Roseiah

Usually, my boyfriends only last a few months (hey I'm only 14) so there is never really time to have any major arguments. I do remember one time, I went to the cinema with all my friends, boys and girls, I invited him along and he said he couldn't make it, we had been going out a month or so. I was like okay yeah, so I was seriously pissed off when I found him at the cinema with a bunch of his friends, who I were friends with to. If he had of said, I am already going with some friends, it would of been okay, another time, but he lied. He so got dumped right then and there in front of all his mates, so he could never deny any of it, and walked away. Total embarrassment always works best.

I have a fear of death, not my own death, but the death of others around me, I don't want to be around when someone close to me dies. Last year, one of my best friends died, and it hit me hard, I had a huge support network, me and all my other friends were there for each other, so were my family, but it made me realise, every time someone close to me dies, I am going to crumble. I know it is natural, but I don't want to do that. I pride myself on being independent, being in control, but death makes you lose control. And that is my greatest fear.

I am so glad my school does not ban hugging, the amount of people who hug each other, especially girls, and if the head even thought about banning hugging, he could be sure of having a lot of trouble. That is the type of school I go to. When something happens that we don't like we do something about it, we do have to come here to learn. That is why we have our own school board, who we pick ourselves. I am pretty lucky though, not all schools are this good.

For New Years Eve I was planning to go out with some friends, but I wasn't very well, so I stayed in, and my Dad set off some fireworks in the back garden. Some of my friends came and we had a little party in my room. Going out to an actual party would of been better, but I wasn't well enough, ah well, I had a good time.

Most of tip.it users are mature people who are not offended by the word suck, darn, poof, ect. But then you have an even larger amount of people who would be offended, or if the censor was lightened would use that to make everyone else's life a misery. Sure if the players of runescape were all like the users of tip.it, I would agree totally, but they aren't. They would go around shouting and cursing, and pretty soon, we would all be asking for a tougher censor. Sure the censor seems tough, and it is to us, but all those beggars and scammers and people who are generally annoying, so now would you rather know that they can not say those things and have a tough censor, or allow them to say those things and annoy the hell out of you? To me the answer is simple.

Balls of Steel Urban Sprinting would have to be the funniest. Can't say I would ever do anything of the things that people have said they have done though.

Pass my exams, work my but off and do all my coursework, do all my exams and finish year 11 on a high. I have hardly anytime left before my exams and it is scary that in a few months, the people I have went to school with for the past five years will all be going in their own directions, so my plan is to enjoy the rest of this year, get through my exams, play football and have a heck of a party at the end of it.

Take one of my Dad's guns, and get shooting. And if those zombies go anywhere near my dogs, they are in for it. I don't fancy zombie dogs. Oh and Ill take my friend's scarf. Every time the zombies came in I am legend she covered her eyes and came out with not a scratch. I wasn't as lucky, never go see a movie with someone who hates things that jump out, and who has just had a french manicure.

It is a good phone, I always drop it and it has little more than a few scratches on it. It has good memory and just generally good.

I plan on sticking to all my goals, now that I have made them, unless summoning changes F2P life drastically, I plan to keep on track, and finish my goals, and then reap the rewards.

As a girl in both Runescape and Real life (I know, I can't believe it either :P ) in the month I have played runescape, I have been asked out 4 times and on the last occasion, when I turned them down saying I did not date in-game, I was accused of being a man, which I found both funny and annoying. Now sometimes, people can confuse your gender on accident, but sometimes, people do it just to be totally annoying. At the end of the day, girls do play this game, and we play it because we like it, not to get a boyfriend. On the other hand, there are girls out there who do want a boyfriend to get things, and there are boys out there who pretend to be girls, but saying all girls are either one is stereotypical.

Jagex has to get their inspiration from somewhere, anyone can make up names, but sometimes subconsciously, you put things you know into whatever you are creating. Like a story, if you have just been watching Top Gear and then write a story about someone who has a near death experience, but can't think of a name, Richard might spring to mind. I think it is something we all do, and Jagex are no exception. But also, they do try to add some humour to the game, so I guess a large majority would be on purpose.

