Hobgoblin11

Lvel 3 Clue - 92 Dragon drop - still waiting Million Gp - 45 or so D left half - bought or dropped? Bought one when i was level 105, never had one dropped.

You do realise I was confering with the consensus that he was killed? I said it was as likely as me using the word 'smeg' in a sentence, and seeing as I use the word all the smegging time, I thought it was pretty obvious. #-o I know that, I was just informing you that it is now even more of a probability now that the police say he was killed, and adding more evidence to the case that he was murdered rather than it being an accident.

When you take furs to the fancy dress shop owner, you need the correct fur to make the camo that you want. You can make different camo sets from the different furs that you get, so there are 4 different Kebbit furs, therefore 4 different colours of camo made from kebbit fur are available. Only the fur you get from that area will help you catching the creatures in that area. Also, if you get the camo made from larupia I think it will only help you when catching larupias, not kebbits, and vice versa. I may be wrong, but this is generally what I have found

I know it's probably not the time or the place to say this, but watching the news they had a shot of him before he was poisoned, and he had hair. He looked completely different before he was poisoned, and in my opinion, he looked much more like a Russian spy without any hair. Sorry, just had to point this out. On a more serious note, this is extremely worring. What did he know that made someone want him dead? We don't know for sure yet, but it was most likely the Russian government that wanted him dead, but why? Oh, and Bubsa, it has nowbeen changed status to a murder investigation. Polonium 210 is not a chemical you can just dig out of the ground, it can either be made by inerting Bismuth (Bi 209) into a nuclear reactor, or by extracting the immensely small quantity of it that exists in Uranium ores. It is also an alpha emitter, which means that it has high powers of ionisation, but only over ver small ranges. This means that you basically have to ingest it for it to hurt you. Now you tell me how else you could manage to get this extremely rare chemical inside you, short of someone placing it in your food/drink/whatever. I feel also for the staff that treated him, as they may now be at risk from radiation poisoning, something which they were not aware of until very late on.

Ditto that. Playing in Higher detail does not significantly improve my game play, so I don't bother.

The secret santa last year was an unmitigated disaster. There was a considerable number of people who were simply in it for profit, and not giving. That is to say, the added the person they were supposed to be giving a present to to their ignore list, and accepted their gift from their secret santa. There was a hell of a lot of complaining about this, and so it will almost definitely not be run this year. If it is there will be a lot of changes to it.

:shock: Whith all the Pink Floyd fans here I was sure these were gunna be snapped up!? Whats going on fellers?

Yes, I'm sure that going to the yellow pages, picking out the first counsellor, Dr. A. Andrews, ringing them up and pouring out your deepest darkest secrets and woes to a complete stranger is th first thing that occurs to a manically depressed, suicidal person who feels that they have nothing left to live for in the world :roll: Yeah, basically. Although, I would advise a school counselor. I mean isn't that what they're for? :uhh: I give up. It is clearly impossible to persuade you to compromise at all on this matter, or to show any kind of sensitivity. Goodnight.

Given: ~q. If you don't know how proofs work don't argue with them :P . Okay, I'm done people :lol: . :shock: I got told! I don't understand your notation, thats where I'm gettin confused!

The vital flaw being that you say 'No-one is Omniscient' and then 'You are omniscient' :lol: We digress!!!

Wow, I've seen Tom as well! Saw him at Pest control, its the kind of name you don't forget! Level 121 I think, when I saw him. My favourite though, was one that i saw recently, within the last week: Mugwhump. Lol, I think its just awesome! I asked him where it was from and he said that he had been told it is some mathematical term, but either someone has been having him on, or he was trying to fool me, cus I know for sure it aint no mathematical term! You can't be positive. A lot of mathmatical terms use phrases/words like that. Soooo what does it mean then Mr. Smarty Pants? In politics it is someone who remains non-commital, but that is spelt Mugwump, and his name was Mugwhump, with a 'h'.

Dya wanna explain it a bit more? Is it that insane sport where you sit on like, tea trays and launch yourself across a saturated rubber sheet? if it is, i saw a video of that last night on the telly, only it was someone doing it to their adog, and the dog ended up sliding straight off the end and into the swimming pool :lol: Man that was funny!!

Anyone know how dangerous it would be to try and skydive into that small field, what with all the trees around it? Not to mention that it is right next to a road and you need a substantial distance to run horizontal to the ground before you touch down if you are to do it safely...but hey, what do I know, I've only been skydiving two or three times, I'm just a novice compared to you lot! :P It's not a parachutist...

Yes, I'm sure that going to the yellow pages, picking out the first counsellor, Dr. A. Andrews, ringing them up and pouring out your deepest darkest secrets and woes to a complete stranger is th first thing that occurs to a manically depressed, suicidal person who feels that they have nothing left to live for in the world :roll:

Wow, I've seen Tom as well! Saw him at Pest control, its the kind of name you don't forget! Level 121 I think, when I saw him. My favourite though, was one that i saw recently, within the last week: Mugwhump. Lol, I think its just awesome! I asked him where it was from and he said that he had been told it is some mathematical term, but either someone has been having him on, or he was trying to fool me, cus I know for sure it aint no mathematical term!

