Kimberly

*comes into blog* thats what she said *goes back to reading the boards*

Never. Diss. Concept. Albums. Especially when that's literally the only good album mcr ever produced, throw them a bone.

Wikia.com is on the list but I guess it needs to be more specific for Runescape wikia not to be filtered. Maybe wikia.nocookie.com since that seems to be where their images point to: http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120223124113/runescape/images/1/15/Dungeoneering.png http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100611140125/runescape/images/thumb/f/fc/Godfather%27s_army.png/250px-Godfather%27s_army.png http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb56/runescape/images/8/89/Wiki-wordmark.png etc

I'm torn between apathy and outrage but this couch is too comfy so apathy wins. Meh.

Where is this event taking place?

stahp

jesse wut r u doing jesse stahp

Yes it's true and you should let them expire if you're looking to break even or profit from those challenges. The exp you receive from them are unlikely to match the gp/xp found by Grimy's spreadsheets.

pls. It is sleeping within... all of you. A force... seldom awakened. sry my mom was not a jedi

>:]

They're reissuing the items in a last chance attempt to get them. Wouldn't that lower their value via panicking?

don't be bitter

Ah okay. Thanks for explaining it Stonewall.

It wasn't created in May, you're not that far behind. :P

A gnomish/elven collab for technology. Could be another branch off the Yewnock thing. Dude haha. I think it's pretty cool, your suggestion. I actually thought that was for the POH before I opened the thread. :P Support :)

Those reactions only happen, for right now, to gold selling ad bots.

drop the bouldabass BBBBBMMMMCHHHHHWUMMBUUMMMWUMMMMM

CJ is basically leading given Patrick's busy (although admirable!) school work :P

And put you in charge? HAHAHAHHAAHHAAHA.

I don't know if redundant is the right word because what you're implying is that it never had any relevance in the first place. Regardless, it was my understanding that copyright laws still existed in China, it just became difficult to enforce because of their government. So while the conclusion might be the same (impossible to prosecute), it seems like maybe the reasoning behind that conclusion is flawed? (Western laws don't apply implying that China has radically different copyright laws but they seem to state protection for similar things.) IDK just trying to stay afloat in this, I know this isn't area of discussion isn't my strong point.