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But... All he did was mage... That could've been achieved with a simple master wand. No idea why the SOL was even necessary in the video. It give +5% more damage, but damage was never the problem against graador while concerning mage. The problem is the accuracy, and the dude splashed quite a bit, even though he had full ahrims on. I better attempt would be Ice Barrage + Range from far away. That way, you can range from a farther distance and do more damage.

Yo, I just got DFH from chewed bones. Does it have any street value beyond its GE price?

So... I was killing mith dragons for charm exp/hour... Decided it was a cool way to train defense as well. I'm just killing away. Calculated around 37 summoning exp/hour. Decent, right? I also happened to get 3 chewed bones... Let's see the results of that... Pay close attention to what I said before I got the DFH :D

I'm pretty sure it only goes down 10% per day if you haven't been using LootShare during said day. I might have my facts mixed up, but I'm pretty sure a J Mod said that.

If everyone hasn't already noticed, there have been so many server lags lately, it's not even cool. I used to notice like 2-3 a day, MAX, a few months ago, but now there's like 10+ on any world I go to. I think Jagex needs to reduce CPU usage or something...

Also note that driving takes much more skill than killing Jad. The only reason people don't die in car crashes everyday is because of practice. All you need to kill Jad is hand-eye coordination and some good timing. I wont even list all the things needed to drive a car correctly. And getting to Jad isn't even an issue... I don't know how people who can grind to 93 slayer are complaining about being forced to grind before fighting Jad. This [cabbage] should be their specialty.

last i heard it was that much. But the point remains at 50mil still. Its inconstant with other content. Why kill high hitting dangerous boss monsters when you can afk your way to 93 slayer and get your 50mil staff with no effort. Because obviously it takes no concentration or fighting skills if the 50 year olds on the forums are complaining that Jad is too hard... True its going to drop, but personally i think the cape is the only thing that justified the reward Jad isn't hard. It's impossible if your connection isn't the best or if your computer is older. Jagex stands by making runescape a game where any computer with any specs and any OS can play, and I don't think it's right if they are bringing out content that goes against that standard. Jad is already a bad piece of content because of this issue, and not to mention the only fun part about the fight caves is the fight with Jad, though the 2 hours to get with him is hell and is constant click and wait fighting. Personally I say Jagex should fix fight caves but that's a whole different story. Other than your eye-catching/burning signature, there's just something about your posts... That make me... Want to regurgitate a dead Australian Bull Frog from somewhere other than my mouth... God dammit, Carlton. I now demand of you to change your avatar... Do it nao! OT: I'll answer your post with rhetorical questions. If you want to answer them, then please, go ahead. I'll warn you though, I don't think they're meant to be answered. Jad isn't hard... But he's hard to kill with a bad internet connection... Which law in the universe prevents someone from accessing a public library? Is it the definition of the word "public"? I don't get it. If Jagex designs a game that can only be played by laggy computers, then surely, that would give those with fast computers an unfair advantage. I suppose that goes with any type of technology. The best thing to do in this case would be to cater to the majority, which Jagex is doing in this case. I used to play on a dail-up connection until about a year ago, and nothing lagged. The first fire cape I got was on my laptop with a barely functioning touch pad and I think 50 something Mbps running speed, which is about half that of a normal computer connection (dial-up or otherwise). Another thing you said was that getting to Jad is boring. OK then. I'm glad you feel that way. I also think killing that 200+ of the same monster, thousands of blody times, is also a pain in the [wagon], but that's another story... But then again... If one wanted 93 slayer, one would have to accomplish that mind-numbing feat. You're complaining about getting to Jad as being a pain, but what about getting to 93 slayer? Isn't that also a grind? If I recall correctly, you can log out between waves in Jad, so a smart and determined player can easily do 20 waves or so a day and get to Jad that way, without the horribly difficult killing of repetitive monsters that you're expressing such angst towards.

The problem is because of the price caps (Mr. Obvious on the attack), but it's not like Jagex can remove them. I don't want to see billionaires offering millions for a common item just so they can make the price go up like crazy in a single update. That's worse since richer players will offer up like 10k for a cheap item, when a player that's just starting off wont ever be able to touch it. I would love to see a solution where the GE updates like 3+ times a day, so buy-outs will die a lot quicker and rising items can actually be bought.

If you're a B average student, you'll most likely get a 27 or higher. Most of the A students score about 32 or higher. C students are around 24, D students I would say 21 and lower. Okay I know you are guessing and your numbers are way too high. I know that scoring a 30 is really hard, and if you can score a 32 that's elite. 27 ACT isn't that high, but it's still very good. I'd say it's top 80% percentile, which is equivalent to an 1800+ on the SAT. Good luck though. I've never taken it, but it's supposed to be easier than the SAT.

