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Last week I saw "Where the Wild Things Are" with a couple of friends. When I was a younger I never liked the book, so that might have prompted me not to like the movie. I just did not like the movie, for some reason. So, I just sat there eating popcorn :mellow: For the parts I did pay attention, I would give the movie a 4/10. This weekend I'm off to see "Paranormal Activity", though :lol: Which I am looking forward to. I love watching movies that make you jump, and I heard this movie was such a great one to see. My friend said she came out crying, which will probably be me. I'm still excited to see it though :)

Okay then! Thank you everyone for your advice. I guess the unanimous decision was to use an Abyssal familiar then :^_^:

I have to say. Heroes is one of my all time favorite shows. I have such a weird variety of shows that I enjoy watching. From The Vampire Diaries (Haven't missed an episode. Such a great show) to Naruto (I watch Naruto on Hulu all the time <3:). Not to mention I watch Desperate Housewives religiously. Heroes does have it's moments. Some days I just can't stand what happens in an episode and I just want to stop watching, and the next episode I don't think they could of done a better job. I'm in love with some of the new characters that they're starting to introduce, including Emma. She became one of my favorites, after falling in love with her character. The fact that she has a hearing impairment, and learns of this new, so called 'power', to me is just so amazing. I believe the show could go far with her, and I'm hoping she becomes a central character to the show. I'm just so excited for this season! :^_^: I might just have to always stand by the show, no matter what happens.

For awhile I also thought that using an Abyssal familiar would be a better familiar to use, too. Then I took into consideration that instead of banking three times, you're only banking twice. You also spend less time storing pure essence into your familiar. This gives you a advantage of the overall time it takes to bank, which you can see if there's another person using an abyssal familiar while you're using a terror bird. Then I also took into consideration that when using a terror bird you're making less essence each trip, about 20 some less astral runes. Then I'm back to being extremely confused #-o

Hello. Today I have a question for anyone who can answer. :^_^: My question is not a long one, rather a tricky one (for me apparently). When double runecrafting Astral runes at level 82, what is a better method, using a Terror Bird, or a Abyssal Lurker? I've tried both methods. When Runecrafting with a Terror Bird it seemed to go a lot faster, but then when using a Abyssal Lurker it seemed to bring in a lot more runes. I wasn't very good at calculating my results :unsure: I've asked many of my friends, none of which have been able to agree -.- . This is after I had searched the internet looking for the answer. I concluded I should just put the question out there in hopes of someone who is an actual experienced runecrafter. If anyone knows the answer, it'd be so great to have your feedback! Edit: I'd like to make sure everyone realizes what I mean when using a Terror Bird (I wasn't quite clear before :unsure: ). When I use a Terror Bird, I do not use it over the Abyssal Lurker, because of it's special that replenishes your energy level. I use it because when using a terror bird, the most common method, and most practical method, is to use three runecrafting pouches. This way you, quickly, fill your pouches with pure essence, then you withdraw more essence to fill your inventory. After this you run to altar, runecraft your pure essence, withdraw quickly from your pouches, then teleport. Then you repeat this whole process. This makes a trip much faster. Also, you use the terror bird, so occasionally when your Energy Levels become low, you withdraw scrolls and replenish your energy levels.