bugging me, so I looked it up .. If N>2, then there are no whole number solutions for X Y Z! You were right about what you said in the title, given requirements of X Y Z being integers and N>2, there is no solution to this problem. Tell your calculus teacher he's an [wagon]. If N>2 you can solve it if X Y Z aren't whole numbers, but otherwise it really is impossible. Jerk, you had everyone thinking hard about it for no reason.

Oh yeah .. I was thinking 3*3, not 3^3. Damn, got all excited over nothing ..

Heeheehee, read my above post, I just solved your un-solvable equation.

Ha! There, I found something that satisfies all the requirements of your equation. X = 2 Y = 1 Z = 3 N = 3 Which comes to: 8 + 1 = 9 If there's anything wrong with that answer, please tell me, because I think I may be a genius yes?

Class, note the key word bolded. It's obvious our specimen here hasn't heard of the Combat Triange. Yes I have heard of the Combat Triangle. The combat triangle is a peice of "Insert offensive word here" A ranger is supposed to "Own" a mage. *99 ranger with Full karils goes against barrager mage with Ahrims* *Mage pwns ranger* Warrior and mage hybrids basically own everyone. *Ice barrage runs up 4 dds specs dead* You just don't know how to combat them effectively. With 99 rnage, range pots and rune arrows, nothing can stop a ranger. Mages drop like flies, Rune armor shreds like tissue paper. I've seen rangers in World 18 beat people in full barrows armor. Remember, a mages attack range is the same length as a rangers. If they can hit you, you can hit them. Try a range pot, rune arrows, and then use your special attack once the mage gets low hp. I'm in the fight pits right now, a mage using Ice Blitz splashed on my full Verac's 4 times in a row, and I wasn't even praying. No combat class is really over powered .. can a mage with ancients hit two 35's in less than a second? No, but a warrior with a DDS can. Can a mage hit 40-40-40 in under two seconds? No, but a warrior with a granite maul might.

[x] Became a Member [x] Dragon Chain from Kalphite Queen/Dust Devils [x] Spirit Seed [x] Unlocked Dragonstone Chest in Taverly [x] 180k Crystal Bows [x] Guthan Spear from Barrows Minigame [x] Full Camo [x] Full Zombie [x] Mining Guild Access [x] Legends Guild Access [x] Champions Guild Access [x] Warriors Guild Access [x] Heroes Guild Access [x] Rangers Guild Access [x] Magic Guild Access [x] Cooking Guild Access [x] Crafting Guild Access [x] Prayer Guild Access [x] Barrows Gloves [x] Ancient Spells Unlocked [x] Finished the Rogues Den Maze [x] Finished the Lava Maze [x] 100+ Tears in Tears of Guthix [x] Completed Stronghold of Security [x] Won a game of Fight Pits with 20+ people [x] 1500+ Rating in Runelink (Lol, how about 2,200?) [x] 1500+ Rating in Draughts [x] Own a Rubber Chicken [x] Own a Yo-yo [x] Every Monkey Greegree [x] 100+ Combat

Imagine doing barrows with 120 prayer ... Or Fighting Jad with 132-133 range (with pots, that is). It would be ... ahh .. ahhhh. I love it.

The RFD bosses are a joke compared to the four diamond guardians in DT. Ahahah, but prayers don't work on the RFD bosses. The knock-off from Kamil, Karamel took me four tries. :XD:

Muppetry? That's a good word. :) An antifire shield is usually condusive to not getting your [wagon] kicked. #-o

Not to hear Leesters tell it. :-s I always assumed that killing the brothers gave you barrows items, killing other stuff gave you runes, bolt racks, GP.

Well if I can't patent it can I get 51% of the stock, giving me executive power of the whole board of directors and aprx. $20 billion USD in one fell swoop? Because I'd be down for that.

Hey Mod Andrew, did you know Jagex blocks your pass? ******* see?

The D Long has a higher strength bonus, which is condusive to higher hits. Scimmy is only like, 2 slash points less accurate, but faster! Terrible special attack, though.

I umm .. I already said, you guys, that the drop party would be somewhere else.