His last line is an add-on to a play written by Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice. There's a Jew in there who's hated by all the Christians. He had a pact with someone that he would take a pound of someone's flesh if that person didn't return his loaned money on time. Being a Jew in that time, he was hated on and wasn't given his pound of flesh. At the end of the play, he's unheard of. His response is very typical of an add-on reference of what happened to Shylock after the play. One major theme is that he takes his own pound of flesh (or he gives it to Antonio, the dude he gave the loan to) in retribution to the "Mr. Big Brother" Christians. It's awesome how I know that. :D ... Very sad of course... Very sad... ... *holds straight face* Good thing no one got hurt though.

Bull [cabbage]. My level 80+ cousin got fire cape on his 15th something try, and he's 9. Absolute bull [cabbage]. If people can't give it a try and go for it, then there's no point. Jagex is changing the requirement because why? Some group of slayers (I'd bet money it's less than 5%, which is an idiotically small group to cater to) can't get off their skiller [wagon] and play an RPG? Their excuses are filled with so many fallacies, it makes Glenn Beck look tame. Not a twitch gamer? Then go to Jad 10+ times, and you'll be wiping your [wagon] with his fire cape drops. Can't twitch game because of your supposed reflex condition? Lulz at you. If you can drive and not die in a car crash every other day, you can kill Jad. Driving takes many more reflexes than Jad. All you need for Jad is a decent connection speed and some good hand-eye coordination. So many people that I thought were smart are turning out to be complete morons. I wont mention names, but they're complete idiots. People whine when PKers get "special" treatment, but now that the tables have turned, all these people can do is cry about not being able to access *elite* content. Suck it and become elite for once. And no, grinding a kill that trains 30k exp/hour is not elite. Some people can't grind because they don't have enough hours during the day to play Runescape, but then why isn't the slayer requirement being dropped? I really hope Jagex doesn't change this requirement. For once, I hope they don't cave into pressure from the idiots.

I solo 10+ graa kills with 800k risk, but I do have extremes and turmoil. I suggest you wear a shield, and not the defender. At least an obby shield, and if you're not prepared to use that, then don't try to solo. You'll get an average of 2 kills per trip with your current gear, if that, which obviously isn't worth the supplies used and the time it takes to get kc.

The value of these numbers are getting insignificantly bigger every post, lol. Let's bring it up a notch. 3^3=n n^n=m m^n=k (k^(m^(n^(3)))^n)=g My number: g^(3^(3^3)))

Considering Kc could ban me... Let's go with it... 10^(9^(8^(7^(6^(5^(4^(3^(2^10)))))))) = a lot

Does it fit? (let's try and go three pages without a penis and/or TWSS joke) There is a green door; slightly opaque with a tinge of lemon lime along the borders. Also, it smells of freshly ground mint leaves with a touch of extra homosexuality. ... But other than that, the green door is only permeable to words that follow an arbitrary rule set by the person who correctly guesses the arbitrary rule set by the person before him/her. In simpler words, the first rule will be set by me. Only words that meet this rule will be able to pass through the green door. Your job as the poster is to produce a list of words. I will then say if those words can pass through the door or not. For example: I just set a rule for what can pass through the door and what can't. A poster posts this: "Can apple, chair, tree, or keyboard pass through the door?" My answer would be, based on the rule I set: "Apple, chair, and tree can't. Keyboard can." One might guess that the rule is only words that are made up of two or more separate words can pass through the green door. This might or might not be the case. Given enough of these "test words," the first person to figure out the rule gets to set the next one. Now... Let's get it started. I'll start off with an easy rule. ... GO GO GO!!!

I could take on a Velociraptor... No problem. Edit @ person above me: No. You have the strength to hold its mouth down, yes, but you don't have the strength to keep the crocodile from thrashing you in the ground at 20 miles an hour. Also, I'd like to see you actually kill an alligator after closing down its said mouth.

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18002, because anything over nine thousand, times two, is just two times as absurd. Lol. I'll one up you an say 18003! (note, that is a factorial symbol, not an exclamation mark. I'm not relaying my ecstatic disposition towards this thread) ... Probably one-upped a few hundred trillion times too many... Or more

