funion987

I train at moss giants on Crandor. They sometimes drop ranarr/snapdragon seeds and long/curved bones. They are low-level and have a good amount of hp, so I like them.

I will do essentially whatever I can to avoid (talking to) someone I am attracted to.

Nice work. I used to be into origami when I was your age.

I feel sorry for you about your colleges. :(

I think, sadly, that this has happened to me. When it did I thought someone was hacking my account or something.

I saw on another post that there's no point training runecrafting just to train it because you make money every step of the way anyway. I hate thieving.

Thieving. Done.

What skills(s) should I spend the two lamps (10k xp each) from One Small Favor on?

Frankly, I found it very quick/easy to train by making attack potions (irit with eye of newt). Eyes of newts only cost 3 gp from the store in Port Sarim, and there's a market for attack potions.

Now that there's finally a dragon platebody, I think it would look cooler/better if at the top of the "Armor" section of the Combat guide the pictures for the different metals' platebodies were shown, rather than their chainbodies. Just a suggestion.

Darn

If you delete a room in your house, do you get your money back?

I see.

I don't have any junk to use in trading. Any suggestions on good things to use for junk trading? Thanks.

YES! This got me twice so far; I can't wait to change it to capitals.

What's faster for training on moss giants with my stats, whip plus rune defender or Bandos godsword?

For so many years, I have been told that your farming level has no effect on crop yield, yet:

Just cleaning the herbs I grew got me a few herb levels.

It really depends, however, on what kind of homework it is and how good you are at it. If it's just monotonous verb conjugation for Spanish or solving easy definite integrals for math, then it's OK because you aren't trying to learn anything new or grasp new concepts. You essentially have rs homework--point and click 50 times until you're finished. On the other hand, if you need to learn how to do something you don't understand, then, yes, time needs to be taken in a runescape-free environment so that learning may happen.

I quite agree. It also helps if your house is located in Brimhaven.

It's not. OK.

OK, so I am not so ignorant that I will not admit that in certain situations some weapons can be better than others. But, there are technically no graphs in this guide... ;) You're absolutely right. That is what I'm doing. It makes sense to me that to have a high strength bonus is only good if you can hit it relatively fast. Str bonus/time is a way of averaging weapons' str bonuses with hit time.

Plus the how fast those hits occur relative to each other.

So how, then, can you be sure that mine is wrong?

Boo hoo. And what formula, might I ask, Is the correct one, your all-knowningness?