The_Gabe

They're not hard to figure out if you have common sense. I finished the event.. Still a useless waste of time. You know you could just .. NOT do it ? I do all the events.

They're not hard to figure out if you have common sense. I finished the event.. Still a useless waste of time.

Learn to make less annoying events you pieces of trash.

It says that in here http://www.tip.it/runescape/?rs2monster_id=1200 Corp beast can drop uncut onyx, but it's basically been proven false as not one person has seen such a drop. Also in the notes at the bottom about lowering defense, bgs should also be mentioned. And with that being said, http://www.tip.it/runescape/?rs2item_id=4302 needs to be updated as well.

It also says it in tip.it :unsure:

Oh my... R.I.P

yes, Yes, YEs, YES, YES@!!! WHY HAVEN'T JAGEX READ THIS THREAD?

He wasn't blaming anyone else.. He's just venting about it..

He already has it :wall:

I'm not sure exactly where to post this... But has anyone actually seen an uncut onyx drop from corp beast? It is on the list for drops on http://www.tip.it/runescape/?rs2monster_id=1200 yet I've never seen a picture of one, and I was wondering if anyone else knows anything about this?

Pro

Today I figured out that I am really good at screwing with people's minds and getting them to do exactly what I want.

Just zoom out and agree with her and nod your head until she finishes.

[bleep] 1k total is really nice in f2p, good job :thumbup: only if you get 1k without counting dungeoneering or p2p skills I used to be f2p back in ~2007 or 2008 and left f2p with 1053 total. I've experienced it, and I am giving my opinion on it. This is without dg either.

Amitoz, please don't try to bring the burdon of proof on other threads. This one is not like yours; the OP is not stating anything, mearly asking the members of this board and asking for his hypotheses to be debated so it can be perfected. This thread does not lack the burden of proof, because you can supply it.

Where we went to school had absolutely nothing to do with our relationship. We met freshman year in highschool, way before college was even in our minds. And in the end, we chose colleges that were the best for us both not because we wanted to, but because it was necessary. His was in the opposite direction of mine by about 2 hrs. What exactly are you trying to prove here Gabe? I am merely trying to establish a background and to see whether or not a relationship effected your decisions about the future. You maybe be one of the lucky few who in the end in actually works out, but in reality, most of the time it's just big talk and being blinded by lust which consumes the young mind into pondering about elements you're not even going to apprehend yet. My best friend and his girlfriend met in high school, went to far away separate colleges, graduated a couple of years ago, and are still dating. They're getting married as soon as he can afford the ring. Love is "just hormones" regardless of your age and prior experiences, btw. I did say there were exceptions. However I disagree with your second statement. In my eyes, love is the compassion and knowledge that you will want to spend the rest of your life with that person, through the good or bad. It is very rare to be able to tell at such a young age whether or not you can do it, but there are exceptional people who can. Kudos to those people. Yeah lust may be just hormones, but love is not. Love is being able to see, accept and respect someone for who they truly are. To appreciate the great things about someone as well as their flaws. etc. etc. Love is about knowing someone and the things you share with them, not the way your body is attracted to someone (which would be lust, and thus hormones). You're referring to what is known as "compassionate love," and it is also hormones; it's just that they increase over time, as opposed to the "passionate love" hormones which die out after about 2 years. That's why my wife and I will be swingers. Keeping the spark alive for as long as we can.

I am recanting my statement and offering my apologies to Samaster. On a slightly different note: way to get butthurt over a comment, jeez. Do I really need 4 or 5 people telling me that I should probably not post when I'm stressed out? For God's sake...

Where we went to school had absolutely nothing to do with our relationship. We met freshman year in highschool, way before college was even in our minds. And in the end, we chose colleges that were the best for us both not because we wanted to, but because it was necessary. His was in the opposite direction of mine by about 2 hrs. What exactly are you trying to prove here Gabe? I am merely trying to establish a background and to see whether or not a relationship effected your decisions about the future. You maybe be one of the lucky few who in the end in actually works out, but in reality, most of the time it's just big talk and being blinded by lust which consumes the young mind into pondering about elements you're not even going to apprehend yet. My best friend and his girlfriend met in high school, went to far away separate colleges, graduated a couple of years ago, and are still dating. They're getting married as soon as he can afford the ring. Love is "just hormones" regardless of your age and prior experiences, btw. I did say there were exceptions. However I disagree with your second statement. In my eyes, love is the compassion and knowledge that you will want to spend the rest of your life with that person, through the good or bad. It is very rare to be able to tell at such a young age whether or not you can do it, but there are exceptional people who can. Kudos to those people.

Where we went to school had absolutely nothing to do with our relationship. We met freshman year in highschool, way before college was even in our minds. And in the end, we chose colleges that were the best for us both not because we wanted to, but because it was necessary. His was in the opposite direction of mine by about 2 hrs. What exactly are you trying to prove here Gabe? I am merely trying to establish a background and to see whether or not a relationship effected your decisions about the future. You maybe be one of the lucky few who in the end in actually works out, but in reality, most of the time it's just big talk and being blinded by lust which consumes the young mind into pondering about elements you're not even going to apprehend yet.

Or he missed his target by a couple of inches. Military veteran doesn't mean squat if he isn't practiced with the gun he's using, or if he hasn't used a handgun in a while. Besides, what else would his wife say? Yeah, he's a raving lunatic and I love him? Did you see the range he was at? I take it you've never fired a firearm. Hell even with a pellet gun I could have hit the guy in the head point blank range rofl.. If he's fired guns much he shouldn't have missed all 3 shots.. And I was only going by his military background, not his wife's opinion. Unless she's lying about him being a military veteran. They'd have records of him. Maybe they will be released in 20 years.

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I said 'i love you' after the first week, before our first real date, while still attending high school after only knowing him for a month. We're still together 7 years. Sometimes, things are just that simple. Did you go to college? ...what's that got to do with anything? Yes, we both went to college. He graduated PTI while I attend Pitt-Greensburg. We see eachother every weekend. Did the fact that you were together cause you to choose colleges near by that you would not have originally considered?

I said 'i love you' after the first week, before our first real date, while still attending high school after only knowing him for a month. We're still together 7 years. Sometimes, things are just that simple. Did you go to college?

Wow dude, if that's her true feelings, you must have been one great guy. Hope you and Jen can still be good friends. Whoa, I still am a great guy. Let's not get carried away. ;) Are you as great as this guy?