Madmanpur3

Ok, if you're saying you're against it because you personally wouldn't partake in homosexual activity...then I'm flat out going to say that's [developmentally delayed]ed.

I'm glad someone shares my viewpoint. I'm also against being black, too. Don't get me wrong, I'm not racist, I just think "that part of them" is wrong. :roll: As in i'm against the act, but not the people. As in i wouldn't do what they do but i wouldn't not pick a guy for teams just because he's homo. If you don't understand that, then idk what else to say, or why you don't for that matter. Idc what they do, but i am against it, but do not discriminate against them as people. Its really not that hard to comprehend. :wall: The question at hand isn't "would or wouldn't you do homosexual acts?" but rather "do you think homosexuality is right or wrong?". Now just because you won't personally do something doesn't mean you consider it wrong, so why not just say "I don't think homosexuality is wrong, but I myself would never partake in it"? And if you actually do think it's wrong, give us reasons why (so we can then go on to explain why your reasons are silly). Honestly, saying you're personally against homosexuality because you won't partake in homosexual activities is like me saying I'm against people eating chocolate because I personally think it's disgusting.

Not all American schools are massive...I graduated from a class of 17, and we were one of the larger classes in the school. So I can say that I knew all the first and last names of all students grades 1-12 and not be lying. : As for their license plate numbers (car numbers), I don't even know my own let alone others - that's a waste of brain usage for me.

Heh, I'm like the exact opposite of you it seems. If things aren't going well with me and as a result everyone tries comforting me or whatever about it -not only is it not a good feeling, but I sometimes get rather annoyed. I constantly remind my friends that I don't ever want them feeling even the slightest bit sorry for me in any way. In all honesty, I'd rather have one person and no tears shed at my funeral versus a thousand people and a million tears shed. But yeah, I do get what you mean about realizing how many people you've helped/touched/inspired being a good feeling though.

The original TGIF marathon. Don't even remember what shows were in it, just remember that it was the highlight of my week. Oh and Goosebumps and Walker Texas Ranger...I was a fan of Chuck before the whole him being god thing. ;)

For people I know and care about, provided they want me there.

I don't believe he ever said anything about removing holiday items.

Players want holiday items precisely because not everyone can have them - and that's precisely what Jagex never wanted. Also, with the introduction of item lending, rares no longer are a status of wealth. Now while I agree that Jard's ideas on how to 'fix' this are rather silly, I feel that something does need to be done about discontinued tradable items.

Try having a cousin who has a legitimate crush on you. :wall: Then throw in an uncle who changes his name to Adam (because he wants to be like Adam from the creation story in the Bible), up and divorces his wife when they have 5 kids so he can go meet some girls he met online (from Ukraine), then starts practicing knife throwing for self defense for his trip to Ukraine. I could go on about a few more, but for the most part the rest of them are semi-normal human beings. :thumbup:

Now the question is... Who gets to sing the AIDS song to them?

I wouldn't say lucky, just means you don't have a large family. I have about 20 or so aunts and uncles and to many cousins to count. ;) Ah, my mom has 12 brothers and sisters, my dad has 11 brothers and sisters, and of the 23 only 2 aren't married so a grand total of 44 aunts and uncles. Each family has an average of about 4 kids too so I have upwards of 80 first cousins and 25+ second cousins...definately don't like all my family. Unless you're counting "I can stand them" as "liking" them, because I can stand most of my family on either side, but most of them I really only see once or twice a year let alone talk to once or twice a year.

I wouldn't say lucky, just means you don't have a large family.

Speaking from personal experience, it's no big deal if you miss a cousin's birthday party...especially when there's a 17 year difference. I've missed hundreds of my cousin's birthday parties over the years and dozens of cousins have missed my birthday parties. Hell, when I was 9 I only had 2 out of 50+ cousins come to my party. People who think there's some imaginary pact that comes with family members need to wake up (in my opinion). I've already told my parents that if ever the time comes where they doesn't deserve my love, I won't give it to them just because they're my parents - and my dad's already come pretty damn close, but we've had some talks about it.

"Richard, who told the paper he slept with Chantelle with the consent of her parents and without using any contraception, said he plans to demand a DNA test is carried out to find out the truth." This just gets better and better, almost too good to be true. Are we sure this isn't just some teen parody of a late-night drama or something?

