Skeptical

When I was f2p, I mined coal at the guild, (not sure on the amount per hour), mined clay, and fished lobbys (about 75-85k/hour)

I'm not positive, but isn't it herbs? EDIT: It's seeds, lol. :wall:

I don't really understand this, but I wouldn't concern myself with that even if I lived there: banning something that people do not almost universally dislike only makes it more popular... kids are going to be trading in Playboys and whatnot instead of cigarettes and roaches. Hardly see what the problem is.

You might need to find a "Forum for Rednecks" to get anyone to say that they would. What makes them inferior? Is this a case where they just aren't Christian? Besides, unless you owned a factory where you needed plenty of dumb labor, who would need/want a slave? And over the long run, would not a machine be cheaper?

That genre simply allows people to escape reality and fantasize. Sure they aren't going to make those who read them more intellectual, but they are fun to read...so look at those books more so like you'd look at playing a game - for entertainment purposes only. In some ways, fantasy (more traditional books, such as those written by Tolkien and Jordan), meets, and especially when considering language and the use and syntax that the proper development and employment of it that is required to consider yourself a proficient speaker or writer, it is invaluable.

Yea, it must have been amazing, but also difficult beyond what I can imagine. I have nothing but respect for this bro.

Stride, when I buy it... not usually though: it's just too expensive. I've never really tried many different brands/types/flavors of gum before, so I'm not really an experienced gum-chewer.

Because who you are changes a lot when you're young: when I was six, I would've been happy with a tat of "Picachu" (sp?), and now I have a friend with a vine made from cigarettes and whiskey bottles on his arm... but who knows if that's what Iw ant to be like in ten years?

Teach us about birth control and disease prevention: no one that I know of honestly believes in abstinence. It's just bnot human nature: we are ready to reproduce, or at least enjoy "it" well before society is ready to allow us to.

Woke up, got about 50k Woodcutting XP, then was dragged kicking and screaming (not literally) to the hair-cutters, and had my hair reverted to it's not "half-mullet" state. Now I'm on the forums, and wondering what I'm going to eat next.

Is the Eagle rank like a skillcape? Just having it show off, and not really learning on the way? I'm not sure about the comparison to the skillcape: I never earned it; badges and awards were just never why I did it. Is the scouts more about instilling values and morals than learning about nature and the extremes of rugged high adventure? YES. In Canada, I have at times felt as if you could also include "pre-armed forces prep." How do you feel about the Scouts (are you a member/were you a member) [don't say lulz scoots r teh n00bs]. I did it for a few years (including beavers and cubs and such), and earned perhaps a grand total of 6 badges. I just wasn't in it for the badges and awards and such: I did it because I love camping and being outdoors, and scouts was a good way to go about being involved in that. I did, however, quite, after the pressure to do the "main stuff" became too much. I can camp and hike and be outside without the scouts. However, I strongly disagree with the way the scout's upper-management works: huge amounts of money through dues and registration heads straight to the head scout offices, and none of it ever comes back down. How should I deal with my conflicting interests about scouting (I want to get Eagle, because I've been a scout for 9 years, but I feel forced to believe what everyone else does/I have it harder because my dad doesn't run the troop.)? Yea, the kids with parents in the leadership always have it better than us. -.- Can't say what you should do: seems like a very personal choice, just do what you want to do, and if the pressure becomes to much to continue doing it, then don't give up: just find a different way to do what you enjoy.

Bandos for sure.

Try Slayer if you want the XP, and Green Drags if you can put up with the crowds.

OK, thanks to Arlince for the help, I am now on my way to finish it. Please Lock.

What pyramid is it that I am supposed to be in?

Hypercam with the key is a great, fast running "bare minimum tool" but for higher quality recording, especially in HD, I would recommend Camtasia.

I was forced to teleport out of the quest at least a year ago by lack of food and my nooby level, but now I have returned to conquer! ...Or rather, to fail miserably. The QuestHelp system is not currently working (the Hiscores Update I presume?) so no help there. At this point, I decided to turn to the ever-helpful Tip It Forums! The last entry in my Quest Diary thing is: So, following the guide, I headed back to the Wanderers tent (he/she) is not present, and I proceeded into the passage by her tent, ending up in Sophanem. I now have absolutely zero ideas as of what to do next, so any info would be greatly appreciated!

Hopefully, but I don't think so: sounds like it will just make it harder, although I've never done it so I'm not sure.

Was there more than one clan, which made the price rise so quickly?

Ahh dude only use willows if you can't make 15k or more an hour.

Wait. I know that they were being merched about a week ago.

Man, that is strange. No reason for it really. Good luck resolving it.

Thank you very much. I'll certainly being looking at that as an alternative to High Alcing. Just one question: whats the XP rate on enchanting in the mage arena,and aproximately how much are the rewards worth?

Can't say that I know, but Im very interested as to how the XP rate would work out compared to iron, coal or granite.

Stick to alcing, or should I be using Ancients to train? Any help is appreciated.