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The wall becomes excessively optimistic, pissing off his friends 12HP

1 - Not sure, does the router reconnect itself after, or do you have to manually reconnect? 2 - Buy a new one off Newegg, they go for like $20, or get a Blu-Ray combo drive for $90 3 - I'd go for a format and install, just remember to back up all the files you want.

They're being sarcastic. But it's stupid to think that one hour will make a difference. Look at all the people who turn their lights off, then go on the computer while watching TV in the background.

The wall then realizes it will never be loved with it's brick fingers, and tries to kill itself 12HP

What are they doing? Shooting .22s and throwing hockey pucks at us? I doubt more than 1 in 10 Canadians have a gun, and less in the cities probably. Anyway, America gives Canadians 3 options. 1) They may come to one of the makeshift embassies set up in major cities, and request to leave the country. They will be compensated for their land, and are free to go to any country that will take them 2) They may leave to move to an American state of their choice. They will have the option of selling their land to the government, or returning when the war is over. 3) They may continue to live in Canada, where they will be provided security by American soldiers. The Canadians are told once they are integrated into America, they will be made into special states, with the option of continuing their old form of government and having the same laws as before.

I'm fairly sure you can, as they provide a service to you in America, in the same way that you could sue Volkswagen if your car blew up in America. Obviously this is a stupid reason to sue Jagex, but if you could make a case against them you could take them to court. No you can't. I think everybody should read the post #16 written by Marco before posting any more about lawsuits. I did read it. I'm not saying you could take jagex to court over this, I'm just saying if you had a legitimate reason to do so, you could.

Interesting; could you please elaborate as to how this would be used to distinguish bots from live players? As with the current set of random events, the bot writers would simply solve all of the new ones - unless we can brainstorm ideas that can be solved by people, but not computers. Adding a new random events every few weeks could do a lot of good, so long as it's possible to prevent bots from detecting that they are in an unexpected location, which could cause them to just logout until the bot is updated. These types of changes can catch bots for a short period of time, but what we're ideally seeking is a change that couldn't be coded around, so that it would permanently detect bots. Jagex has apparently already decided that changes which only catch some bots for short time periods aren't worth the man-hours invested in writing the change. It would depend on the bot script, I know back in the day old bots used to have an order of predetermined clicks they'd cycle through, although I know new bots look for and detect the item. I don't play much anymore, and am not up with how the new bots work. I guess the only fool-proof method would be to have a game client that prevented other programs from running while the client is running. This would ruin the game for most people though.

Best idea I've ever heard was to have random resource spawns, such as yews growing randomly in a set area or coal randomly appearing throughout the mine. Random events would be fine too, if jagex cycled them every few weeks.

It would be amusing to see someone try to sue a UK company under American law, wouldn't it? I'm fairly sure you can, as they provide a service to you in America, in the same way that you could sue Volkswagen if your car blew up in America. Obviously this is a stupid reason to sue Jagex, but if you could make a case against them you could take them to court.

Double post is posted twice.

Oh gawd, I needed a laugh. OP, if you pay from the 15th of the month to the 15th of the next month, it still is the EXACT same number of days per month.

But they both receive surprise buttsecks. 12HP

They assemble it for you too? Not that I'd want that, as it's half the fun, but it'd be great to recommend to people who want custom builds but can't do it themselves.

And gets sent to jail. 12HP

His mom 12HP

I believe that America still owns the rights to the f-35 fighters. Therefore nobody since us should have them, seeing as I posted earlier that all military contracts with foreign nations are cancelled.

For gaming, a good graphics card is what you're going to want, rather than a massively high end CPU. Newegg does deliver to Canada, but for Canadians the best bet is NCIX.com. They're very good with the price matching for parts that costs less elsewhere, which often ends up costing less to build a full computer than than Newegg or other websites like Tiredirect.ca. I don't know about that. Sounded good to me, so I checked and the Core i7 2600k is $25 more at ncix. Then again you can use the price match which is almost always accepted and get it for the same price. That at the same price and other parts that are lower price on Ncix than other websites, makes for a lower price overall. That's pretty good. How are they for customer service?

MTS (Manitoba). They have great coverage across the province and are the only ones who will give me unlimited data (No 1gb cap, although there is a clause for 'excessive' usage), unlimited text and a decent amount of minutes for ~$50. It's going to cost me a pretty $179 for a 2 year contract though.

I know what you mean. I had a long argument with someone who wouldn't accept that the P90 fires a more powerful round than the MP5 because 'In cod the MP5 is more powerful'.

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I'm likely getting a droid later this week. Old phone, I know, but the selection in Canada is absolute [cabbage].

No more 13HP

I like second one, but I have to say I preferred the older robe-girl. Something about her hair being different shades, but the robe being a solid color looks weird.

I think everyone in /FG/ hates me now :P