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I'll enter to that Mr Wong category :) Sort of explorer-like outfit, but it's fairly simple to obtain and looks good imho.

Dropping the yoyo or any other non-tradeable holiday item doesn't mean you can't get them back. You'll still be able to retrieve them at Diangos. /ontopic I have a yo-yo too. \

I would like to have a set of guthan, for its healing properties. Verac would be a nice set to have aswell. For me, it's a tie between those two. :)

19, turning 20 at the end of April.

If I remember correctly, it was end of 2002 and I was level 65. Rune chain, rune legs, rune full helm, with antishield (ofcourse) and a rune long. Ended up using only 10 of the packed 20 lobs. Should have done it earlier though. Stupid scaredycat me :wall:

Fine idea and all, but wouldn't teleporting be cheaper. :?

Started mid 2002. Oh noes! I'm almost a pensioner. 57 years and 2 months.... hmm.. eh... where am I. Oh! Well... um... got to take my morning pills. Bye :-w

Dont laugh, but back in 2002, when I did the quest, I was actually scared of that big green firebreather (she was level 110 then). I killed her at level 65, wearing rune armor with chainbody and beat her with only having to eat 10 lobsters (mostly due to lag too). Melee seems to be the most foolproof way to slay her, although there are countless people who even fail at that :roll:

Uhm... might have been the time when I saw a level 100+ guy wearing gilded asking for directions to go to varrock (he was standing in the middle of falador)... ooookayyy... :lol:

2 reasons they do this actually: 1. They want a relationship online (dont ask why they dont go to chatrooms made for the purpose of dating) or just want a friend to talk to (why cant they just ask to be a friend, why all the way to bf/gf) :roll: 2. They want to suck you dry of items and then disappear. These types are usually seen walking around crowded cities and noobtown lumbridge. Never express sympathy to beggars. That'll just encourage them to beg more.

Most useful: mining or runecrafting. Without mining there wouldn't be ores to smith into bars to smith into armor to use in combat. Without runecrafting there would be alot less players with 99 magic. Plus all would rely on NPC shops to buy runes, like in old times. Most useless: firemaking. No point in that skill, apart from fulfilling a pyromaniac urge in yourself and burning a few shades for splitbark armor. 99 firemaking ftl

Item: having ALL trouble brewing flags and clothes; or having an untrimmed slayer cape. Non-item: no beggars in world 1 varrock. That would be tranquil :)

Do Keris' count? I hit a 59 on a kalphite guardian some time ago, but wasn't fast enough to take a screenshot. :( On a slayer task, wearing a black mask, rune defender, boots and barrows gloves, with super pot + pray and wielding a whip, hit a 37 on a werewolf a few times. 8-)

Haven't shot those birds in awhile. I think I managed to get the first hat though. Miserable, I know :P

1. Runecrafting - major money making. A 99 in that skill could power training all the other skills. 2.-8. All 7 combat skills - most of the game revolves around combat. 9. Fishing - fast source of food for those of us who want to be self-efficient. 10. Cooking - cant use the food if its not cooked.

Happy bday and godspeed with 99 fletching. =D>

Support! :thumbsup:

Yea, go for 85 smithing :P

I wonder if there's some kind of tribe-politics here on TIF... (a'la: "I dont know you, so I will stay clear from that PostReply button")... which prevents people from just adding a simple reply with 2 words 'Good' and 'luck' in it. :-k A well, good luck again. 1 hurdle down, now for the big hillclimb towards the pretty cyan cape :D

Either Lost City, Plague City or Druidic Ritual.

Thats a good technique when you have a sort-of empty bank to store all those foods in. Otherwise, too much of a hassle.

A good player in my eyes is someone who, generally speaking:... >> Is self-efficient to a certain extent (up to a maximum of 99 in all stats ofcourse, but the medium starts at lets say 50-60), also has advanced knowledge of the game, not having to ask directions every 10 seconds or so. >> Socializes well with players and can leave a positive image of themself whereever they go, but doesn't add another person to their friendlist as easily as the new players do, for a full list usually means zero privacy and can be very tiresome having to reply to every one of the 200 friends. >> Doesnt climb into verbal fights, when it isn't directly interfering with their own life; if a good friend is involved in that fight, doesn't overreact while trying to defend their buddy. >> Helps when he/she feels like its directly necessary, otherwise leaves a bit of advice. No point being a saint when everyone else around you are devils. >> Doesn't whine and cry continuously about how something went wrong, aka 'I got killed today, boohoo' but feels it is just a part of the game and moves on, trying to learn from the mistakes done.

The music of rs is pretty poor, I listen to my own mp3s

300 Well, what can I say... The movie starts at a fast pace, continuing that til the very end and to be honest, the endless action scenes and bloodbath (CGI blood though) were quite entertaining and kept me at the edge of my seat at all times. I don't want to write a review of this though. Overally, a good 9/10 for a rating (based on the movies I've seen this year) :P Wild Hogs A few weeks ago on a soggy Wednesday afternoon I was feeling dull and bored, wanted to check out a comedy that would entertain me enough to wipe a sad glint from my face. Went to see this movie. Man, I was literally laughing during the whole movie, the entire crowd at the theatre did. Now I've read mixed reviews about this movie, thank god I didn't read them before I went to see this movie. Some critics have no sense of humour at all. Ah well. Comedy of the year. 10/10 :D

I'm guessing #6 is from The Terminator (1984) Might be wrong though, but I recall that coat with the chain hanging over its shoulder...