For Americans, monday is a holiday. That's why I chose it, and for eveyone else it should be after school hours. Heh, Mirrorforced, we met the other night remember? I still want someone else to volunteer their house! Mine is functional, but not exactly aesthetic. That sucks. I'm really sorry. But this is "General P2P", after all.

Well, the guest list for my would-be party was less than 10 people, so I said screw it and made a video of me getting the lvl instead! Watch it here! Sorry for the guys who were actually going to come, but everyone else ruined it for you. :

Who is anyone here to say what is impossible or not? "Flying Machines" and etc were once considered an impossibility. People today think of themselves as being at the peak of human intelligence. Now even the theory of a perpetual motion machine is flawed, I'll give you that, but that's only if you base it on the human laws of physics. But 1,000 years from now scientists will laugh at us for thinking of such things as impossible, just as we do to the "scientists" who preceded us. Of course the law of conservation of energy says that energy can be neither created nor lost, so all a perpetual motion machine would be in actuality is a machine that maintains a stable amount of energy or draws energy off one of the other forces in work (friction gravity etc).

I live in a small town outside Houston, Texas. Things like that don't really make national news. Houston is such a big city that you can watch the news and hear about 3 murders before you finish your coffee. I do have a bit of a penchant for drama, though. The facts of the story are true, but I embellished one little bit. I didn't really say, "Big mistake ..." to the man. My heart was pounding so fast I nearly passed out from fear, so I didn't in fact say anything. I'm not trying to make myself out as a casual killer. I had nightmares about the encounter for weeks. And to the one guy who said, "Hah, a knife against a gun?!" or words to that effect, in close quarters a knife can be just as deadly, and he didn't know I had even that since the only shot he fired was through the lock on my door. In fact, in this situation a knife may be even more deadly ... I'm a 3rd Dan in Kendo. :-s

That's harsh!! In the US, if a man breaks into your house anything you do to him is legal .. as long as it doesn't violate the Geneva Convention.

I applaud you, Issy. I don't have -HALF- the pateince you do! If some little punks had done that to me, I'd have let some of that hot air out of them with the point of a knife.

The thing about rip tides that a few people mentioned ... That happened to me once surfing, but I had taken classes and knew exactly what to do in the situation. I just let the current carry me until it lost strength, then swam out of it and went back to shore. Even then I was about a mile from the shore, and without the support of my surfboard I probably would've given up from sheer exhaustion. My only real near death experience was as follows. There had been a rash of burglaries in my neighborhood, and one woman had been hospitalized from a knife wound given to her by the burglar. At this time I was 15 years old, and already cautious to the point of paranoia. Every night when I came in I'd pull out my pocket knife and do a round of the house to make sure nobody had gotten in. Well once it actually paid off ... I was home alone, watching a movie, when I heard a noise outside. I dashed to my front door (it was a one story house, so not hard) and looked through the peep-hole. I saw the silhouette of a man cast by a street light, trying to squeeze under my garage door without making any noise. My house is arranged such that my front door is 15 feet from my garage door, with the living room between them, and the garage door coming off the laundry room. I practically leaped from the front door to the garage door and twisted the dead bolt, not two seconds before the person in my garage turned the knob and threw his weight on the door. Now my house is really old, but the doors had been reinforced with those little metal pegs you put in to stop them from being broken down. The criminal in my garage fired a freaking GUN through the lock on my door, the bullet grazing my right arm. I jumped back, though, and whipped my knife out of my pocket. The burglar, about 6 foot 3 inches, maybe 210 pounds, slammed through my now disabled door and charged into my house .. directly onto the point of my 4 inch hunting knife. I had stabbed him under the the rib cage and forced the knife upward, piercing his liver, right lung and heart. Although he died almost instantly, I made sure the last words he heard were, "Big mistake ...". Of course I called the police, they came and removed the body from my house, took me in for questioning, etc, but the old woman who had been stabbed identified the man I'd killed as the same one who attacked her, so I was more praised than punished. Bastards will think twice next time ... The above story ^ is absolutely true. I still have the scar on my shoulder from the bullet. The reason this counts as a near death experience is that, had I moved a few inches to the right, the bullet would have gone through my lung, and my parents weren't home for hours after that, so I'd have died lying on a pile of dirty laundry, the TV still playing in the background (assuming it wasn't stolen).