darkace21

Tree runs solve everything.

England has two seasons. Rainy and rainier.

Nah sorry dude I'd prefer to grow torstols myself Aw. =[ Want that 99 farm you know :) But it wouldn't be a lot.... only like 7 farm runs worth. =p

Nah sorry dude I'd prefer to grow torstols myself Aw. =[

You're such an adze. :twss: :twss:

Skilling while at work helps pass the time for sure.

If I give you the seeds will you grow kwuarm for me until I'm able to do so myself?

Forgot to post this. It's not my best clue by far, only worth about 400-500k but it's the first time I've gotten four drops from one clue.

3 levels gained in one farming run. Thank you based tree-run.

No OSRS?

I've lived in London for a little over 7 years. Factoring in wind chill, -30°C isn't common, but -20 is. There are quite a few warmer days (-5°C or warmer) thrown in there, too. I've also witnessed a few thunder-snows in my time here, which I never saw in my pre-London days. Warm winter clothes is always a good idea, especially if you don't like the cold. Personally, I thrive in it, so I haven't even worn a winter coat since high school, which I finished before moving to London. I've been warned about extreme winters now multiple times from lots of people. I don't even know what -20 feels like but I'm terrified. We complain about the weather everyday in the UK. I think we complain about nothing but I'm used to it. I'm looking at various things and realised it's really different to uni in the UK It looks like there's an emphasis on having roommates and having meal plans and I've had neither in my years at uni over here. I enjoy cooking I don't really want to stop cooking for myself and I've always been against the idea of sharing a room especially with someone I don't get along with or feel awkward around. Learn to cook a good poutine and you'll be everyones friend. If they don't like poutine, they're not canadian.

Is progress, ja?

Where in Ontario? Some informaiton on the Ontario climate here, and you can search for information for particular locations: http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/about/OI_ABOUT_WEATHER.html You'll get used to the cold, or stop going outside I guess. On the upside, the change in perspective will benefit you when you return home. Most people get used to it I find. I know a couple people who are in Canada for their first winter (Nova Scotia, which tends to be a little warmer and a little more windy), and they seem to be doing alright. I'm under the impression that France is a much warmer place though :lol: Your clue about Winnepeg should be the nickname Winterpeg. No ones trying to hide it. The area around Calgary is breathtaking if you go to the right spot. Alberta is not someplace I would want to live though. Actually, I don't really want to leave the east coast. Life is just more laid back out here. You go visiting in Ontario, or Alberta, and it's all rush rush rush. Things are a bit more relaxed out here, and I like it. Well that and winnipeg is just one big pile of shit really. But that's from an outside perspective. Winnipeg, where the booze is expensive but the women are easy.

Must be nice. Takes 2-3 feet to get classes cancelled here.

Yeah sounds about right Winnipeg was kind of a shithole tbh.