[garden tool] [garden tool] [garden tool]!! It's Santa, but this year he took out some insurance against those pesky guard dogs :twisted:

I'll race yer! Im going for exactly the same, with almost the same level. Im level 83 as of now, so you have a bit of catching up to do, but competition is always good!

Whilst everyone is entitled to their opinions, you three clearly do not know the first thing about the mindset of someone who commits suicide. It is not just the feeling of wanting to be free, or of sadness, it is the feeling of being completely trapped and not being able to talk to anybody about your problems. Most suicides occur in men, and most ofthose in young men. This is because young men are the worst at communicating and discussing their problems. They bottle it up until they cannot cope. It is not a matter of being weak, or cowardly or selfish, it is a matter of sheer desperation, something which I doubt you, or many people have experienced. People used to be prosecuted if they tried to commit suicide and failed, because it was seen as a sin and something that the person ought to be made to pay for. Nowadays the human mind is understood better and physcologists have realised that these people need help, not punishing more. Can't you three take the same view?

Hmm, I live in Nottingham and whilst we don't have congestion charges here at the moment, they are talking about introducing them. I think as regards the environment, it is a fantastic idea. From a personal point of view, it aint good because my parents drive a Ford Galaxy, but maybe it will make them consider a more sensible car. The reason my Mum drives a Galaxy is because it has 7 seats and lots of space to fit shopping into (We eat a lot :-P Not overweight, just eat a lot!) Now, I have tried to make her see sense and show her that you can fit lots of shopping in a normal car, a Mondeo or something like that, but she's having none of it. Also, we very occassionally need to transport 7 people. On occassions like this there is no other option but to have a 7-seater car. It is these very few and far between situations that made her get it. My real peeve though, is proper 4x 4 drivers, the kind that only actually hae 5 seats but are built like trucks nonetheless. Such people always seem to feel the need to park it off-road, even when there is a perfectly good parkin space next to the tiny bit of grass they have parked on! For crying out loud, all you people who buy an off-roader, actually go off-road with it properly, into the countryside, take it up a mountain, whatever, but don't try to get your offroad kicks by parking on the tiny smidgen of grass in that inner city car park, especially when the car park is half empty!! My little rant over with :P

Nope, you just found a bit where the two images have been stitched together badly.

Neither of those photos take from the ground relate to the position that the flying car is on the satellite view. there is a road in one and a path in the other, neither of which are in the correct position in ralation to the trees and where the car should be.

Step 5 I now have 2 CD's! After a long stale-mate, not beoing able to shift the game-boy, 'Clintonsanoob' has traded me these 2 CD's for the Gameboy. One of them is a sealed and still priced copy of Dark Side of the Moon, by Pink Floyd. This is an American copy, so it is still priced in dollars. Any Pink Floyd fans out there will surely know that this album contains some absolutely awesome tracks, such as Breathe, The Great Gig in the Sky, Money, Us and Them, and Time. Arguably Pink Floyd's best album of all time, this is a must-have for any true Pink Floyd fan. The second CD is Stadium Arcadium by Red Hot Chili Peppers. Whilst this is not still wrapped, it contains the CD case with the insert, and both CD's. Dani California and Snow, RHCP's latest 2 singles to be released both come from this album. It is their newest album out, it has 28 tracks and is an absolute cracker. I would rather keep these 2 CD's together, but if your offer is good enough I will split them if you wish. Next person to trade please!!!

You owe me a mars bar: Given an angle CAB draw a circle with centre A so that AC and AB are radii of the circle. From C draw a line to cut the line (not segment) BA produced at E. Have this line cut the circle at F and have the property that EF is equal to the radius of the circle. This can be done in a mechanical way by marking a length equal to the radius of the circle on the ruler and moving it keeping one mark on BA produced and having the second mark on the circle. Move the ruler keeping one mark on the line and the other on the circle until the ruler passes through C. Then the line EC is constructed. Finally draw from A the radius AX of the circle with AX parallel to EC. Then AX trisects angle CAB. Message me on here for my address... Wikipedia? Could you draw me that so that I can follow it exactly - it's early and my brain hurts!

11 posts? Nope, can't say I've seen you much!

I didn't say that the theorem was not correct :? I said that it is not a new theorem because it is made up of two other basic theorems, ad then went on to add to your proof using a differing method to your own. I don't quite know what you are on about with the terminology as we don't use those terms in England. Also, due to the phrasing of your past I can't quite figure out if you are being intentionally insulting, or whether it is just an unfortunate by-product of your determination to prove me wrong. If it is intentional, then trousers down to you, if it is not, then accept my apologies for the hostile nature of this post!