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Actually, we were both talking about this prior to posting. And together decided to post. So, no he didn't copy this noob. Cool, you fooled some Tip.Iter's but you end up looking like the fool. Lol. I didn't mean that as a joke btw. Feel free to leave any time.

Well, that's the blood rune tower. That particular tower has a pick lock on the door, if I'm not mistaken. That said pick lock has a thieving level of 46 needed to open it. And yet you have 1 thieving, and are in there. Isn't that odd. The following is a picture of the Blood Rune tower, taken from Tip.It's Dungeon Maps. This is your friends picture of you and him. I know I'm not imagining the similarities! This is taken from the Tip.It Thieving Guide. Found here 46 being the level requiered to enter the tower, and 37.5 being the experience you gain. Now, I'm just wondering. How did you manage to get in there with 1 Thieving?

Hahah, yeah. I'm a total noob there though...

Gotta agree, arguing with them is such a waste of time. If you want to stereotype, go for it. You'll be the ones that look like fools.

4real? Hahahhah. Names with numbers, imagine the possibilities. Nick1453? Yeah, no thanks.

Actually, you're wrong. To think that one single song or band started the entire Straight Edge movement is obscured. Hardcore branched off of punk, and back then the majority of the punk bands were heavy drinkers and drug addicts. When hardcore branched off of punk, a few bands decided that they didn't want to do drugs and drink and made it public that they didn't and after a long time this turned into Straight Edge. The song you're talking about is a song called Straight Edge by Minor Threat, and therefore hence the name. [hide=Minor Threat-Straight Edge]I'm a person just like you But I've got better things to do Than sit around and **** my head Hang out with the living dead Snort white **** up my nose Pass out at the shows I don't even think about speed That's something I just don't need I've got the straight edge I'm a person just like you But I've got better things to do Than sit around and smoke dope 'Cause I know I can cope Laugh at the thought of eating ludes Laugh at the thought of sniffing glue Always gonna keep in touch Never want to use a crutch I've got the straight edge I've got the straight edge I've got the straight edge I've got the straight edge[/hide] And your second sentence, I have no idea what you're talking about...

Obviously a lie. :D Nice bank and stats man. You've got all you need.

Yeah, Straight Edge Hardcore isn't a genre... It's just a hardcore band that is Straight Edge and tends to write their lyrics in such a way... But yes, I do listen to a few Straight Edge bands.

Congratulations man. :)

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2/10. Plain, bright yellow background. A few over pixelated characters, a font from Power point.

3/10. I recognize the avatar, but that's it.

I like the first one a lot better. The second looks too busy and crowded in my opinion. The first one is nice and centered and simplistic. All the colours match really well. I like it a lot, good job.

I know, I know. :oops: Thanks for the input, everyone.

I envy the fact that you're emotionally numb to tragic events that occur such as war, WTC, etc. And I know the definition of stranger. You said your loved one has done what 3,000 strangers never will. I do not understand how you could choose the loved one based on that factor. In fact, I'd think such a factor would base the opposite decision. If you choose 3,000 strangers to die, they will never have the chance to do what a loved one has done for you. Yes, I understand that there's a slim chance that you will meet them, but not one that can be ignored. Besides, I'd say theres an even slimmer chance of meeting them if they're no longer alive, right? Yes, the fault issue works both ways. And I guess it boils down to what you'd rather have, being at fault for the death of 3,000 or the death of a loved one. Honestly, I'm not trying to sound like a completely selfless sweetheart to any of you. Furthermore, one that is questioning the chance of meeting 3,000 strangers shouldn't be bringing up the fact that the option I choose now may not be one that is chosen if such situation was to arise.

Hahaha! That used to happen to me when I used to play manhunt. Every time I'd be hiding, and trying to stay still and unnoticed, I'd have to take the BIGGEST pee. Every time I think of something that would really hurt, whatever area that pain would occur in I always feel the urge to move it. Like, for example, if I thought of something that would really hurt on my leg, I always feel the urge to move my leg.

'Cause you're the only ones to ever complain about it. :x Well, I gave it a shot. I'm not going to put the circular part above the lettering because I don't think you'd be able to tell what word it is.

Yeah, I know it should. But someone was kind enough to make it for me, and it was a while ago so I don't want to bug him to fix it for me. 5/10.

The Runescape thing is sort of funny. And top 24k in thieving is better than I could do. 4/10

First of all. Assuming I was pro-drugs, no it's not easier to get my opinion across considering it's against the rules to post a "weed sign". Second, I didn't make the avatar. Also, if you would glance at my sig, it says that I'm Straight Edge.

4/10. Kinda cool. Different.

If I were part of the 3000 then I wouldn't expect the chooser to choose anything else than to save the loved one. And you would expect that because that's what you'd choose or because the general population is selfish? They never will because they're dead. It sure as hell isn't a statistic to the families of those 3000. I somewhat disagree with that. On some level, it would be your fault they died. Just because you didn't kill them, doesn't mean it wasn't at your cause. I know the wording of that gives an affect it shouldn't. What I mean to say is, It's your fault that they died rather than being saved because you choose to save the loved one.

Minor Threat, thata boy. Yeah, that's how you get the label. Nowadays a hardcore kid is the kid whaling his arms around in the pit.

Congratulations man.

I planned on elaborating a little later. Well, how has it changed. I think it has just evolved, as does every genre. It stemmed off of the punk genre, and grew from there to what it is now. Nothing makes you "hardcore", it's just a label.