Kimberly

I tried to make a calzone today, stretched the dough far too thin, tears everywhere. My pizza stone is stained with burnt mozzerella cheese :( Can't figure out how to get it out without using water, which you're not supposed to do. Suggestions?

Derp, completely misread it then. Sorry, Base/Sy.

Oh wow, that's kind of weird then that they'd call it off, especially since you both are so well matched. Oh well, grats again (Y)

Won't take more than a few generations passing for owning hard copies to be considered eccentric and for it to completely screw with the publishing industry.

Don't mind me, just passing through.

Whatchoo guys doin' at New Castle? That's not White Castle, oh lawdy, no burgers for you! Kind of interested to see TNC's side of the story. And who exactly was saying "You ddosed us" in the earlier picture.

Topic title played with my mind. I kept thinking "How do you have a 90 minute week!?!?!" I think I might be dyslexic. Grats DW but how come you guys didn't get an anticrash/tell TT where DK are?

Winners get priority in aftermaths. It's practically the only rule that hasn't been violated in the recent generation. Yet a lot of times if fights end in draws, one of the clans takes it upon themselves to post the fight. While this is not a new phenomenon exactly, quite a few of them have popped up lately on many different community fansites. This course of action is generally a logical conclusion for cluster fights, but the majority of draw topics posted seem to be just between two clans. So why do they post them if it's just a planned fight between two clans? Is it worth posting a draw just to humiliate the people who crash you? To humiliate the people you fought? Why do you think people do it and do you think its right? (Lolitsanothershorttopic.)

So what did you do to FOOLS that made them want to crash you?

Then why are you not singing? Damn, you beat me to it. I bet they all sing soprano though. I'm currently training DG'ing and I despise it. At the end of the day though, I'm gritting my teeth and getting through it because I enjoy other tasks like Slayer, boss hunting, etc and I want to be better at them. Every now and then I stop dg'ing and switch to firemaking or whatever other skills I have to train for the far off Elite Tasks. There are moments when I hit my wall and I absolutely cannot stand the idea of continuing because I'm just so disgusted with the path ahead but you eventually get over it. I think you've just hit your wall, TC.

No ending picture for MMA? Grats CR.

Indeed they're quite-- Heywaitaminuteyournameisn'tdan.

Save the file and open it via Photoshop.

That's how I felt when I first started posting again but then I said [bleep] it and posted anyway. I've since become of the barge-in-and-never-leave approach, hasn't failed me yet. Yay for being annoying!

GUYS. Now I can feel happy and relaxed. I saw snow in the most beautiful place at least once before we move away from here. I can't explain how happy this makes me feel.

Is that a hint of anger I detect

I gave you the benefit of the doubt because if this is really what you're arguing, then your claim definitely doesn't make sense. Trust as you're describing was never a prerequisite for success, fun, etc nor is the ability to make such a close friendship in any way diminished. If you needed to trade a godsword to a friend and get it back to confirm the placement of your trust then it doesn't sound like you have a very good friendship, does it? There are still some really close friends and groups on Tip.it and the only reason for any assumed disappearance is just normal growth. The gulf remains just as big as ever. It grows wider with every pointless ellipse.

I spy a hankie-getter. Grats Firin. :) (I hate the rating system so I'm not bothering with it anymore.)

You never needed your friends to advance in the game, only to advance quickly and in an enjoyable manner. And player interaction is being forced upon us now as a necessity rather than an option as time progresses. CW teams, GWD teams, clans, dg'ing teams, they're all thriving. And each of those is their own community. While interaction might exist in a diminished capacity, it is still extremely important in day to day gameplay for those seeking excellence. And to play the game well, 9 times out of 10, you need friends/good community to do so. It feels like your supporting argument just comes completely out of nowhere. Not to mention that vaguely concluding that the negativity of people in general to how you feel RuneScape is 'fragmented' is a leap of thought so great it nearly spans the entire gulf of mexico. :/ I just don't agree with such a generic view.

...when you right click piles at odd angles/out of range? Update reference: http://services.runescape.com/m=news/graphics-options-and-take-item-changes It's a rather simple topic with no frills or philosophical debates to be had. What were your overall impressions of the update as someone whose trade involves 90% of right clicking on a stack of something? If you are used it now do you find it easier or harder to find the target in a pile? What are the chances that they'll revert this change to the interface?

Inb4 you can't ride on the S.S. Anne/other boats on your pirated copy.

It is extremely difficult to follow your writing, Stormrage, so if I miss something you'll have to excuse me. I think between the two of us, we have explained the greater picture that I think we both know of but didn't quite put into words. We are on the same page. What are you even talking about? I know exactly what Veritas meant. You don't have to defend Veritas, I'm sure he's capable of handling that himself. Although I think it was rather insightful of him to find the cause of his displeasure with the community, the way him and many others seem to be going about 'solving' this is all wrong. If the people are too negative...ignore them. If they're breaking rules...report them. The point remains. And if they're not breaking the rules, there's little else you can do aside from contacting an administrator. The past few months of the same fighting over and over again is proof of this. The phrase 'ur doin it wrong' never fit a better scenario. You're assuming the people aren't being punished. Why?

This isn't fair. There's like 10 girls on tipit. 499

The grocery store by my house just put up these new, fully automated wine kiosks. You have to blow into this weird breathalyzer (no contact, though) to clear that you are in fact sober, then you swipe your debit, and select your product. It's huge, easily 8ft long, and amazingly fun to watch it dispense. EDIT: Every other line in this post can be made into a TWSS joke. This was completely unintentional.

American McGee's Alice. Neither RPG or FPS, but still a wonderful experience and quick to get through. Plus, they're planning to release a sequel for it soon so now's the time to snag it.