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You know, I can think of an outcome that would be more depressing and maddening than nothingness, eternal lucid dreaming, hell, or whatever. The theory? That we live the EXACT same life OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER. When we die we start our life all over again. No memory, no chance to right a wrong, why? Because the "life" is moreso a film rather than a game (that's one way to put it anyway). We keep living the same thing again with no memory of it. German Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche actually had a theory built off this. He came up with the idea of the "Ubermensch" (or, overman) capable of coping with and accepting this horrible truth. Somehow this was supposed to make "him" (or her for that matter) the perfect human, the next step... somehow... I won't vote in this poll because my hopes, theories and fears are way too scattered with the afterlife. Timidity makes me want to live forever.

Nice blog :) It's clear and concise to the point. Nice stats too! I'd like to see some more anecdotes, you know, just a few interesting stories you may have from time-to-time.

4/10 I see you most in the blogs area.

10/10 You're everywhere!! :ohnoes:

So far, I win.

8/10 I'm seeing you more!

I fished a fishy fish and the fishy fish said... ...Hang on! Fish don't speak!

For people that can't read. For those that can

runescape Here be tiny spam

1/10 WRONG!!! I always post a minimum of one - because I see people above me! ......yes, yes I do.

. The fullstop grenade! ! A lightsaber? / Slashes even sound deadly Just a few more (the things serious boredom does spawn).

As we can see, people take a keen interest in what happens in the big, outside world. That's fine and all, but isn't it depressing? Isn't it distressing? It's always crisis this and controversy that! We never take the time to think about and discuss the tinier, fleeting thoughts - sure they're less significant, but they can be just as much of a revelation! It's these out-there thoughts that have shaped much of philosophy and wisdom-getting as much as the big events such as 9/11 and the holocaust have themselves. Now that you understand my contention behind posting this I'll begin. If grammatical characters were able to be used as weapons or have weapons shaped in the likeness of them, which would be the deadliest? What would they be like? Would you use them? And so on... Personally, I think the * would be rather deadly - it seems just like one of those ninja-death stars, it could be useful to have a couple asterisks if things got out of hand... Ponder Away!

6/10 It's been a while since I've seen you last. I guess you're right.

dfchest-hair. I couldn't use the same joke twice, especially when it's not mine Or could I? :twisted:

this game is popular alright!

sorry abc, I had to remove you from the train to shorten it... oh wait...

1/10 I've seen you once. Now. (perhaps some posting in off-topic would help, at least, that's what I hear)

I have a small notepad in my bedroom with things for me to do every week. My goal is to do all of them before the next Sunday comes. So far, I get like 6 out of 8 done, which isn't half bad. it's only a quarter bad, technically. Anyway, the way I find motivation to keep going is to just think about things I'd like to do in the future, how I'd want life to be and how I could make that possible and sometimes, when I can't find away, just think. Think like crazy, let my mind wander from wondering about why we are how we are to how a plot changes when you watch a movie backwards. It works for me... In some odd way.

I felt sickly just reading that, I'd hate to see the real thing. You may have been responsible for killing them accidentally, but you did nothing wrong, it was an accident. You can rest a little easier knowing that.

We I can try!

I guess there would be a riot if the grand exchange WERE removed? Cool.

It widely depends. If I'm in serious mining mode - I'll switch to standard detail for little lag time when I click a rock and so I can distinguish an iron from a spent rock. I'll use standard detail for large crowded areas when lagging isn't an option. I'll use high detail small screen for when I'm at the grand exchange and I'm terribly sick of mis-clicking. I used high detail small screen when I tried to make an (fail) RSMV. I'll use high detail for most anything else. I really do like the look of a big screen. Mostly resizable, I like to browse tif on a slayer assignment. :

I'd say mining, but things you enjoy aren't so tedious. I guess I'll have to vote Runecrafting. It's just as slow, maybe more (I don't know; I don't runecraft that much), my reasoning is the little amount of experience you actually get and the long distances you have to run back and forth, repeatedly. Granted, mining is in the one place and it's just mine two, drop two, mine two, drop two, competition comes, they beat you, you are hindered. There's not nearly as much to manage in comparison to restoring run energy, conserving space and finding the shortest route when runecrafting. Ok, maybe I can't toss up between the two. Maybe... put me down for both? I have next to no experience of agility (pun ABSOLUTELY intended!), so I shan't say.