Many important issues lie unsolved in our flawless society – the war in Iraq, the economic depression, the environmental disaster, and gay marriages. Why, in our utopian society, should an evil such as the joining of two men or two women be permissible? Why, as a race of people with equal rights for all, have we not extirpated the sin that is so infamously labeled Gay? Can we truly be safe in the United States of America while this issues burns ever so brightly in all of its importance?:( Forget issues like potential nuclear warfare (terrorists have feelings too) or the melting of ice bergs (polar bears need to find a new home anyway) until real problems like gay marriages are solved. If this atrocity is left to go on, well, as a race of humans, we cannot survive. If these Gays are left to reproduce, their nonexistent babies of doom will rule over us with their imaginary malice of destruction. If these things continue to grow in the depths of our society, their nefarious intentions will swallow us whole and swarms of gay babies will eat everything else that might have so unfortunately survived “The Gay Gayocaust of Gays.” The history of gay people, more appropriately called “homos,” ranges back from when man and woman first came upon the once perfect earth. The mantle heaved, the trees uprooted, the dinosaurs went extinct, when gay people made their arrival onto our planet; even Pangaea, the God of Continents, reportedly exclaimed: “Oh hellz to da no” and split up into innumerable pieces. Once the gays reproduced and spread their corrupted dogma amongst the “straights,” all homophobia broke loose. As straights evolved, so did the gays. Historians believe that all major catastrophes are, in part, caused by the “homos.” The Kennedy assassination, for example, came about when Robert E. Lee (a prominent general of the Civil War) found a very gay time machine that had been teleported off from some very gay island (as it had a fantabulous designer magazine and preposterous amounts of beach sand on it) into his Virginian home. One fateful day, Lee whimsically frolicked off towards a field of pretty pink flowers (a few unreliable reports say he might have power-walked instead) to a shooting range and decided to take the mysterious time machine (for which he did not know the uses of) along with him to brag to Lincoln and his senate buddies. Lincoln, reportedly a gay, shot at the time machine, which ostentatiously erupted into a rainbow of colors and peace signs and sent the bullet into the heart of Kennedy’s chest – the trajectory of the bullet was later extrapolated to a lone building where a man had been sleeping to see his idol, the president, walk through the streets. Alas, it’s truly a pity that an imperative cause such as this will be washed down to the bottom of our list of problems along with other issues like whether cats really do fall on all fours or if groundhogs actually do go out to see their shadows to determine if summer has arrived or not. Any non-gay person with any form of common sense would agree that gay marriages are a leech that continues to sap at the veins of freedom that our country holds so very dearly. Do not worry though, good citizen, for I have a solution that will stop this menace and finally put at end to our miseries. My proposal is a straightforward one; hold all funding that is given out to develop cleaner fuels, work on internal improvements, and the war to help develop an “antigayotic” drug, which will be fatal to all possessing the “homoeroticus” gene. Until this goal is reached, absolutely everything must come to an abrupt halt, for can we really live on in constant fear of invisible babies and their fists of evil?

OMFG?! I thought that was only me!! A childhood filled with episodes of Ghost Busters and Indian horror movies have gotten to me... *breaks down in fear* Anyway, a few notable things that make me [cabbage] my pants are: black people. Lol, but no. It's actually Jews. ... Lol, once again, just teh jokes. I get freaked out when I'm about to go to sleep. I always have to have my closet closed and my windows locked/covered by blinds. I also have a habit of covering my face with my sheets or pillows when I go to sleep. Just the thought of having my face naked... Don't know, lol.

Sure, *getting* to Jad takes 2 hours (if you suck balls), but people aren't mentioning that you can actually LOG OUT whenever the hell you want to. It's really quite simple. Kill for 10 minutes, log out; kill for 20 minutes, log out; kill for 15 minutes, log out. Rinse and repeat. If you're not determined enough to play in 10 minute intervals and attempt to kill Jad at least 10 times, then you're not the player base Jagex was attempting to target with this update.

Nice rendering. Really simple, but it looks good. 7.5/10

Well, these finds aren't anything new. Amino acids and several other complex organic compounds have been found in meteorites before, but that doesn't really prove anything. Given enough circumstances (elements, liquid medium, energy), anything can be formed. Probability dictates that organic compounds would have to form sooner or later, with heavy emphasis on the former, since carbon is just such a versatile element that basically everything bonds to it. The problem with using this and extrapolating that creating life is just around the corner is that we don't have the faintest clue as to how organic compounds "get together" and form life. Sure, we could always label this magical assemblance of compounds as an emergent property of nature, but that doesn't explain anything. There isn't a single theory out there that explains how the materials in a living cell combine and then carry out functions that label said cells as living entities. All this means is that humans probably don't have the mental capacity to explain or even rationalize the process in which chemicals can form life, and I doubt we ever will. We might be able to replicate life in an enclosed environment, but explaining the emergent properties involved is probably akin to trying to explain the creation of time.

Nope. The reason we'd suck is because we have common sense. Instead of lashing out in rabid fury, we can plan decisive attacks that can be lethal if used in the correct circumstances. Brains over Brawns. A bear might be able to claw the [cabbage] out of us, but we can rupture its superior vena cava given an accurately placed fist to the throat. Going off of that, I could take on anything my weight, except something underwater or animals that weigh over a ton or so (that's just a [bleep]ing unfair...). Good luck getting close enough to punch it in the throat. Mimic the movements of the bear, dodge it, and then pummel the [cabbage] out of its throat before it can do the same to me with its claws.