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Good idea. Does it work on other monsters of that sort? I might start making my own safe spots for higher level monsters :)

They said it was being worked on-not that it would be finished.

Bump. :) And if anyone cares to note:

Doesn't count. 1 Bubble.

Captain gullible? Maximum hit by a player with a weapon is 89. You can't believe everything you hear. Captain stupid? Time to check your local max hit calculator.... :roll: Local max hit calc says that's the highest hit. and you know that tip.it's max hit calc is messed up on dharoks.

Only thing I don't like is you hate draynor cabbage, but I go to rsc to pick it because I love it so much. :( I have been to normal cabbage place to pick cabbages when I get depressed. I enjoy it.

If you do it all range then use a spec on the 90s because they are massive problems.

I beat up to the 702 6 times. Listen: WHen the 360+90 come then here is what you do: You get the 180 stuck behind the 360. Guthan attack lvl 90. Then put on hides+range the 360, get the 180 to safe spot. That easy. :)

Question is which of my 12 spots did I ruin for you? :lol:

THank you. But since when?

Odd, huh? :? Doesn't happen that way with any other weapon i know of.

Bump! Added lvl 142 skeletons and lvl 98 zombie Monkeys!

I'm sure plenty of people know how to get fast xp. Gorillas on ape atoll are good too. Theirs and altar there so you can use prayer to your hearts content. My data says that dharok's at ape atoll is 35k xp an hour super praying super potted with dharok's. It is only really good at 99 attack because you miss a lot less often.

Bump! Massive update with more and more monsters added. :D Paying 400K to someone who will find a "safer" spot on ape atoll where one could stay under a "ceiling" and dharok a skeleton using both prayer and food to find an xp rate. If I find no one, I will go with saidinwot to check it myself, with saidinwot fetching my stuff if I die.

Argue with these, not me. Case closed. They are AMERICAN journals. Caesium is the official name. Cesium is the American variant. Point proven, case closed. America is nuclear capital of the world. It wins. Anyhow, lol, scougre is right. Let's just accept the difference in notation. Cesium ftw :lol:

Thank you to the person who discusses Fire Giants, I will check that out.

Actually there is a limit to the length of an item's name. That's why. Use search button? This is like the 8th thread of these.

Argue with these, not me. Case closed.

Bump guys. Changed to a guide for Dharok's users.

No read my edit. I will check this thread in the morning, I have to go watch a movie for French Class. Hint: "alt-'145'" makes the ÃÆÃâÃâæ letter. Useful.

NOt that word. I said "your words." English is a conglomerate of Indo-European and Latin and some Greek tossed in. My sources for dictionary things is Noah Webster's Dictionary or the Oxford. And they both say I'm right :lol: From Webster: "caesium One entry found for caesium. Main Entry: caeÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâ÷siÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâ÷um chiefly British variant of CESIUM " Cesium: "cesium 2 entries found for cesium. Main Entry: ceÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâ÷siÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâ÷um Pronunciation: 'sE-zE-&m also -zhE- Function: noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin caesius bluish gray : a silver-white soft ductile element of the alkali metal group that is the most electropositive element known and that is used especially in photoelectric cells -- see ELEMENT table " Note that it came from Latin. It isn't "yours."

Hook, Line, and Sinker. You took your words from the Greeks. They're right and you're wrong. Hand 'em over. :lol: (Sarcasm alarms should be going off about now if they aren't)

Do you know why though? Because the American colonists had been denied their basic rights of freedom that were given to them by the government (Taxation without representation) and any government that does that gives the people the power to revolt. After revolting, they didn't want to be like the British anymore, so they changed many words and customs.

As an A-level Junior at the university at the age of 16 I can guarantee that it is spelled Cesium. All of the nuclear physics references I have read have spelled it Cesium. Not until today had I ever heard it called Caesium. You may spell it that way in Britain, but I am most certainly not wrong, as you are saying. Britain is the authority on such matters. It is Caesium. It is also Sulphur, not Sulfur... But that is probably a different argument. ~Jimmie. AKA "Im a liar and whats Casium? PLEASE!!! everyone like me now, im cool please!!!" AKA maybe you don't have a clue? 1. How about I am not a liar: Correcting someone who isn't wrong is wrong. If I was not wrong then attempting to correct me is wrong. 2. http://freedomtoschool.proboards29.com/ ... 1118085180 Url:http://www.thestarpress.com/articles/8/040952-6148-021.html (Link dead, but it still shows on google I am Daniel Baker. Now, if you want to be technical, it is CÃÆÃâÃâæsium, if you can't spell that. P.S. It's theater not theatre, color not colour etc. :lol: 3: Jimmie: No duh. :lol: It's a heavy metal and it is Alkaline. Congratulations on getting an A in chemistry but I also got an A in chemistry when I took it. In fact, I am studying the nuclear structures of the atoms involved so that I know why they have the different qualities associated with them. 4: To Tatu Trapt- Rather ridiculous how you come on the scene and accuse me of lying. Everything on this thread I have said is correct. There may be alternates but it is right. 5. Let's check an authority on the matter: perhaps the American Journal of Physics? http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet ... s&gifs=yes The Journal of Chemical Physics? http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet ... s&gifs=yes Journal of Applied Physics? http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet ... s&gifs=yes