Rainy_Day

Ew, that's gross. :shame:

I come bearing the number '0'.

7/10

6580

Well this makes.. little to no sense. China is having with with being sexist then, it seems. :mellow: One rule for one party, the same for another. Though this rule shouldn't exist at all..

[hide][/hide] Excuse the german. :blink: Finally reached 72 on my skiller. Going for 80, then may train some other skills for a while.

I think the Adventurer's Log was released by accident (correct me if I am wrong), so I doubt they will allow players to test future content again.

Panic! At The Disco - I Write Since Not Tragedies

Ladies... Gentlemen... I present to you; Zero.

Please do not post in all caps; :) Its a small sacrifice for less spam. (therfore its ok) and can we ride mythological creatures? as long as there not over powered, yeh... that sounds good. Breaking the rules to counteract other rules is not 'ok'. If you believe another post/other posts are breaking rules, report them as opposed to replying to them.

Please do not post in all caps; :)

Because it was only publicly released a few hours ago? Just have patience. :mellow: Anyway, I'm neutral on most of the forum additions, good for those who want them. :thumbup:

1) Violin 2) Public speaking 3) Self-motivation :mellow:

The event was a tad monotonous, but a good amount of thought went into it. I'm happy with the rewards. :mrgreen:

One.

Zero

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3/10

The owner did not give permission for the buyer to exchange the money for the donkey. No agreement was made, it was just unfortunate that the donkey consumed the money meant as payment for him. The buyer does not own the donkey, but he should be reimbursed for the money that the donkey ate.

It looks very RuneScape-like, however, it does look good. Hopefully the end product will be awesome. :D

I believe after attempting to fix a thread before, I found the problem using the rich text editor, removed it, but upon editing I received the same message you did. I took a few different approaches, but it always resulted in that message, to which I gave up. I think the thread itself became broken due to the glitch, though you may want to wait for an administrator to give a better look at the problem, I'm just going on personal experience with this issue. :)

It's a glitch that seems to have occurred in the switchover. I've encountered a couple of topics like it. I think the only way to fix it is to repost unfortunately.

I think the fact that they risked me getting it without telling me and letting me decide whether or not to sleep with them, I would lose trust with them, and as such possibly wouldn't proceed with the wedding. As far as I am aware, we wouldn't be able to have children, sex would need the upmost care, and at the end of the day, this person harboured a terrible truth from me for too long, I think I'd be borderline furious.

8/10

But it's not really the same since Google is Google and you know what Google is without calling it Google.com, but Tip.it is another thing since the it is actually a part of the name. If I were to start calling it Tip, that'd be weird. The dot is just a bit that lets us have a groovy url. I dunno what I'm saying X_X It kind of makes sense... ish. You could look at another more pertinent example: Kataweb.it, a popular Italian news site. You wouldn't pronounce it "Katawebit". Even though you may be accustomed to saying "Tipit", the pronunciation of the URL Tip.it isn't an exception to this rule of pronunciation. Yeah but that site isn't called Katawebit, if it was, then I'd call the address Katawebit not (dot) it. Because the it is a part of the name, we're called Tip.It, not Tip, it's natural to just ignore the dot. It makes sense. Yes, when people reffer to this website they usually type "Tip.It", as one might refer to Kataweb.it as "Kataweb.it". I don't see the logic in not pronouncing the dot. And ironically contradictory to your view, periods were introduced to our language strictly separate two things, not to be ignored and act as something that joins two words: be it ideas, levels, numbers, and so on. Honestly, every person I've spoken to about tip.it called it "Tip it"; you're the first to say "tip dot it". It's hardly an issue, just saying. :mellow: