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I like my men like I like trolls. I don't like men. Guitars

10/10 except for the quote. I just get severely annoyed with those kinds of jokes. 5.5/10 for you.

Unknown to me. Sorry. 0/10

If you are unto strategy games, Age of Empires II has a quite good multiplayer game, you might like it.

The best training food out there, if and only if you make them yourself, are pineapple pizzas. With the RFD chest they're quite easy to make, and they heal 22 HP per inventory spot.

Level 20 atm. I normally go through the levels quite fast (especially between 10 and 19), until I get stuck. I'm currently working on this one, it seems quite straightforward.

I'm not trying to mean anything by it, but reading this two quotes together gives me a weird feeling about highlanders. :XD: Lol! XD I do read slash fanfictions from time to time, along with the normal fanfiction. But I don't write any, why write when other people do it for you? :P Thought so. Nothing wrong about it, by the way. : I just have finished the books, and I really hadn't thought of the love life of Dumbledore, mostly because you never learn anything about his times after Grindelwald and before Hogwarts. Even so, I'm pretty sure Rowling isn't advertising, nor did she try to state that in the books. Most probably it's the best way to avoid talking about any potential Mrs. Dumbledore.

Just a question to everyone that said that it doesn't matter now that all the books are out? What would have changed if she had told this, let's say, after the fourth book was out? I'm not trying to mean anything by it, but reading this two quotes together gives me a weird feeling about highlanders. :XD:

This would be my advice for you. 1918 eye of newts. Sell them. 25 swordfish. Use them up. Addy skirt. Already getting rid of it in November. Amulet of accuracy. No actual use for it, the amulet of power is better. If you needed one later, you can buy it easily. 2 str ammys. You can't use the strength amulet and the power amulet at the same time, and the power one is better for training. Sell both strength ones. Yin yang ammy. No use, easy to replace (100gp). Drop, Bodys. Cast failed curse with them. Cosmic. Sell them. Maze and brass keys. The maze key isn't retrievable for a f2p. You might want to keep it, although there is no reason to go there afterwards. Blurite sword. Weirdly enough, I'd keep this. OoC suit. Get rid of it unless you are an active member of the OoC. Zammy wine is for sale... Well, try to sell them.

Some time ago I asked for help on Dream Mentor as well. This is what Celestrana wrote: Tip.it's Contact! guide suffices. If you can do Dream Mentor, Contact! will be easy.

The possible respawn points are Falador, Camelot and Lumbridge. Rings of life will take you there when activated. Your Home Teleport depends, however, on your Magic Spellbook, and not on your respawn point. It's Edgeville for Ancients, Lunar Isle for Lunars and Lumbridge for Normals (even if your respawn point is in Falador, for example).

You can speak to Turael in Burthorpe and ask him for a new assignment. As long as your current assignment isn't something he would assign himself, he'll change your assignment, even if you're half-way through it.

Nah, I just realised I just told you: "look, 1+1 is not equal 2... 1+1=2!". Forget this.

Face it. I'm the only one playing this, and I have to actual reason to post atm. All I can say is that level 19 was sweet. One of the bests I've played.

I'd have to admit it, it's quite boring to read. Try to write it using shorter sentences, shorter paragraphs. Use parataxes instead of hypotaxes. You might as well try to write it this way: [*:21i2rc4u]In points. [*:21i2rc4u]Because it's easier to read. [*:21i2rc4u]It's easier to get your point across. [*:21i2rc4u]It's less boring. Hmmkay? Oh, by the way, the content itself was actually bright. Too bad that (most) of the readers won't need it, and the people who need it won't read it. Worth the try, anyway, I guess.

It seems that the image is a fake. Anything real is better than fakes. This is real.

I wouldn't really think that my parents would approve of me watching a video of a guy dancing in a thong, so I'm trying to resist the urge to see it at the moment. =P~ Thinking about this?

Would it be ok coming from an American (as in someone living in America, not the U.S.) attending a German School?

So, if you were to "choose" between one of them, you'd have to see which benefits outweigh the other. (e.g. Is it better to control inflation or unemployment?) Therein lies the debate.

Just to continue with the same question, how many spaces do members have?

Well, it's obvious people aren't going to get convinced by a few internet blokes telling "Homosexuality is wrong" or "Socialism is the best economical system" or "Atheism is immoral". Such debates will always be held in vain, at least in these circles. But so is life, isn't it? People will always tend to be stubborn, and even the most open minded ones will argue: "yeah, I see your point, and it might be right, but... However, what would OT be without the debating, without people defending their views come hell or high water?

Okay, we get it, you think capitalism has flaws (though your logic that at least one person involved in each trade has to suffer is quite risible, considering that the trading of goods and services itself is what gets people the money to survive and live healthy lives). Yet, in comparison to other economic systems, capitalism has time and time again been shown to be the best method. Honestly, what are you arguing? Do you have a better idea than capitalism, and if so can you defend it rather than attack? Or are you trying to argue that everything has to be perfect, that everyone has to live perfectly equally, with no realistic idea of how to bring about this utopia? I had seen this coming. :lol: Ginger, Indy and me turned this into a Capitalism vs. Socialism thread. However, one could argue that Socialism isn't perfect, but Capitalism isn't either. Thus revoking this argument:

You'll do fine, although you might be using lots of food. I would keep the task, though, Trolls are great exp.

Um, yes? If the farmers feel they are being treated unfairly, they don't have to sell to the companies anymore. If all the farmers did that, then the companies wouldn't have any sugar to buy, and would have to pay more or go out of business. If the sugar cane farmers didn't sell their products to companies that transformed the raw product into finished sugar, they'd starve (though they'd have a lot of sugar cane). Also, remember that if they demand higher prices, the sugar producing company might simply start buying from another country. Maybe in one without minimum wage, without social security.

Yeah, that's the first line in Wikipedia. You contradicted yourself right after that. Electricity is a means of production, it being partially controlled by the state is not capitalist. Any sort of welfare is not capitalist. Any sort of controls on the market are not capitalist (capitalist doesn't necessarily equal a perfect market). A military, police force, and judicial system would be the only government institutions in a capitalist market, and some would even argue that they don't belong. The only action the government would take in regards to the market are the enforcement of contracts. The example with electricity was an example of a non-capitalist service. i actually had no idea that I was exactly telling how the system was in the U.S. Now I understand your point. You are putting "capitalist" as an extreme term, so you're saying that all economical systems in the world fall between socialist and capitalist. If it's that way, I agree with you, seeing that a real, stateless communist country hasn't ever existed.