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6.5/10 not sure about the pic :/ i know mines crap.

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You become shoop da woop * Presses button shaped like a face

I skimmed it :) TPUM doesn't do martial arts (Ftw)

I take 50 pounds (money) off you and never give it back to you. I wish no one corrupts my wish :)

Nice guide! I have a few corrections Dragon boots > Rune boots > Climbing boots > Addy boots Also, if you have a bullseye lantern, you don't need a tinderbox, because it will never go out, unless you click it. Once you have mined the rubble out of the 2 holes, you don't need a pickaxe again.

The last quest like this was a pain, this one is too... It's boring and you get like 500 exp as a rewead..

O_o you have a lot of patience. Nice one.

You can keep it if you've already bought it, but they're not allowed to sell new copies.

I'm pretty sure that they'll appeal it and do whatever they can to be able to sell it. But TBH, Microsoft has fined so many times, I'm surprised they've not gone bust. Sa121, it'd be great to see what your dad says. Agreed kenshinjapan.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/m ... in-US.html " A Texan court has granted an injunction against Microsoft, preventing it from selling copies of Word, its word-processing software. " What do you think?

seems like the coder forgot to make them the same. if you can be bothered, do a bug report and either link to the pic or type it out.

When people say lock the person up, why wouldn't you? In all honesty, what are the chances that the person who's actively tortured a person for over a year could be successfully rehabilitated to never have those impulses again? Very very slim, I'd imagine. But I do believe that you should give people human rights. Just because a person kills another person, why should they be declared less than a human? A big portion of murders aren't the horrible deaths that we hear about. They're likely people who 'just tried' (relatively speaking) to rob someone, or perhaps shot someone in a 'heat of the passion', not tortured a child to death. These people will likely be able to be rehabilitated. There's many former gangsters, killers, robbers, who've realised the mistakes in life they've made and repent and try to become functioning members of society. That's a good point, if that woman has another baby, chances are it'll end up like the others, neglected.

Torture (i.e. beating, burning waterboarding) is illegal in the US and England I guess as well. I've said before, in the U.S., they wouldn't get life or the death penalty. They'd get nice big sentences, probably die of old age in prison or the like, but in US law what they did is 1st degree murder, maybe with some other technicality piggy backed onto it. Assuming a US court (I know it's not...) it'd be around 30-35 apiece or more. If there was a ringleader, life or death for him and then less for the others. They've all got life sentences, but have rediculously short minimum sentences. About water boarding: It's illegal in the US, but that doesn't stop the CIA, does it? 12 years is ridiculously short for one twisted murder? I think it's short but not wildy and crazy out there. As for the second thing, I'm okay with torture if they're terrorists who pose a large threat to our country. You've been going on about human rights, but now your saying its ok to infringe them? It wouldn't be so bad, it would still be bad, if the government actually had any evidence whatsoever.. but anyway, back ontopic

Torture (i.e. beating, burning waterboarding) is illegal in the US and England I guess as well. I've said before, in the U.S., they wouldn't get life or the death penalty. They'd get nice big sentences, probably die of old age in prison or the like, but in US law what they did is 1st degree murder, maybe with some other technicality piggy backed onto it. Assuming a US court (I know it's not...) it'd be around 30-35 apiece or more. If there was a ringleader, life or death for him and then less for the others. They've all got life sentences, but have rediculously short minimum sentences. About water boarding: It's illegal in the US, but that doesn't stop the CIA, does it? 12 years is ridiculously short for one twisted murder? I think it's short but not wildy and crazy out there. As for the second thing, I'm okay with torture if they're terrorists who pose a large threat to our country. You've been going on about human rights, but now your saying its ok to infringe them? It wouldn't be so bad, it would still be bad, if the government actually had any evidence whatsoever.. but anyway, back ontopic

Torture (i.e. beating, burning waterboarding) is illegal in the US and England I guess as well. I've said before, in the U.S., they wouldn't get life or the death penalty. They'd get nice big sentences, probably die of old age in prison or the like, but in US law what they did is 1st degree murder, maybe with some other technicality piggy backed onto it. Assuming a US court (I know it's not...) it'd be around 30-35 apiece or more. If there was a ringleader, life or death for him and then less for the others. They've all got life sentences, but have rediculously short minimum sentences. About water boarding: It's illegal in the US, but that doesn't stop the CIA, does it?

I think the quest list needs re-vamping. Currently, we have easy, medium and hard quests. In some cases, there are massive differences between the level of difficulty in each of these 3 areas. Some easy quests are incredibly easy, so they should maybe go under 'Beginner'. And also maybe we should have a category above hard, so Beginner, Easy, Medium, Hard, ???. Also, some quests may be Easy, but be incredibly long. That's why I propose that there is a separate column in the quests DB with the length of time. It could either be rated out of 5, such as 1/5, 2/5 3/5 etc. and could maybe be represented in a picture. Or, continuing with the text format of the difficulty, maybe it could be Very short, short, medium, long, very long. Comments?

Again, you're repeating the cliche of every thing everyone has said in every threat like this. Also, they wouldn't be rotting in prison if they're in the general population. They'd probably be stabbed or choked or some form of death. Gah. /rant Completely agree with that. Just stick them in solitary for the rest of their lives. No one to talk to, not even seeing the guards.. It's ridiculous how they're only getting 3 years. And also, please, don't turn this into a flame war.

thanks. i probably will get bored.. but i really want to have enough monies for 99 con and an amazing house.

delete please

It's evil to kill a child but everyone wants to let people out of Guantanamo who as terrorists may have conspired to kill THOUSANDS. not trying to go off topic, but Guantanamo was a terrible place where the US locked up people for the safety of the US with no regard to human rights or international law, and held people there for years without trial. And this is somehow different than torturing these three people to death for torturing a child to death? Yeah, I'm done with this thread. I agree it would probably be suitable punishment, especially as they seemed to enjoy torturing him.. But everyone is arguing about they should be killed/tortured. They should just remain in prison and not drain a million quid a year, especially in the current economic times.

It's evil to kill a child but everyone wants to let people out of Guantanamo who as terrorists may have conspired to kill THOUSANDS. not trying to go off topic, but Guantanamo was a terrible place where the US locked up people for the safety of the US with no regard to human rights or international law, and held people there for years without trial. It's different killing a 17 year old baby slowly after torturing him, and being killed by terrorists. Lets not get offtopic

I don't think they should be tortured, its just ridiculous that they be released in 3 years and we have to pay 1million pounds a year for their safety. Their safe in prison and deserve to be there.

this is in england, not the US. we don't have the death penalty.

That wouldnt nearly do justice. My personal sentence: Tortured in the same ways, but kept alive as long as possible. Wow, why don't we just go back to an eye for an eye? Criminals have human rights too... mhmm as soon as i posted that i thought 'thats a bit over the top someone will comment'