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Kimberly

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  1. Then you didn't get the most exp in a kill. What were you even trying to do?
  2. Moved to RS Media. As OrTradeMe said, if you wish to join the discussion about botany bay, you can use the thread linked above :)
  3. Apparently because the dart doesn't offer exp, if someone else does damage on what you're trying to kill, no matter how small, they'll get the drop. Saw this on reddit, so fair warning to anyone thinking they can just go to a small team and "crash" them with 4 dart kills. All you'll be doing is saving them supplies.
  4. You'll have to forgive me, I didn't major in sarcasm. :P
  5. I'm just hoping the override doesn't have a stupid 30 day duration like they did in maplestory. That stuff is stupid.
  6. In the lastest Q&A we were actually told that work on areas like Priffdinas haven't even been started yet so I don't know if that theory is correct. Still, we can dream we'll one day see Priffdinas. One day. @_@ loljkitwillneverhappen ._.
  7. They're the items you get that allow you to access an "exp bank" of lamps varying in size to use on your account. Though I'm not sure if you were joking about the typo or actually asking :P
  8. Are we sure she's playing a different character, or is he simply meeting her earlier in her lifetime?
  9. I've saved almost every recipe you've posted today haha. Thank you!
  10. Ohhh. Making breads and doughs. Freeze them in batches for 3-4wks, or parbake then freeze. Great for tasty homemade loaves of bread, often a good hobby & stress outlet if you hand-knead and shape. Making pizza dough at home and freezing mini calzones for snacks or portion controlled lunches. Just delicious.
  11. Boneless chicken breasts can be very expensive. Bone in breasts tend to be slightly less expensive and you can use the bones for stock (freeze'm until you have enough). Thighs and other dark meat (bone in of course) are even more affordable and often tastier with a little bit more work. But almost all meat will hold up well when bought fresh and stored asap after bringing it home for 6 months and more. Deep freezers and ridiculous sales around holidays are your best friend. (Almost typed breast friend fml)
  12. Many local papers will also sell sunday paper only subscriptions which can be slightly cheaper, if only in saved gas alone, than buying at a convenience store. In addition to your local supermarket circulars put out weekly, they will also come (in the east coast of the states) Redplum and SuperSaver booklets of coupons. Couponsuzie, Redplum, Coupons, buxr, and dealhack also have printable coupons -- though you should only print the coupons you're going to use to save ink, which is [bleep]ing expensive. Check which stores price match to other supermarket's circulars or listed prices and compare. Sometimes it can save you 50cents per pound on a whole cooked ham or something that is normally very expensive. Always ask for rain-checks if a really good priced product/meat/cheese is out of stock and redeem later on. One of the supermarkets by my house gets a lot of its beef locally from the many livestock farms in the area. Unfortunately they never seem to sell fast enough, and they start to oxidize. The good news for the consumer is if you're in the area, you can get a ridiculously cheap cut of meat that you can marinade and cook that night for a fraction of what you'd normally pay because they just want to get rid of it. During the growing season, they'd also do this for produce. Perfectly good peppers and tomatoes with only a few blemishes were being discounted to 50c for two honkin' tomatoes/peppers/whatever. Chop em up, use them in a vegetable roux, freeze them, cook with them, whatever. They were a great bargain. Also, everyone should have a box of herbs growing on a windowsill. Frozen herbs will last a bit to allow you to keep a fresh-picked flavor. They make great gifts. They're easy to dry and store in bulk. Fresh picked always makes a meal that much better. herbsherbsherbsherbs<3 Get the soil from your back yard and pick up a bunch of seed packets as the planting season starts to pass at a discounted price. If your soil is especially hard-packed, has a high iron/alkali/acidic/whatever, or bugs are big concern for you, get a nice bag of Schultz potting mix. It cuts away from the frugality, but it also cuts a lot of problems out of the equation if you don't know how to correct these things yourself. Oh. A lot of people throw away overripe bananas, but freeze them instead. Chuck em in the blender with yogurt, ice, and anything else you like for a quick and tasty smoothie rather than wasting them. Add milled flax seed or other seeds for extra cheap nutrients. Or save them for a tasty and cheap banana bread. (Make muffins instead for easier portions. Freeze them to store, put them in the toaster oven for 10min at 300 to defrost, longer if you want em toasty. Have for a nice breakfast/lunch with yogurt or fruit.)
  13. Being the thing that makes matt smith cry. So, Stephen Moffat.
  14. This is not a debate on what qualifies an achievement. This is a thread for tracking the progress of the current top players in RS. If you want to make a debate that discusses the finer points of what achievements are, what makes a "good" achievement, and so on, I encourage you to do so in either General Discussion (if you're speaking strictly about rs) or Off Topic (if you decide to take it to a broader range.) This warning has to be posted once every few weeks and while the moderation staff doesn't mind doing it, we don't like having to remove posts. It interrupts the flow of discussion. Further off topic posts will be removed, please don't push it to that. I highly encourage you guys to make a separate topic and refer to it whenever the discussion starts to stray, rather than derailing this one on a regular basis :P Thanks for your help in this.
  15. wtf are you talking about season finale it only just started :<
  16. What's not to trust? It's obvious this wasn't intentional. I personally just want more info because I'm almost certain that down the line it means the full impact of botwatch will be delayed again.
  17. For next year, I plan to do my garden for the first time just for me. Planning on spinach, cabbage, lettuce, carrot, tomato, broccoli, peppers, and corn if I have any room left. Marigolds, sweet basil, and oregano around the plots to help keep some of the pests away. Might look into canning but that has a very large start-up cost and I dunno how my money will play out. It'll already be costly enough buying fencing to enclose the little plot so the critters don't get in @_@ At least I'll be able to grow from seed though. That saves a lot of money -- greenhouse nurseries have really jacked up the prices on their young plants with the new demand for 'victory gardens.' And thank you Nerefast for the flour tortilla recipe...I think I know what I'm having for supper tonight haha.
  18. It does absolutely nothing to discourage long hours of play and serves no purpose for the user. It should most certainly be removed.
  19. Well done! How'd you fund it? What'd you do to train?
  20. Thank you for explaining that pretty clearly on the Challenge topic. It helped me out a lot.

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