D. V. Devnull

AND NEVER SHARE IT EITHER... :shame: 'Nuff said. =; ~Mr. Devnull

For all those that support, yet have not siggyed this thread, would you please do so? It would help in spreading the word a lot. Thanks in advance! :) So that you can do it easily, I am duplicating the code for my own siggy line for it here: [url=http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=517022][b][u]Join the campaign for more F2P Bank space![/u][/b][/url] Just add and have at! : ~Mr. Devnull

They're good until you see your baby brother/sister click on them by accident... especially when the cursor has been hidden by the flash/shockwave applet that your baby brother/sister is playing with... :| Same goes for the flashy adverts too, even more so for the ones that steal all control of the PC... -.- ~Mr. Devnull

Which means because it is built into the AntiVirus that trying to stop blocking the advert automatically would result in the ultimate destruction of the computer and the loss of a person's stuff that they paid good money to have in the first place. No sane person will do that. Shame on Jagex (as well as the advert providers) for trying to hurt all the computer newbies. :shame: ~Mr. Devnull It is possible to disable that function. And lose part of the AntiVirus Program's functionality. :( Worse, some AV Companies won't support you properly if you leave out any background feature of the AV program (and I don't just mean banner ad blocking, I mean ANY feature). I and others in my family personally encountered this problem with Symantec's support group. Thankfully, we found NOD32 AV and have stood by it since. It is better than Symantec's Norton (as well as McAfee AV, AVG, Kaspersky, and many others) by a serious longshot. 8-) ~Mr. Devnull

Try [url] and [/url] around your urls... :) Heck, just examine my work through a quote or something. :) ~Mr. Devnull

I'm betting that's sarcastic, right? :-s ~Mr. Devnull

Which means because it is built into the AntiVirus that trying to stop blocking the advert automatically would result in the ultimate destruction of the computer and the loss of a person's stuff that they paid good money to have in the first place. No sane person will do that. Shame on Jagex (as well as the advert providers) for trying to hurt all the computer newbies. :shame: ~Mr. Devnull

14,779 cans of motor oil on the opposite wall... : ~Mr. Devnull

I fear that is likely what happened. :-k ~Mr. Devnull

http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Themes They're written in CSS. Cool, thanks. :) BTW, I converted your url into a link so that I and anyone else that wanted to could actually visit it easy. :) ~Mr. Devnull

Worse, I think the game will sense this, and you'll end up losing something like a ruby on the ground or better. This also means that the game's internal anti-macro system will red-flag you. :( ~Mr. Devnull

+1 jagex hates ppl that get f2p :twisted: Hey, not all P2P can afford to stay that way constantly. :( (I know because I have buddies that have complained about this!) ~Mr. Devnull

What if they want to build one of their own??? ~Mr. Devnull

Guess what??? It annoys people into NOT buying members. :? They gave people too little bank space, so all that people might stick around for are their friends now if they really don't like the game that much. ~Mr. Devnull

Actually the chickens are in between the cabbage fields and the spot you circled They're in both spots, to be more accurate. ~Mr. Devnull

What that's saing is that Jagex is not responsible for damages caused by their negligence(including loss of data and economic losses). You agreed to this when you started playing runescape. Furthermore, I stand by my argument that any tracking cookies implanted on your computer by these ads are relatively harmless. Apparently, you missed the impact of that part too. Jagex effectively agreed to the same when they started showing the adverts of advert companies, and as such, responsibility therefore falls right back upon Jagex to not let your PC come to harm. Further, they never had a right to harm your PC in the first place, no matter what you agreed to, because of the constant and unwritten-but-existing agreement: "The PC used belongs to and is owned/operated by the user/parents/company. No harm is allowed to come to it in any way, shape, or form." Understand this well, before you find trouble befalling you. I've had to teach this rule to many, and it wasn't fun each time I had to. Also, do you really want some third-party advert corporation tracking everything you're doing on the net? Especially when they could get hacked and could lose their data on you to a hacker/cracker? Or worse, end up with all their adverts infected and the next time you load an advert, you get infected too? I seriously don't think so, on all three of those questions. Now, please quit giving people a headache. ~Mr. Devnull

Spoiled? i doubt that, Parents don't have to be "multi-million dollar rich lunatics" to afford $5 a month it's not that much. And i don't get the membership all free like my parent's pay for it and i just play Runescape Non stop, i have to help out around the house and do lot's of job's. And if my parents were "multi-million dollar rich lunatics" then i would be playing world of warcraft for $30 a month. that's like $360 a year. Here's a wake-up call for you: There are parents that just can't afford the $5/month for RuneScape for their kids, no matter what those kids do. You're lucky you can even be a P2P. And BTW, WoW is only $15/month. Do we really need to show double the cost for it? That "Champions Challenge", as you called it, is P2P-only. They goofed on the Stronghold. Those "Wolf (Level 14)" don't drop any bones. Even normal bones is better than nothing. :? As noted previously, not everyone can pay $5/month for RuneScape, and neither can everyone's parents, no matter what a person does. Again, WoW is $15/month, but does have an overly high starting price ... not everyone can pay that either. BTW, these days, the cost of living is far too high, yet death is not an option either. To even be able to play RuneScape(Members P2P) or WoW means you or your parents have spare change laying around to put into anything. And if you or your parents can afford as little as $5/month constantly, even for house chores being done in exchange, yes "spoiled" is a proper term. You have no real idea what it is like to be without money on the side for fun/projects/etc. ... Trying to keep from losing your head becomes a rapid impossibility with all the creative and fun thoughts mounting up, and insanity (and thoughts of suicide) will bite at your heels near constantly. Anywho, enjoy what you've got, but don't try to shove it down the throats of those who don't have the money for it. Not everyone has your kind of life situation. :shame: ~Mr. D. V. Devnull

14,789 Since you have stopped, I no longer have need or want of reporting you, TheBlazikenMaster. So Calm Down. ~Mr. Devnull

Only make Anchovy Pizzas if you find everywhere around Bandit Camp empty. Going there can be quite the death wish. :shock: :? ~Mr. Devnull

Scimitars are usually best to fight with if you want to do damage hard and fast. ~Mr. Devnull

14,795 Blaziken, I'd gun down your pokemon again and again and never take a scratch. My online name, "D_V_Devnull", has been in existence for the past 9 years... If you check around the web, you will find that the "Digital Video Disc" has existed for less time. Argument closed. Shut up regarding this issue or I will likely report you to the admins for 'personal attacks' and/or 'harassment'. You have taken this way too far. :shame: ~Mr. Devnull

Try at http://sig.draynor.net/?act=goal ... I like the look of them better in people's siggys. :) ~Mr. Devnull

Must have been one angry woman and 14,799 whacks on the head. :lol: ~Mr. Devnull

Or bowling 14,801 bowling balls. :lol: ~Mr. Devnull

Banned for lying. I know when I made my name as well as when DVD's came out. My username existed long before the DVD Discs....... [Edit] ~Mr. Devnull