Bludragon124

well, i'm finally making a blog for all my goals: here are the obligatory pics: Bank: not that great, i don't really try and earn too much money, and i use it on skills/wasting it on runes for cw or bolt racks. :-w And, of course, my current stats. Goals: formula: current/short term/longterm Hitpoints: 88/90 attack:92/95/99 strength: 84/85/90 defence: 84/85/90 ranged: 76/77/85 prayer: 60/62/65 magic: 82/83/85 runecrafting: 65/65/75 construction: 56/60/65 agility: 63/67/70 herblore: 61/62/67 theiving: 67/70/70 crafting: 65/66/70 fletching: 82/85/90 slayer: 60/60/65 mining: 63/65/70 smithing: 62/65/70 fishing: 77/79/81 cooking: 81/94/99 firemaking: 70/70/80 woodcutting: 77/77/80 farming: 55/60/65 hunting: 58/66/70 Rate it , Hate it (preferably not the latter :uhh: )

well, i never really knew you.. but it is always sad to see one of the greats quit. i guess i'll miss you, and good luck in life.

RSN: bludragon124 P2P male

that'd be scary... even at lv 106 in karils with whip those sara wizzys can smack a few 20s with strike on me.. i couldnt imagine two.

yeah... we rule :3>

not quite the same, but recently during the holiday event i searched the crate, and received another marionette. i knew it was because i had stored my blue one in the crate in my house. i think that's the general thing you mean.

you lucky noob uga : good job with that.. i still hate you though :twisted:

=D> =D> =D> great article, you'll never get anywhere by begging :notalk:

well, i read it, so I'll post : good luck with all that, and i hope you enjoy yourself on that looong journey :shock:

gl lee, if anybody can do that, you can.

k, i looked so I'll post : good luck with all that man, i bet you can do it \

10/10 what does woot mean... hehe.

because penguins ate the rest. why do people like spinach?

1/10... no offense, never really seen you around before :uhh:

because pelicans don't eat rocks. When will the apocalypse happen?

a few... hundred iron and steel dragons... wasted 1m on the runes. NO DLEGS OR SKIRT!

http://www.miniclip.com/games/motherload/en/ motherload. it may not look too great right when you get to it, but start playing, its addicting. can you get the best mining parts? i have. can you get to the bottom? i have. seriously, ...best...game...ever... :uhh:

i'd say go for it! do some mildly stupid things, just nothing... too... crazy... :uhh: :uhh:

have fun, i look forward to seeing you around! : this really is a great place, and the community is awesome; make sure to attend all the TET events you can! those guys are teh best!

it's true, f2p really just is ... a demo of the game. you can play as long as you want without pressure to sign up, and that's the key difference. however, i heard that free players get about... 5% of the game. so, Jagex will never make a new quest for free players... ever. it's a demo, even though you may not feel like it. =;

thanks for the posts, keep em a comin.

ye i used wikipedia to help explain it :^o shoulda toldja

not much research, just happened upon it on my science workbook. but thanks anyway for the compliments :3>

Now, i have seen a thread about fairy rings, and their connections/similarities to how you dial in a number for the "Stargate" or whatever is in that show. now, passing through my biology program, there is an entire module devoted to fungus. so, i was reading through it, answering the questions, and BOOM! i saw him writing about "fairy rings." here is what i have found. Initially a spore (the fungal equivalent of a seed) lands on some suitable ground. It starts to grow underground, pushing out mycelium (fungal threads) in all directions. As the mass of mycelium grows the central part dies off, leaving a disc of mycelium growing at the outer edge. Eventually, when season and weather allow, mushrooms are produced above the mycelium and release spores. Sometimes, several years may go by before mushrooms are seen at a fairy ring. The underground presence of the fungus sometimes causes withering or varying colour or growth of the grass above. Although the edible Marasmius oreades is best known as the "fairy ring mushroom", other species of fungus, some of which are poisonous to humans, may also form arcs or rings. This mushroom is also called Scotch bonnet. and in folklore... Fairy rings in folks In English folklore, fairy rings were said to be caused by fairies or pixies dancing in a circle, wearing down the grass beneath their feet. Toads would then sit on the basidia, poisoning them, hence the name toadstool. In Scandinavian folklore, these circles were attributed to the elves and were called ÃÆÃâÃâälvdanser, i.e. elf dances. In German-speaking Europe, fairy rings are known as Hexenringe, or "witches rings", stemming from an old mediaeval belief that the rings represented places where witches would have their gatherings. Another myth states that fairy rings are doors into the fairies world, transporting people to other places, or make people appear in the same place in a different time. and a gallery, so you may see what they look like. as you can see from the quote " Another myth states that fairy rings are doors into the fairies world, transporting people to other places, or make people appear in the same place in a different time.", i believe Jagex has derived this idea from some Folklore about fairy rings. thanks for taking the time to read, ~~blu~~

I'm so there! Blu loves his trouble brewing! but it's really hard to find a good world anymore... :cry: