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The Runescape map is pretty much like Pokémon; any "special" areas (dungeons, areas you are teleported to, etc.) are just separate areas thrown in the blank spaces all over the map.

Using a cannon, summoning familiars, soul wars, and training on controlled will get you 99 slayer untrimmed. Multiple people have done it. 99 Summoning is just as hard if not harder to do actually.

Like, you get a small crush, or you pull a spare wedding ring out of your pocket?

I once put my iPod in the freezer. Surprisingly no damage was done. What did you think was going to happen to it?

Where exactly is this boneyard everyone keeps referring to? Where the old Clan Wars used to be, lvl 18ish Wilderness

But the series.....it just won't be the same.

I googled it and I was like GIRLS HAVE THOSE??@#%??4? and my life will never be the same

Where do you work?

I would recommended using a mud staff

Getting laid in a skirt would be a much better story.

I think everyone wants those guides

I was singing this to myself, until I realized the lyrics were off...I'm going to bed.

And nobody takes you serious for using it. Especially when you abuse it with color.

I had nearly 40 blackmarks. On each of my appeals I wrote a single period and submitted. Over half were accepted. I never had a mute or a ban occur.

If you want fast free bones, you can try the Corpse Mage room in the Catacombs. Not sure if this is a better alternative to boneyard (boneyard has big bones) but it's ok if you're too low leveled to survive the zombies.

Fair concern. Why? I can understand that it's not targeted at him, but why would watching a show make someone become lustful to the target audience? How would you react if you had a son and walked in on him playing with Barbies? Same thing. Sadly, it's true. Although I wish people didn't think like this, I can see why it would be a problem.

Cornell Notes in a nutshell They're not too bad to do. They're easier to write than regular notes, but they aren't as good for studying (assuming you actually study).

We also don't hear men saying chivalry is dead. When's the last time a woman pulled out your chair, dropped her jacket over a puddle, or opened a car door for us? [/sarcasm] *organizes Men's Rights Movement on TIF*

Yeah, I don't even think he held it for a month.

They'd be worth using on both, seeing as there is a bank to deposit by.

We can't really answer those without knowing a lot more about you. Best advice I can offer you is to talk to someone about it; parent's, good friends, etc.

I wish I could be that good of a student.

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I'd agree with the children on that one. It's her crayon, she should be able to take it back whenever. As you grow older, you start to be a bit more lenient when it comes to sharing, but I can understand a 4-5 year old being attached to their possessions, considering what little they really own.