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I went on the BBC news website as normal, and found this; http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-11526492 Had the girl known about her pregnancy, and had the choice of abortion, would she have committed infanticide? Would the abortion count as fetus-'icide'?

This isn't forum games. Stop posting useless images. Today, I found out that I have no college tomorrow. Yay for freedom?

Typing in caps, Whiny punks, 'Chavs', Wrong sized cutlery, people that hang up on you, Companies that put you on hold, Joints that refuses to click, Flat soda, Gossipers, Old people on buses, People that pay in change, Itch that you can't scratch, Warm seats (in a School, or public transport), Patronizing teachers, Flies/Wasps, Fire alarms at midnight, People that talk loudly on the phone, and lastly, when I find chewing gum in locks. I doubt there isn't one in my list that applies to you. Hmm

Unimaginative

Boring

I was never talking about slayer in the first place. I was talking about training and boss hunting in general

It's looking bleak. 10 Charm pieces to get a charm, and they all have to be matching colours. Great...

Its also nice for monsters with insanely high defense, as it hits 50%-150% of your max hit, if turm, ovls, slayer, etc... this is a guarenteed 286-860, with spec restores, you get it twice in a row, which may help the tiniest bit... Also, if your opponent doesnt have cureses, you can use leach special, and be able to spec again within the next 10-20 seconds? I don't think it's 50-150% of your max, as I've hit 50 and lower with the spec, but also 529. You just get a 50-150% bonus on a normal hit. There is two different special attacks, one for Multi Combat areas, and one for Single Combat areas. 50%-150% only applies to single. I've been doing quite a bit of testing on the special. I think I have most of the way it works figured out now. - The special is a 100% magic attack. It makes TD's switch to magic protection prayer and gives magic xp when used. - The special ignores defense and accuracy and simply rolls a hit. The accuracy does not effect your strength on the weapon, so you can still hit low hits. The sword then multiplies your damage roll by 50% to 150%. - The special is blocked/reduced by protect from magic. This means if your opponent is protecting melee, you will hit your FULL amount against them. Protect melee does not reduce the specials damage by 30%, since it is not a melee hit. The sword is good, but has a niche itself. It is most useful for people running away with protect melee activated, as you will hit right though it. Godswords are semi-useless now only because the high accuracy bonus they have isn't needed right now. Once we get another boss (which is way overdue) that requires extremely high accuracy, the godswords will be needed once again. Assuming that your data is correct, would that make Dragon Claw->Korasi Rushing stronger than ever before? With a Ring of Vigour, ofcourse

Granted, nothing interesting happens. I wish I could wish for another wish.

Question - How efficient is crashing, or Killstealing (halfkilling)?

Since you can't know what you don't know, it's safe to say that we agree to disagree. Care to prove that deaf people can't sub-vocalize?

Pop, water, wine, juice, there's other options. In a resturant where there is no vegan menu, it would feel awkard for me not to eat anything; I would be embaraased of myself for listening to my pity whiney rebellious ideals. I believe that most restaurants now produce a vegan/vegetarian dish as a matter of principle. Not all, though. Would you sacrifice your "vegetarianism" for one meal at, say, your best friend's wedding where somehow everything came from an animal? That's funny, I remember asking my parents if they would become vegetarian. They simply responded "Well, we had so little rations of meat that we almost were". Which leads to this question; If everyone ate half as much meat, and everyone stops wasting food (Average American throws away 1/2 of their food), would it solve the Environmental problem of meat consumption?

Since when did you start TypeRacing? Today, I got annoyed that I have to buy my recovery Cd's back for £32. Stupid computer :( Just today. My average speed is about 70 WPM, but that's because I keep on tabbing out and forgetting. When actually typing, it's something like 80wpm. Today, I typed 135wpm. <3

Since when did you start TypeRacing? Today, I got annoyed that I have to buy my recovery Cd's back for £32. Stupid computer :(

3rd one is wrong. That is effective, attaining a goal, but not qualifying HOW the goal is reached. Rc'ing airs to 99 is effective, in the comparative to efficiency sense (as it has several definitions, in this case we've been using it to mean Successful in producing a desired or intended result), but not efficient. Facts can be thought of as objective or subjective. Things and events are objective facts. A subjective fact is one that is limited to the subject experiencing it. Establishing the reality of subjective facts depends entirely on the trustworthiness of those who claim to be experiencing them. Since efficiency can be defined as subjective or objective, fun can be factored in (subjective). Would it be efficient for you to train rc via ZMI, if you hated runecrafting at ZMI (so badly that half an hour of it would make you suicidal), but found Graahking pretty fun? You have a point, however, due to the pure nature of subjectivity and objectivity, one can not factor in fun, without knowing what is "fun" for everyone one is factoring in efficiency for. An example would be Grimy's spreadsheets, where fun (subjective) isn't factored. In fact, fun is more often factored in AFTER determining efficiency, then before, at least personally. EG: TDS/Frosties/DKS average between 3.5-4.5m gp/hr. I'd factor in all the variables, then decide WHICH I want to do based on fun. The objective facts (What I can make, where, based on what gear/method etc) are factored first, and then fun is added into the equation. That's exactly what I do. It's technically impossible to plot fun on the graph, so there's really no point in trying to work out the most efficient methods without comparing methods objectively first. I just hate it when people misunderstand the term 'Efficient', and post a bunch of stupid statements that is unfounded and untrue =/

3rd one is wrong. That is effective, attaining a goal, but not qualifying HOW the goal is reached. Rc'ing airs to 99 is effective, in the comparative to efficiency sense (as it has several definitions, in this case we've been using it to mean Successful in producing a desired or intended result), but not efficient. Facts can be thought of as objective or subjective. Things and events are objective facts. A subjective fact is one that is limited to the subject experiencing it. Establishing the reality of subjective facts depends entirely on the trustworthiness of those who claim to be experiencing them. Since efficiency can be defined as subjective or objective, fun can be factored in (subjective). Would it be efficient for you to train rc via ZMI, if you hated runecrafting at ZMI (so badly that half an hour of it would make you suicidal), but found Graahking pretty fun?

Eh what the hell, out of curiosity I googled that. My wpm went down on that typeracer website. That's annoying :\ I expected to improve. Typeracer is a funny website, it's mostly dependent on accuracy, because it wouldn't count the words that you don't spell correctly (slowing down might increase your wpm). Oh, and some quotes are simply harder than others. I think it's slightly annoying that the computer that I got fixed can't connect to the internet, somehow it wouldn't acquire the Ip address to start connecting :|

Posting like this isn't spam. Am I cool or what?

I'm a pretty cool guy. Am I cool or what?

All this discussion about Electric cars and not enough discussion about Vegetarianism, =/ I don't think there is a very strong argument for meat eating, but there is plenty of counterarguments against vegetarianism. Hmmm Can someone list me a few good reasons for eating meat?

One of the things I hate about this College, people just watch my screen if I start typeracing. :/

It's not a waste if it's being used. Id rather have something that is going to help me get something done than 5m sitting in my bank. Money, more often than not, loses it's value faster than items, so that's one thing to consider. Also, some people have ridiculous amounts of money and nowhere to put it- none of their goals require gp, thus, it'd be a massive waste to just sit on all that gp. Flipping is pretty efficient. Gotta know what you're doing though

It's called death. Although, you can't log back in... On topic; Perhaps a respawn point. No reason to dislike death Being able to remember your recent painful death each time you got eaten by a dragon would suck in every imaginable way. How would you know for sure?