Hobgoblinpie

Had a spell of luck and landed myself a visage. Hoped to see this carry across to the duel arena, but lost a lot of fights against equal levelled players. Oh well. Bought myself an sgs.

Where did you see me? I assume it was either G.E or Shilo, since I spend most of my time (outside slayer tasks) there. If you see me give me a hyt!

Going to be training that with Slayer (right now, as a matter of fact). I finished all my combat 99s (melee, range & mage) before I got around to levelling slayer, so I had no charms.

Good point! Shall be changed immediately. Thanks Cowman & Killer :)

Got it earlier but didn't get around to posting it. 16th 99 so far. [hide=Large Image][/hide] Currently working on Slayer, Summoning and Farming (altogether). Not expecting another 99 for a few months.

Was 2am here when the half time show was on (thereabouts) and I felt like going to sleep. It was truly awful.

Tanit Phoenix.

I don't consider it stealing, I would consider it more like inheriting, as you said. For me, it would depend on the situation. I wouldn't go around blessing everyone's grave, but if I knew the person well, then I wold definitely bless or pick up the items and give them back. If I were to pass a grave, and the items were just lying there, then I would most likely take them, as they belong to 'no-one'. Basically just taking on wealth.

As almost everyone has said, it'll be case by case for me. I don't personally feel good about taking another persons stuff (whether in real life or virtually), which I can assume is part of my 'I joined after wildy was removed' persona. However, if the person has AFK'ed and then died, I'm unlikely to feel sorry for them, and anything they drop is fair game. Rude people: Take items, sell back to them at trade price or just keep them. Basically, this should encourage (to all legitimate players) to behave and engage with others in a more pleasant way (i.e. I'll be nice because he might bless) kind of way.

I'd say accept it. Even if you don't get along as well as you used to, she did put time and effort into it, so it shows she did care about you enough.

All of my best mates ever have been female, mostly those I WAS attracted to, but decided that I would rather be friends. I barely talk to my ex's, and the only one who I did talk to was to tell her to not talk to me ever again (after she screwed me over). I generally don't feel guilty about things though. Never bottle it up. Tell one of your friends that you trust about it. It's never a good idea.

Magnus Samuelsson, winner of WSM doesn't believe that you should ever go to muscle failure. To be honest, that's all the reason I need not to get to muscle failure when working out.

Try to see where JFK's killer really was, while you're in there ;) I didn't know what else to say :P

Don't spill your feelings. Generally makes you look needy. If you think it has a good chance of ruining your friendship, suck it up and don't say a word. If not, then try to build it into a conversation. Say you're having a chat alone somewhere (imagine say a grassy knoll) and you're just having a random conversation. Ask her if there is anyone she likes, she might not say you (if she says there is someone, but seems a little awkward or smiles with the corner of her mouth, you can take that as an IOI), but she should reciprocate the question. When she does, say something along the lines of 'Well, I know I like someone, but I'm not sure if she feels the same, what would you do in my situation?' Then just subtlely build up flirting (don't start off being ridiculously obvious), if things work out, then you'll have a new girl by your side. BUT, this is important, if she doesn't seem to take the hint, Follow my first sentence. DO NOT tell her that you love her, just shift the topic. You can always bring it up again in another conversation, but if you do tell her your feelings and it doesn't work, you won't get a second chance.

Expand further on points e.g. 'They are also drinking port, a more expensive drink compared to things such as beer' to 'Priestly also writes that they are drinking port, which as an expensive drink in comparison to beer, further aids the notion that they are of higher class and elegance'. Use slightly more verbose language (be extravagant, but not the point of obfuscation). Suggest things, don't be assertive e.g. 'this could suggest' instead of 'this does suggest'. Connotation and denotation - read between the lines. Short punchy sentences can help improve a point. Mise en scène.

Oh damn.

With Ralph Lauren you need to spend more to get smaller logos. I've always wondered, since you're paying more for less, shouldn't they charge everyone for not wearing them? 'You're not wearing a Ralph Lauren polo, that'll be £300 for the privilege sir'.

looks to me like rolls of ribbons/thread.

I've spoken to some strongmen about training in the cold, and they generally agreed it was worth doing at least once. It makes you fight for breath and circulation more thus improves endurance. http://www.menshealth.co.uk/fitness/cardio-exercise/the-ice-edge

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It's not Jaw Arthritis, diagnosing yourrself online is not a good way of working out what your problem is (because it leads to hypochondria). Anyway, I have had the same problem and it's because you've worked your jaw muscles so much that they get to the point of failure and become painful to move. Like for instance, doing heavy reps when working out will cause your muscles to go sore, and if you're not used to it, can inflame the tendons/ligaments. Stop chewing gum for now, and chew slowly, don't try to bite too hard.

Short sleeves can't really be pulled off well without a lot of pre-requisite styling. It's definitely better to go with long sleeves and roll them up, however I'd say don't pull them all the way to your elbow, roll them up to about 3/4 of your forearms.

Mary elizabeth Winstead ^ [hide][/hide]

£500 cash, Armani Code Black, Alcohol (Absolut Original & Jagermeister) and copious amounts of chocolate. Also got a Vulcan Gripper for my grip strength training.

Condolences to family and friends. He will be missed. R.I.P