Kimberly

Not a fan of this. Why? Makes it more accessible. :3

Is anyone else having difficulty loading the game?

Gravedigger goes pretty fast actually. It's about as long as the dragon teacher if you're paying attention. And yes, I think we all can agree--the maze random sucks.

"- Slayer monster respawn rates have been increased slightly to be closer to the respawn rate prior to Bot Nuke Day." megusta I'm anxious to look around burthrope.

But you get free exp...so if you're chilling and doing fletching/thieving/whatever then just consider it a little extra of the exp you're training in. A random every 400k~ exp is a lot better than what we used to have, and the randoms we have today better still than what we had even before that. You wouldn't be able to "chill" if a swarm was [bleep]ing you up and randoms didn't always have helpful deposit boxes in the area.

I like them because they're free exp and aren't much of a hassle. The only one I REALLY can't stand is the maze. It takes far too long.

Divines are not lendable therefore there is no help or advice that can be given in a topic like this. Please post short-answer topics like this in Questionnaires. :)

Reminds me of a South Park episode about tolerance in society.

:)

Oh, I'm judging.

It depends how you define theft. I personally don't see them as equivalents. "In common usage, theft is the illegal taking of another person's property without that person's permission or consent with the intent to deprive the rightful owner of it."

I think you guys have some severe issues and repressed sexual tension that you should look into resolving.

In that case there is no inalienable rights in a society. Rights can be taken away or twisted in any circumstance without the ruling powers being considered "tyrannical". If we followed the "endowed by the creator" rule, then the only thing we truly have a right to is being alive. And that forms neither an acceptable condition of "human"/inalienable rights or civil rights. I don't know if I agree with that.

Property can't be digital. Property is tangible and is ownable because it in itself is limited, in whatever form it takes. That seems contradictory.

Thanks...yet again for avoiding the point. [hide=What should be happening] http://www2.ohchr.org/english/law/treatmentprisoners.htm [hide=Nutrition, Exercise, and Clothing] [/hide] [hide=Healthcare] [/hide] [hide=Working Conditions] [/hide][/hide] [hide=What sometimes happens] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michelle-chen/georgia-prison-strike-a-h_b_798928.html http://blackagendareport.com/content/georgia-prison-strike-one-year-later-activists-outside-walls-have-failed-those-inside-walls [/hide] Using one example of a failing system--where it clearly goes against the laws defined--in your eyes is apparently okay enough to strip people of their rights regardless. Or you use it as your guilt-beating stick to force others to agree with you. Either way, I think your opinion is twisted and falls back on "Well X is doing it so you shouldn't care" too heavily to even be taken seriously.

I dunno, sometimes it looks like they display the progress to your goal, and sometimes the progess to level.

They glitch sometimes.

Human rights, not civil rights, is what I'm talking about.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AldEhLOK6ejJdHlwRC1VRVJiUkFNM2JVQ3otNS0xUGc#gid=1 More accurate.

Because right now of the two issues, one is more "unjust" because companies are just allowed to get away with beggaring half the population while other companies milk the overpriced teat of procedures, and hospitals have no other choice but to inflate their prices to remain open. There's no point at having good nutrition if you can still end up with a health emergency that you absolutely had no control over and end up with the same amount of debt that could have bought you the opportunity to obtain a college education. COBRA is a joke, most health insurance premiums don't help your costs the older you get to maintain a standard of life, and there is constant battles to get treatment methods "approved". An example: my father has gastroperisis and delayed emptying. A treatment that could prevent him from basically getting sick-up every time he eats would not be approved by his insurance back when he was able to work and the only other option which they WOULD have covered, was banned by the FDA, despite 3 doctor letters advocating the procedure and several letters written by our family. Meh.

That's the big issue, and why the healthcare issue is like two mules bashing their heads together. There is a growing number of people, myself included, who feel that it is an inalienable right and therefore want it stated and handled as such.

You already do – Your country uses chain gangs. No, it doesn't. The only state where it's allowed has it as a voluntary practice. There are some people who keep trying to reinstate it, but it never makes it beyond proposal. And you're refusing to address the main flaw with your opinion just to vilify your detractors.

I've got Paint.Net but I'm a lazy son of a [bleep]. EDIT:

So they're fighting bots with bigger bots? That's... Actually a strategy that I could get behind. :thumbup: Transformers: Bot Busters In Disguise.