LittleBig

I have one that wasn't really funny, just annoying. I was on my noob account created for today's TET event. Me:Buying iron2h!! (After a while someone trades me) He put up steel 2h. Me: No I want an iron one not a steel one. Him:Steel Me: No I don't want to buy a steel one. Him: Steel Me: No. Him: Steel Him: Yes. (At that point I added him to my ignore list and after a minute he walked off.)

Do I get a cookie for 1000th post? :D

Ooooh, 1000th post : but you can't hate me! I'm cool! At least that's what my mum says...*distinct mutterings*.

7/10 That's a funny owl. :

Jagex can't have only some objects with the 'operate' function and others not, if one has that option then every equipable item in the game has to too. Now you know why. : Thats not really correct. This game is coded in Java, which has inheritance, so they could just simply use the inheritant function of Java so that only a few items had the added ability of operate. Who cares? There is always other explainations. It's much more fun to know the reason of something other than "because that's what the writers thought..." or programmers thought or whatever. There must be a fridge inside the bank. Or like mememe513 said it. mememe513, thanks for making it clear to me. They actually added the operate function to help people teleport without taking off the amulet/ring/necklace so that you could quickly do it if you were being chased or near death. Yeah, I know that. That's cool, but I can't see how that has anything to do with the bankers. :-k Sorry, I mucked up the previous post. I was explaining the bit about the "operate" function on items NOT the bit about the bankers, I don't get the bankers bit... :wall:

Jagex can't have only some objects with the 'operate' function and others not, if one has that option then every equipable item in the game has to too. Now you know why. : Thats not really correct. This game is coded in Java, which has inheritance, so they could just simply use the inheritant function of Java so that only a few items had the added ability of operate. Who cares? There is always other explainations. It's much more fun to know the reason of something other than "because that's what the writers thought..." or programmers thought or whatever. There must be a fridge inside the bank. Or like mememe513 said it. mememe513, thanks for making it clear to me. They actually added the operate function to help people teleport without taking off the amulet/ring/necklace so that you could quickly do it if you were being chased or near death. Yeah, I know that. That's cool, but I can't see how that has anything to do with the bankers. :-k[/quote #-o I wasn't explaining the bankers I was explaining the "operate" function. :wall:

Jagex can't have only some objects with the 'operate' function and others not, if one has that option then every equipable item in the game has to too. Now you know why. : Thats not really correct. This game is coded in Java, which has inheritance, so they could just simply use the inheritant function of Java so that only a few items had the added ability of operate. Who cares? There is always other explainations. It's much more fun to know the reason of something other than "because that's what the writers thought..." or programmers thought or whatever. There must be a fridge inside the bank. Or like mememe513 said it. mememe513, thanks for making it clear to me. They actually added the operate function to help people teleport without taking off the amulet/ring/necklace so that you could quickly do it if you were being chased or near death.

With an exception of HP, as you ALWAYS start with level ten. Well..That is right...um...heh... :anxious: ...*makes a quick dash for the door*

The maximum amount of xp you can get in any skill on Tutorial Island is 174

Hi : I'm LittleBig, more commonly known as Memo545454. I'm P2P although I have an F2P semi-pure; Oddsox3. I like magic although I'm not very good. I like the idea of farming and construction. My favourite mini-games are Pest Control and Castle Wars. I am in a clan called Descents of Zaros. Private chat is mainly on although I sometimes switch it to friends so random people don't start talking to me.

Oh! Bankers don't keep food in their houses! They keep it in the bank! I know that doesn't solve anything but I just want attention. :( It's the same as real life! Duh They sell it for money and keep a record of what they sold. Then when you ask for it, they quickly buy some and give it to you! It's much cheaper. : Oooh, do banks do that? I didn't know... :

Oh! Bankers don't keep food in their houses! They keep it in the bank! I know that doesn't solve anything but I just want attention. :(

It helps because you are attempting to spear the fish with the harpoon and catch it. And for my own fact: You can't fail climbing over a low/crumbling wall, it is impossible. No it isn't. You have to be REALLY low level to fail them. Me and a bunch of people have seen it several times when people with level 3 agility think they can make it though... Oh, ok I haven't seen that though. :anxious:

It helps because you are attempting to spear the fish with the harpoon and catch it. And for my own fact: You can't fail climbing over a low/crumbling wall, it is impossible.

You can't switch run off/on, log out or turn prayer on while you are doing an agility obstacle.

I wouldn't consider that a fact. There was, it got removed when the Lumbridge Update came. With all these tutors. That's because they made a path to the swamp from the graveyard. What's the point in hopping over a fence when you can walk around? That's the place I'm talking about. My fact is; JaGEx removed the shortcut and replaced it with a path.

In the graveyard of Lumbridge church there used to be an agility shortcut to get to the swamps but now there is a path leading out into the swamps.

That's because they are related to hill giants. Your point...? Well, they look like the old graphic hill giants. I'm not sure if they still do. When the guild was released they looked like hill giants. So that can explain why they drop beer as well as hill giants do. That's my point. Fair enough... Oh, and I meant the cyclops in Ardougne Zoo.

That's because they are related to hill giants. Your point...?

Bah!

Cyclops' drop beer.

Time for a new fact! I think this is true, generally, the higher level a spell is the smaller the attack is ( the thing that hits your opponent).

May Zamorak blight your days, son. And may Saradomin rule over you and bring peace. :wink:

If you turn private chat off you can still see which of your friends are online as normal.

Ok, back to topic now, when you see someone reading a book the pages are always blank.