LegsOSkill

just doing some liesure WC. Gimme ideas on what to do!

Grow a pair! Do it!

Both Seer's and Varrock Easy Diaries done! :thumbup:

Lol, how did I convince you to start training Farming again?

Lol how did I convince you?

Well, I fail. Didn't realize I had to kill a Jogre for Karamja Easy Diary. :(

I have a few. I Earn Plate Party For My I know I have more, I just can't remember them for the life of me. #-o

Little update for everyone: I've done Seers Easy Diary. Getting requirements for Karamja Easy. (15 Agility and 35 Fishing left) Mine and N Odie's Farming runs are always at the same time lol... I got 45 Mining and 41 Farming Gonna get the 50 Kudos from the Museum in Varrock to do the Varrock Easy Diary. So yeah, that's about it. I'll be on all day! Legs

We always do our Farming runs at the same time, lol. :thumbup:

Wow your new signature looks really good, did you just put a black outline around you everything? Because it looks very effective. Yeah all it is is a black outline. It takes forever though, gonna do my Mining one right now. :)

It looks really good! Like really, really good! Thanks! :D Oh and there was a chicken somewhere in the wildy that we threw in the lava. CHICKEN@@@@@@@@!@!@!@!212!@!@

Nice Sweetcorn. :XD: Congrats Smelly. 10/10.

Keep going, you'll get there soon. :thumbup:

I just passed you in Catherby bank while I was farming. I didn't know you were a Tip.It member. :oops: Ha, yep, I am. :thumbup:

Look who I got... ;)

Purpose. They earned the right to their abilities. Crown or no crown.

Like my new siggy? Made them myself. :) :thumbup:

[hide=] Well gosh, no wonder your teacher is in pysch and not astronomy, he utterly failed at one of its foundational theories! So many errors, it also makes me want to rip my eyes out. 1. It is not currently known what was before the Big Bang. One theory suggests that the total amount of matter in the universe is 0, and there is one "anti" particle for every "positive" particle, or virtual particles or something. Major theoretical sciences, only dwelled a couple hours into it. The hypothesis I adhere to (at least until good evidence comes out to either support another hypothesis or discredit this one) is that, through gravity and other forces, the universe continuously expands and contracts, compressing into a singularity and then expanding again. The pre-bang universe is still widely unknown, however most cosmologists agree that, eventually, the universe will be dominated by massive super-black holes, which doesnt take make imagination to assume will eventually merge and warp the universe into a singularity through the unbelievably huge amount of mass (like how special relativity says space bends in the presence of matter). 2. Helium? Nitrogen? Where'd the hydrogen go? That's the simplest atom there is, and helium is generated by the nuclear fission of hydrogen. And what the hell is atomic dust? But that's all irrelevant. The singularity is not composed of any atom, but as a Rice-Krispyesque conglomerate of the universe's smallest particles (currently known as quarks, but quarks themselves might also be composed of even smaller particles). An atom is mostly comprised of empty space. There's a nucleus, and a number of orbiting electrons. Electrons are so incredibly (ultra-super-incredibly) tiny that their mass is zero when used in calculations. To put the amount of empty space in perspective, imagine you have an atom the size of a superdome. The nucleus would be about the size of a grain of dust (give or take a few analogy-errors). But the point is atoms are very, very empty. So it makes sense that some incredible amount of power or force (such as gravity) could render them into smaller particles, thus vastly reducing their size. And something with the mass of the universe? It could tear those protons apart, reducing the size even more, and reducing the size more. Atoms simply couldn't exist when a singularity does... 3. It wasn't a Bang, it was a rapid expansion of space and time. We aren't talking about just matter here, this is the entirety of the universe. The fabric of space has basically been rolled up into a ball. There wasn't any explosion. 4. There still arent any atoms! That takes millions of years before the strong and weak atomic forces form some. And there won't be any helium, nitrogen, or whatever this "atomic dust" is for awhile. First, after atoms are formed, they must be attracted through gravity. After a few join up, their accumulative mass is increased, which attracts more atoms, which increases the mass, and so on. Elementary students know that when you increase the pressure of something, it gets hotter, which means the particles are vibrating faster. Eventually, you'll get a big, hot, dense cloud of hydrogen. It gets so hot, that the atoms collide with each other and share their protons, electrons, etc. and you get helium. This is called nuclear fission. Fission gives off a lot of energy, which makes more vibration, which makes more fission, etc, etc, etc, until.. SHAZAAAM! (or at least that's probably what it sounded like (kidding)) a star is formed. Once fission first starts, in only takes a few seconds. Stars are crucial for a young universe, as they are massive powerhouses for making the higher elements (up to iron). Stars on their deathbeds (i.e. running low on hydrogen) will start to fuse helium, which makes other, higher elements. When a star finally runs out of energy to sustain the battle between heat expansion (from the core) and its own gravity, it'll die. Some of the more massive stars will explode, and THAT'S when supernova's happen, several billion years after your teacher said they do! 5. I think your teacher is failing to describe accretion. That when the higher elements flung out from the deaths of stars start to "attach" themselves together (through gravity) in order to form planets, asteroids, meteors, and other things. Most of these things find themselves orbiting a star (the shockwave from a supernova-the most massive explosions in the universe-can compress clouds of hydrogen, forming a factory for stars, called a nebula. Which is why these planets, rocks and whatevers are orbiting them, since they formed near them). 6. Trillions? Try a fraction of that, a bit over 14.6 billion since expansion started. I could go into the origin of life, evolution and the evolution of humans, but I'm fairly sure I'm very off-topic here in a Runescape blog :) 7. Yes, I wouldn't trust him to explain what happens when you let go of a rock in the air, but that's no reason to base your opinion on "big bang people" on his crude explanation. "big bang people" are scientists who observed the evidence and came up with a hypothesis, tested said hypothesis, and found that it fit the available facts. The Big Bang theory is constantly getting revised and updated, but the main tenet-that the universe was once in a singularity, and then start expanding-goes unchallenged by most cosmologists. EDIT: Gosh, over 850 words. I can hardly manage that when doing essays :cry: [/hide] You have way too much free time. OT: Sorry to hear about life, glad to hear you're still gettin' levels. Enjoy RS, it's a getaway for most.

8/10.

Congratulations. Enjoy the money. :thumbup:

3 More pictures added to my signature, I'm proud of them. :thumbup: :

Sheynara. She's a lovely lady.

The Government Can! Enjoy. [yt]LO2eh6f5Go0[/yt]

Another way to train slayer is gathering penguin points. I have a skiller friend with 40 or so slayer through penguins it's great xp and you should try it sometime. Just hop onto world 60 and join the clan chat world60pengs. You're amazing, thanks. :) I'll do that today! A little side note: The picture of me Farming was done myself, I plan on making a few of those with me doing multiple skills, then use them as my signature and a link to my blog. :thumbup:

Until someone asks to wear it, they say no, then they get called out on it not even belonging to them in the first place. Ouch. :thumbdown: