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Somehow I do not feel the sadness you were trying to portray in the picture itself, but it is done flawlessly nonetheless. Very well done.

Why not AMD instead of Intel?

1.7 trillion I believe :)

Some of the comedians I enjoy listening to are Brian Regan, Chris Rock, and Dane Cook. It's funny that I enjoy Regan and Rock when they are so completely different; Regan being arguably the cleanest comic out there while Rock is most likely one of the foulest :P

Buying a Steel Dragon to protect the dungeon chest costs 10 million geepee, so I would have to say that's the priciest item. But it's a good drain from the current economy :)

Ahh, both of those, how could I forget? Both unbelievable stories. The Green Mile makes me cry every time I watch it.

Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not watching you, haha.

Everyone has pretty much covered the arguments why NOT to do this, but I'll just sum up my feelings on the issue. First of all, it would confuse people, they would get the impression that they are Jagex staff seeing as how people even think player mods are Jagex staff leaving room for the players to abuse this power. Another point to think about is, do these top three (now four with Uloveme) actually want more attention in-game? I would think they want less attention since they can't even walk into a bank without being stormed by players. Finally, this would cause too much work for Jagex because players will flood them with messages to get their own crowns and speciality items. I don't think they want more work:P

Them and Donnie Darko. I'm highly tempted to include American History X in my list, but I'm not too sure on it. Didn't exactly have adverse effects on my life.. You don't think The Matrix blew your mind, at least a little? I never thought that the world could actually be like that, making us seem like pawns in a larger game of life. Made me feel terribly insignificant.

Donnie Darko really confused me the first time I watched it, and watching it again did not really help, haha. It kinda blows your mind, that's the only way to describe it, but I love it :) Other mind-blowers, for me, include: - Requiem for a Dream - Fight Club - The Matrix - The Butterfly Effect - A Clockwork Orange I'm sure there's more I just can't think of them right now. :P

Ltangel. I remember her 99 crafting party at Juliet's house ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Ã

I've noticed that the farther away the world is from where you're living, the laggier it gets. It wasn't like this for me before, but now I seem to be having trouble on the European servers, whereas the American servers work just fine for me. May be just me but take that into consideration.

You copy and paste the ENTIRE line into your browser and it works just fine for me.

Nice list, Furious. I thought I would add my own high score pictures which I saved a few years back. Not as accurate as yours, but it goes to show who was on top of what skill back then :) All of these are from August 3rd, 2003. Overall The rest I will post as links since they're all pretty big and uncropped :P [Edit] I've made all the links pictures since people can't seem to get to copy/paste the entire line into the browser. Fighting: Herblaw: Crafting: Smithing:

I was quite disappointed with this one. Yes, the graphics and fight scenes were superb as always, I just thought it went terribly slow. I love the development of characters and plot, but I thought it was too much at this point (it's the third movie, those who see it will most likely have seen the other two). I thought this plot/character development inhibited room for more action scenes which could have had a much better effect on the audience. However, it was not as predictable as I had thought it to be at first. There were a lot of twists and turns you did not see coming, so I did enjoy that aspect of it. All-in-all, it was an enjoyable movie but fell short when compared to the other two.

I may go tonight with a few friends to the midnight showing :) Should be a good one (I hope!) :D

Yeah, but you must consider, how often will you truly get a Magic Seed in a nest? It's that seed which kinda boosted your profit but others may not be as lucky :(

To further your 'immature' argument, I remember I was watching a show once which said that teen brains are not yet properly developed as adult brains are. In fact, it isn't until the age of 18-21 that the brain becomes 'fully' developed, according to the study. I know that over 25 states have banned the death penality when a juvenile (under 18 years of age) is involved. A quick search on Google lead me to that article which is actually pretty interesting. I suggest you read over it, it should shed some light on the issue and raise a lot of good points for your debate. Good luck.

A quick search on Google and I came up with this: http://www.phpbbhacks.com/download/2260 Dunno if it's safe or reliable, but thought I would point it out 8-)

She did very well.

Yeah, it's funny how it also says that your "Joined: 09 Mar 2006" and yet you've been here over a year supporting Tip, eh? I hope this incident gave you an excuse to tell other people how you got 'hacked' except it was probably due to your own carelessness and not at all the forums' fault. Thanks for trying though :D

http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=458638 Read the entirely, you will see it states that signatures were disabled for a short while :)

In Arizona we have the same sort of thing called the AIMS which is pretty easy. I support it fully because it is, first of all, not a difficult test at all to pass. In Arizona, as far as I know, when you go to middle school (7th & 8th grade) teachers are required to pass you onto the high school level no matter what your grades were or what you have done. However, in high school, they do not want that same "easy pass" for students and, thus, the exit exam was created to "weed out" the ones who truly do not care to learn anything at all. The test itself is first taken as a Sophomore and has a Reading, Writing and Mathematical section (Science section soon to be added) which include pretty simple Freshman/Sophomore concepts. If you fail it the first time you can take it again and again throughout the next two years (it is offered twice or three times per year) and they even offer tutors to help you pass. The test also offers a good scholarship here in Arizona which, if applicable, can cover your tuition for all four years to an in-state university. Comparing the education here to other countries seems kinda shameful. Other countries have much tougher exit exams such as France where you have le bac which pretty much determines whether you will go on to have a career and what you will study in the years to come. It's a huge test which students prepare the entire year for.

I agree completely, but Jagex has not, as far as I know, taken a stance on luring. If you try to lure a player from non-wild into the wild and kill them it is still not item scamming because the player was warned when entering with a HUGE notice. When a player is lured into a multi-zone and awaiting is an entire team of players to kill the person, it is still not item scamming since the player willingly followed and wound up in the location. In the past it has been discussed whether luring is ethical and this is where opinions mix. Many view it as being completely fine, while others find it despicable and immoral to do to another player. I see it that players are perfectly capable of making an informed decision when entering the wilderness that they may die in whatever sense, and luring is widely known now, so it's not like in the old days when it was entirely new and no one knew how to deal with it. I totally understand how this may be conceived as item scamming and I agree that it should be, but Jagex has not taken a stand against it and it is not officially against the rules.

http://tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2quest_id=66