Skeptical

I would hardly call it "a slap in the face" people that started playing after the War on RWT really just don't appreciate how RS used to be.

I kind of have to agree: It's not that I have anything against Dungeoneering, it's just that I REALLY wish it had been made a minigame: I don't really enjoy it that much, but in order to preserve my respectable total level and have all of my skills ranked, I have to pursue it. It almost feels forced, and it's incredibly frustrating when I actually enjoy every other skill in RS.

Believe me, it reflects on you: it's just a different form of trolling.

Wish I had the cash to burn mage logs =) Congratz, by the way.

I can be a frustrating when doing a lvl 3 clue, but overall, I wouldn't say that I hate them: I just really don't have much of anything to do in the widly, and hence no real reason to go there.

I'll miss your witty and thought-provoking posts. Good luck to you in your personal life, and I'm sorry to hear of your loss.

Quite helpful. 10/10

Awesome guide. I'll be coming back to use it for sure. :thumbsup:

If I wasn't so devoted to my Slaying, I'd give this guide a try.

Good guide. Oddly enough, I used all of the methods that you suggest, lol.

Great guide! However, I do have to say that I love my drag plate. :thumbsup:

Good guide, wish that I had that when I was F2P and poor.

Add some pictures (as has been already said) and format the text so that it's more attractive. You should be good to go then.

I fail to see why this is necessary when lvl 90 mages destroy me with ancients all the time.

Yea, it'll be missed.

Sounds cool, but I don't see it forthcoming.

Some cool ideas. Nothing revolutionary, but it would make it cooler.

Gotta agree with that. I think a "News" sub-forum would be of far more use.

It's a bit of a strange thing though: not popular enough to require an entire forum, IMO, but I hate stickies for things like that because of how poorly organized they are.

That, I think is at least part of the reason.

But a little usually turns into a lot in not too many years.

The classics: Mario Brothers, Sonic, and a game that a can't remember the name of: it was a side scrolling game that involved a duck, and I remember loving the music of, but have since forgotten most of it.

This is complete bullcrap. Your doctor isn't going to give you a strict diet from the ADA. Your doctor is going to, optimally, teach you carb counting or to use the exchange system. The 'inherent lack of precision of injected insulin' is also crap. Maybe in the 50's that was the problem, but now we have synthesized insulins with different known active durations and peaks. Everyone's sensitivity to insulin is different, but once you know your number, you know exactly how much insulin you should give yourself. Of course, it'll change over time, but you'll know when it does and how forum.tip.iting mostly fatty acids, especially animal-based ones, is going to cause you other problems as well. I am on a pump. Over the course of this day I have eaten a probably normal diet for most teenagers, consisting of 3 meals and a lot of random snacks, including some cookies and candy. I have used about 50 units of insulin for all of my food. This is not a 'massive amount' of insulin, and had I wanted to have a killer headache, I could probably have given myself as little as 10 units over the course of the day and been fine, less the headache and risk of damage to myself over time. In all, the only reason this diet helps slow/get rid of TYPE 2 diabetes is because it is low in carbs and fats are naturally easier to absorb into the body. However, carbohydrates are the true useful source of energy for our bodies and you are expending a lot of extra energy in burning fat to get your calories; this diet only works if you are an active person (many type 2s aren't). Please explain his thoughts on 'damage done by insulin' as it makes absolutely no sense. I can tell you haven't read very much aside from what's been fed to you by CW. It's not worth my time to do the research and present the evidence: you're not at that stage yet. I put up this post to promote awareness: I'm not pretending to be a doctor, or to have read (and understood) every single study published on the topic.

I have to say that I don't think that this was deserving of it's own topic.

Yea, I so need one of those. http://www.gizmag.com/go/6959/