My computer teacher's would've had no clue how to get it back...nor would they have even tried.

If the TC is in fact 26 and hates his mom's side of the family, chances are he doesn't hang around the kiddies much and isn't involved with the fun at the gatherings. This then leads me to believe that said 9 year old cousin probably didn't even care that he wasn't there, and that kid's mom (the aunt) is a [bleep] for the fact that she thinks the world revolves around her son. If the kid did cry tho, it's probably because his mom raised him to believe the world did in fact revolve around him.

Nacho libre and Kutsvenic Jagex made old holiday items. Jagex never intended for said holiday items to become super expensive, only fun things that people shared. Said holiday items became super expensive despite Jagex not desiring that. So it's something that Jagex put in the game, and is now different than how they intended it to be......IT'S A BUG!!! :ohnoes: We've all been witnessing the biggest bug in Runescape history and it's been going on for years, yet we never realized it?! Here's my solution - make all holiday items free and tradable along with banning everyone who's ever sold a holiday item for money (them greedy bastards). :thumbup:

thounsand exadurate expecialy ...you're saying his story makes him look stupid?

In my personal experience, crying wins over being mature. -.- I'm mature, yet my little sister cries all the time and gets whatever she wants while my parents just yell at me and as a result I treat my little sister like [cabbage] because she deserves it, then I get in trouble again but deserve it this time....in the end I just leave and go to a friend's house. Point of the story - don't yell at your parents or try and talk to them in a mature manner, but instead bawl your eyes out. :thumbup: *Feel free to disregard any advice given by me, no offense will be taken. ;)

Runecrafters make all the runes, then sell . A TINY amount comes from elsewhere but the majority is from runecrafting. You are suggesting nothing would happen for runecrafting to be removed and I am disagreeing. Some days up to 60-70 Billion yes do get saved every day by not having to buy runes from the shops. All runes traded on the GE that day weren't made that day....people buy more runes than they can use, or accumulate them over time - then sell them. Yes most runes are made, but not each and every day. Hell, pretend on day 1 we as a community make 100 million runes, then for the other 29 days we just trade them back and forth to each other...that's not 3 billion runes being made by runecrafting every day. Also, I said your math skills are lacking (I see you're still using that 60-70 billion per day figure) because you obviously miscalculated that, and if you don't think you did..show you're work here. Lastly, yes the game would be affected in terms of the economy...gameplay itself as in what you can do in the entire game would not be affected in the least tho, whereas any other skill being taken out would change the gameplay greatly as well as the economy.

First off your math skills are horribly lacking...like, I'm questioning whether I think you're in 3rd or 4th grade. Secondly, that's a list of the most traded items in the Grand Exchange, which is 100% unrelated to runecrafting. Thirdly, are you honestly suggesting that 60-80 billion is added to the game on a daily basis via runecrafting? #-o

a hilt brings 65million value into the economy, not 65mil gp. Nats lead to alches which lead to coins being brought into the game. Similair to chins, you catch them and sell for say 1mil. That one mill came from another player and he will use them to range taking their value out of the economy; hence, all that happened was his 1mil coins moving to you Yeah, I know that...but none of that means runecrafting isn't the most useless skill. The skill provides us with items that we already have access to without using the skill, the same can't really be said for any other skill. But it saves the economy 70-80 billion every day. Are your numbers imaginary or what? 70-80 billion would not leave the economy every day if runecrafting were taken out.

I'd say she looks moreso like the child of a druggie than a druggie herself...

a hilt brings 65million value into the economy, not 65mil gp. Nats lead to alches which lead to coins being brought into the game. Similair to chins, you catch them and sell for say 1mil. That one mill came from another player and he will use them to range taking their value out of the economy; hence, all that happened was his 1mil coins moving to you Yeah, I know that...but none of that means runecrafting isn't the most useless skill. The skill provides us with items that we already have access to without using the skill, the same can't really be said for any other skill.

Getting a hilt at GWD doesn't cost anything, so that's a plus of 65 million into the game? Making nature runes doesn't bring in any more money into the game than cutting some logs, mining some ores, getting some monster drops, or hunting some chins.