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People around where I live used to use Bebo, now they all use Facebook. The only thing I like about Bebo is the Luv system. Having 500+ Luv makes me feel... loved.

(This will be about the 3rd thread similar to this I've posted recently.) I'm going to be going from 83-90 Range fairly soon. I'll have a reasonable amount of money to work with (not enough for Armadyl), 55 Slayer for broad bolts, etc. Bear in mind I have level 1 Summoning and don't plan on raising it for a while. With no familiar, which is a better monster to train on out of Aviansies and Blue Dragons? If someone could give me rough estimates of gp/hour and exp/hour that would be great.

You can only get the cheaper ones from him. If you want a longer-lasting one, you have to go to Keldagrim. As the other posters said, if you're not willing to spend 500k on a gravestone, just get one of the ones for 50k.

Surely he didn't get arrested simply for being a neo-Nazi, or standing up in a theater. If he did, that's a bit unjust.

I saw it last night. It was quite a fantastic movie. If it was actually in German, or if they all had, at the very least, German accents, it would have been better. However, it was still quite a grabbing movie.

[hide=] A friend and I. Pre-GHD.[/hide] [hide=] My girlfriend and I. With GHD. The difference is incredible. :o[/hide] If you could index both that would be great. :)

The guy above me has the general idea. Fish Monkfish and cut Yews. Once you get a bit more money, start doing Ranarrs and Limpwurts. Go to Green Dragons. Once you've made a bit of money there, you could get your Range up at Aviansies.

In my opinion it would be worth it for you to take a little bit longer to acheive your goal, and make significantly more money along the way. I reckon you should train Slayer.

The average when using Magic Secateurs and Super Compost (including deaths) is around 6.5. At least that's what I've heard.

Hey, I've recently been working on a goal of going from 85 Fishing and Cooking to 95. I've almost finished the Fishing part, and am about to start the Cooking part. At the moment I have 39,000 Raw Monkfish, but I will end up with 37,500 Monkfish and 8,500 Raw Monkfish. I'm a bit concerned however, after having a look at the prices of Monkfish recently. They seem to have been consistently falling, with only short rises every now and then. Is this partially influenced by the new logout timer? Is there any chance they'll go back to a reasonable price in the next month or so?

I really love fashion, but I'm trying not to. I don't have enough money to support the hobby. At the moment I'm more obsessed with hair and trinkets than clothes.

I like Hip-Hop, though I'm not very knowledgeable with it. Favourites: - Madvillain : Freaking incredible. Though I've never checked out Madlib or MF Doom's solo stuff. - Kanye West : I don't care what you say. He's awesome. - M.I.A. : Not exactly Rap, but I sort of class Hip-Hop and Rap as the same. - Buck 65 - Atmosphere - Dizzee Rascal - Lupe Fiasco - CunninLynguists - Talib Kweli - Common - Sage Francis

Stickers tend to be less useful when you get older students. However, they work wonders when you're working with really young students. Posture is very important in my opinion. It helps in terms of: - Solidifying other parts of your technique, e.g. it's hard to keep your violin up when you're slouching. - Avoiding pain, and not injuring yourself in long practice sessions, e.g. if you're in an orchestra and practicing for two hours straight, you're going to be in a lot of pain at the end of the session if you don't have good posture. - Looking good for performances, e.g. no one wants to see you slouching when you're on stage. Looking professional is important for performing, and good posture is part of that.

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Why is it embarrassing for you to tell people you play the clarinet? I don't get how a guitar is any cooler. Everyone plays the guitar.

No, I haven't. However, some teachers put stickers on 4 points of the fingerboard to show you approximately where to put your fingers. I think it's a good system of teaching finger-placement--particularly for younger children. However, I'm sure different teachers would have other methods to help you with it. It takes a while to get used to where to put your fingers, but after a while it becomes completely natural. Just don't expect it to come straight away and you'll be right.

Maturity is overrated. And too subjective. My girlfriend's mum thinks I'm immature because I walk downtown with no shoes on..

I generally hear Lamb of God referred to as Groove Metal. Though that's a sub-genre I've never understood.. You could probably just call them Metalcore. Either way, they're definitely not Melodeath.

It's an okay idea. There are some ideas I don't like, but those are the ones that Jagex would never implement anyway. I made two posts to it. I possibly could have thought through them more before I posted, but oh well, haha.

3/10 Just started seeing you recently.

I've been playing violin for about 11 years, so I'll try and help you out. Having previous experience with a string instrument will help you a bit, but not that much. I'd been playing violin for a few years before I picked up guitar. Having the previous experience helped a lot in terms of overall musicality, and the ability to read music, but not much in terms of technical proficiency. The different sizes of the violin are only there so children can play. By the time you're about 13, you're not going to want anything other than a full size. As for brands, it really depends how much money you have. You only really need something cheap to start out on (let's say $250 - $500), but I wouldn't recommend getting anything less than around $250. Just go to your local music store and see what they have in your price range. One last thing: Make sure you get a teacher. There are some instruments that you can learn by yourself, or just from YouTube videos, but violin isn't one of them. You need to get a solid technical grounding that you can only really get from a teacher. Good luck. :)

0 black marks in 3 and a half years. It possibly helps that I don't really ever talk in-game.

10/10 and jaerkd00d, what the hell happened to your sig and avvy?

Great, thanks for the help. :) I might have to wait till I get a Summoning level higher than 1 to do that though, haha. :)

Thanks for that cuppy and Warriormonkx. Prayer method is self-explanatory, but what is the tanking method? Is it worth it without a familiar?