jokemaster

-slayer -skeletons -PC

moss giants

i love it!

omfg haha

nice :D going for 99?

I'm addicted to runescape back in 2001-2002, I played for like 5-8 hours a day :oops:

try to alch your firecape, ph33 36k \

awesome =D> I'll post mine soon

I just don't get it, runescape has good graphics compared to other java games!

use your skillz to make money-.-

spam :evil: just re-load your page

nice outfit+ a untrimmed slayer cape =D> Its a def cape :-w oops, I got distracted by my girlfriend

When it really comes down to it, it is the parents responsibility to control what is presented to their children. If you do not like the aspects of the game (such as gambling) then you can choose not to play the game or allow your children to play. If you feel that you cannot trust that your children will respect your decision then you can control their access to the computer, or you can just block the site

lol , you made me feel good

nice outfit+ a untrimmed slayer cape =D>

runescape classic: 2 main:1 lvl3 skiller:1 pure miner: 1 (hacked with 87mining)

dang, that would be awesome I can't wait

+1 they don't send messages yo your e-mail :notalk: you didn't read the rules :shame:

5days-1 week

do like I do?

I have to admit i laughed when i read the news what a nasty mare i am :twisted: yes its tragic, but so easily avoidable dont you think?

has the whole world gone crazy? It is about time that the political correctness fools be stopped. If all they can do is look around for silly phrases and words that may make some people feel uncomfortable then they really need to get a life. Myself being agnostic find the word God offensive does that wean that I have the right to cry about it. NO! Lets come back down to earth and start thinking. Because in one country a certain word may have a slang meaning does it mean we should stop and die NO

I say myspace, much better than facebook.

Your trully a Hotchick 8-)

Booing as woman dies in queue QANTAS staff have been booed by frustrated passengers at Brisbane Airport after leaving their check-in counters to assist an elderly woman who collapsed and died in the long queue. The 80-year-old woman is believed to have suffered a heart attack shortly after joining Qantas Club check-in queue on Monday morning. Two doctors at the terminal provided medical assistance until paramedics arrived 15 minutes later but they were unable to revive her. Julie Bignell, from the Australian Services Union, said that when staff heard of the woman's plight, two of them went to her aid but were booed when they closed their counters. "There were only half the number of check-in points operating that morning because six staff had called in sick. The terminal was packed with about 1000 people and no one could move. The public didn't know what was going on," Ms Bignell said. She said it was not particularly unusual for check-in staff to be booed or even spat on when they finished their shift and closed their counters during busy periods. "The Qantas terminal at Brisbane Airport is chronically understaffed. We've been trying for two years to have staffing levels improved, but they've actually decreased," she said. More than 90 staff had left Qantas from the domestic and international terminals since September 2006, and there were "always people off on stress leave", Ms Bignell said. "It's extremely stressful for staff when they have such big workloads, and now they've got people dying in the queues," she said. Curtis Davies from Qantas said the airline was employing more than 20 additional staff "to provide even better levels of service". "We have done a great deal to improve the check-in process, including introducing online check-in and QuickCheck kiosk," said Mr Davies. But Ms Bignell predicted waiting times at Brisbane Airport would worsen in the upcoming school holiday period.