This will be another incident where games are blamed for being violent, yes, games are violent, but they are just games. Most people who play Halo3 for example are not going to go out and kill everything that looks like an alien. The games are not to blame, but either these girls were just having some fun and it went to far, and it was a total accident, or the girls are a bit touched in the head. Either way, I don't think any person who copies off a game can blame the game, It is the person doing the actions, the person who doesn't know the difference between reality and fantasy.

Some make-up that are not my skin tone, and would make me look like a complete fool if I ever wore it, It is now in the back of my cupboard where it will stay for a month or two totally unused where it will be put in the bin or given to a younger cousin of mine.

In January I will be sitting some mocks and some real GCSE's. I am a bit nervous about my real ones, because they are important to me. Everyone is stressed, some teachers make it easier by helping you and giving you advice, others just tell you that if you don't do well this and this will happen. That just isn't helping. Our school is pretty good overall though. You can always find help, and it does relieve the stress a bit knowing that you can get help, even when you aren't at school. It is a stressful time, but so was making sure I handed my coursework in on time before the holidays. To get through this I am just going to have to work hard and think that I have hardly anytime left at school. I am on study leave so much.

Thanks very much for making my sig.

Noob is a pathetic insult, I think if we are going to insult each other we can still think up better insults. Even idiot is a better insult that noob. To most people anyone who is a lower level than them is a noob. At the end of the day, I don't think a single person in this game has the right to call anyone a noob without first knowing them. Don't judge a book by it's cover.

I want to get all my f2p skills to 50, combat and non-combat skills, and once I have completed that, I would like to get membership and get all member skills to 50. I think I can do that in a year, even with the small amount of time I play. After that, well that has yet to be decided.

Each person has their own method of training each skill. I personally go with the training method that will let me train as many skills as possible without running all over the map. For cooking I will fish and cook my own fish, yes it does take longer than just dropping them onto the ground but while you only have a high fishing, I will have a medium fishing and cooking (when I finally get around to training it). Some people like powerleveling, I personally prefer to just play the game, and train, and meet new people, instead of standing in one place for a week.

I haven't been playing runescape for years like some people on this forum, so I can only listen to what people are saying it was like and form my own opinions. I personally believe after reading this thread, that there were always beggars and scammers in runescape but back then there weren't so many people playing, so there was a small amount of them and they weren't that noticable, but as the game grew so did the amount of scammers and beggars. With more players you are going to get more beggars and scammers and now we have got to a point were they don't outnumber us, (tip.it is proof of that) but where they are more noticable because they generally try a lot harder than the average player to get themselves noticed.

I only play Runescape when I have time. I have only recently joined the game anyway, and with Christmas (Merry Christmas all) and then my exams in the new year, I just don't have the time to be spending hours on runescape. I spend about 5 hours a week on runescape, and that does me fine. I play runescape to kill some spare time, but my school work, my friend and my family are much more important. Some people who have played the game for a long time will think of their character as part of them, they may want to play for long periods of time and at the end of the day that is up to them, but they have to deal with the consequences of playing runescape for long periods of time. Each person can choose how to live their own life, and if some people think playing runescape from morning to night is a good way to live, then I have nothing against them.

Fireworks are good, if used correctly. I live in the city and at this time of year people set them off and they scare my dogs. They even set them off in the middle of the day too, which is utterly pointless. We will probably have fireworks on new years eve, set a few off to celebrate, but that will be it. Fireworks are amazing, but they can be really annoying to.

Merry christmas and a Happy New Year to all

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I am a young teenager, and most elderly people seem to have it in their heads that most teenagers are alcoholic drug takers who want to smash their windows in. That is obviously not the case. Yesterday I got on the bus and there was a woman waiting so I let her on in front of me and then got on behind her, I then heard two elderly women talking to each other how all young kids were disrespectful. I found this quite annoying. Yes, respect your elders, but the respect has to go both ways. On the other hand, my next door neighbours are 90 years of age, and I get along with them a lot. We get Christmas presents and birthday presents off them and we give to them, I think of them as grandparent figures in my life. So some elderly people do think that teenagers are pain in the buts but some are really nice. There is a generation gap, and when we are their age we will probably complain about the new generation, it doesn't look like it will change in the near future.