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I see they change the camoflauge stuff. I put my pants on and was kinda surprised to see my behind...errrr.. the front of my behind really is camoflauged. It disappears! This is NOT a fake! Just enlarged a bit to show the detail of my cape showing through. Weird! LOL! :lol:

LOL! :lol: Fun find! I've been roll / gliding all over since reading this. Reminds me of sliding across the the kitchen in my socks. {{giggles}} Thank you for potsting it up.

I tried it with the zombie head by clicking the ring and then quicky right clicking the head. It won't pop out while I'm an egg. It simply unmorphes me and then does whatever I had clicked on. :?

Some minds must just think alike. :) Can't say as I've ever been to world 115. I'm always on either 22, 28, 41 or 46.

Got the marionette puppett from christmas? Grab it and your new egg ring.. this is cool... put egg ring and puppet side by side in inventory. Click egg ring and then the puppet real quick. You turn into egg and the marionette pops out in front of egg and dances. You change back to human as soon as it's done dancing.

Halberds I get. It's those Mjolnir that puzzle me. It's not a stick with a fancy pokey thing attached. It's Thor's hammer! :roll:

Ahh.. Like a lone wolf howling at the moon. Great theme! Everyone has their own style and since you say you did this quickly, I'd say not bad at all.

What's wrong with the top? Looks like a stopper to me. But it looks more like a perfume bottle with that type stopper than a potion. I always think of potions with a plain cork. But that's just me. You have the shading concept down. Keep at it. :)

It is a baby dragon. It's supposed to be cute. not a killer mega beast and it has horns. Perhaps you can show me a better 50 x 50 sleeping dragon? Man. You guys are tough. :P Thanks for the comments.

I dunno. I've seen odd lump looking things on the floors in RS, so that I get. {I've right clicked many times wondering if they were something. LOL!} The table, however.. is it supposed to be attached to the wall or did you forget back legs? Overall I think it's a nice job. I like it. I've seen better, I've done worse. Keep working as it looks like you have a pretty good grasp on the medium.

Very nice line work there. The outstreched arm is nicely done as well as the angle of the head. I too would like to see your end result.

Hoely pixels Batman!!! That was certainly worth the DL wait. At first i was thinking, eh..sooo..? and then LOL'd at the earth core hampster and then WOHA!!! Gandalf is awesome!!!! Thanks for sharing that.

How well I remember being new and scared of everything. LOL!

I made these tiny pixel bottles some time ago for a part of my grafx site and thought they mighty make fun lil av prayer potions. I started with redemption just because I liked the heart. If you like it, feel free to use it.

Older? Who's calling who, older? We are the gaming generation! I cut my teeth on Pong, ColecoVision and Atari. I was fascinated when I learned to make the christmas tree with twinkeling lights on my very first computer back in 19..err..nevermind. I ignored quite a few homework assignments to play Donkey Kong and Centipede at the arcade for hours on end. Nintendo and Sega were fascinating. Those great grafx! :lol: And how much better the Nintendo 64 was. Oooo. The handheld Sega was da Bomb! Just because a game is played on a screen doen't mean you are always alone. My son, husband and I play Halo together in the great room. My son plays RS on a laptop in the same room with me. I've always played video games with my kids. They think it's great. Almost every adult I know plays games of one kind or another. It something one never outgrows. It's the reason younger people have these kinds of games to begin with. If not playing games, what exactly should we be doing? Your laundry, perhaps? ROFLOL!

... and fighting with this all week. :x

What i'm always doing as of late. guess!

oops. Sorry. Didn't see webs post.

pixelation has nothing to do with it. It just obviously fake. 2 quicky screen shots of my bank saved at differnt dpi. The first one at 10, the other at 57. ouch

That was alot of fun! The train seemed to go on forever! I kept trying to stay in single file and thus often became the caboose. :lol: The drop party in Edge was a sweet surprise. Thank You!!

where'd everyone go??? :cry:

Nah. I read about the IRS taxing virtual items from a site called "fark" of all places. LOL! Some guy sold a World Of Warcraft, Space Station for something like a hundred thousand, on ebay. The IRS took notice, of course.

Not condecending at all. Thank you for at least finding humor in my post. Real life is indeed serious. Savings, however, are used for many things that do not always hold such high priorities as home and safety. Quite simply, when my Runescape character loses Runescape gold and Runescape items he is never in any danger of losing his house, his job, his wife and his children and never does he have to go through his little virtual life facing the danger of virtual hunger pangs and little virtual debt collectors. Nor does he contemplate virtual suicide (unless you count the free teleport to Lumbridge) because of his losses. No, those are things that only real people face in the real world, when they become victims of real crime. I hope that helps clear things up. Obviously we are looking at this from entirely different sides of the same coin. My analogy was perhaps a bit too general purpose for my point. Of course RS is just a game. Entertainment. Nothing more. But the lines between real and not real are {pardon the pun} virtual shades of gray in this technological world. You save your real time earned, real money for a spiffy MP3 player. I save my real time earned, virtual money for a dragon skirt. Should I feel any less cheated or angry if I get scammed out of my skirt than if someone stole your MP3 player? Time is money. There is no virtual time. Following this, is there no virtual money? A ponderment indeed. :lol: {I'll not go into quantum physics here} I believe people that will cheat in a game will, given oportunity, cheat in the real world. This being said, with the propensity of greedy cheaters in the game, isn't that a bit scary?

Let's try this little "experiment", shalle we. Just humor me for a few virtual seconds. :lol: You go to your real life job and do what you must to put some cash in your bank. You use direct deposit. You save and save for something. Let's say stock in a new Italian microprocessing company. The day comes when you have all the money for some shares. You excange your U$ money in the bank for the Italian Lyra. All done via electronic exchange. Just so many bits byts and pixels. You've never actually _seen_ any of that money. You buy your shares of stock. Again, all through computer transaction. You've never seen an actual bank note or paper. The company turns out to be a fake. Or maybe even real but not doing as well as you were led to believe. You lose your investment. Well, by golly.. no one was hurt. It was really just virtual money anyway. Right? No biggie. Just go make some more money..lesson learned. Forgive me for sounding like Runesacpe is really real. However, in the virtual game world, how is real people, using real time to make RS gold really all that different than the same thing dealing with real foreign exchanges by computer? Ah.. other than the obvious. In RL, people are breaking all kinds of laws and are subject to real life jail time. Whilst in the virtual world of Runescape, people are only breaking a little rule and probably nothing will happen. Side note... did you know that if you do sell virtual items from games like Runescape or World of Warcraft for real money, {rule breaking aside} it is considered income and taxable by the IRS? And you thought it was 'just a game" :shock:

How about not paying attention to your hp and getting killed by a cow? duh is me :oops: