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The Observer

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Everything posted by The Observer

  1. Good luck. Junior clans haven't worked out in a while. Hope it's different for you.
  2. How big is your screen exactly? Try lowering it to the lowest it can go.
  3. 810
  4. 808
  5. No. 61 HP
  6. 806
  7. I like it. 61 HP
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  9. The Observer replied to Leoo's topic in Off-Topic
    Maybe a new summer winter goal? :P
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  11. The problem is, there is a large difference between the number of left handed people and right handed people. Creativity isn't based around dominant hand, it's based on certain areas within the brain that tend to be more active. In other words, if you are a good artist, the part of your brain that employs creativity would be more active and would be able to run quicker/smoother. I don't see how that would be affected by dominant hand. I suppose good artists get noticed because they're left-handed since left-handedness is so rare in comparison to right-handedness. Take a singer who happened to be black. They sing well compared to the other people who are in the same competition. Would their ethnicity affect their singing ability? Not really. That's what I think about it anyway. They're both completely separate things. The second problem is, how do you find artistic ability? Art can be separated into many different streams and mediums. Some people may be bad at drawing, but good at graphic design. Would they be bad at artistic ability? I suppose you can define artistic ability as the patience to be able to manipulate your canvas to your liking. Interest would have a large part in that. Say, you like drawing, you would do better at drawing than someone who is bored because you would take more time doing it. Some people can also create good works of art, but they can't branch from that and are stuck with that same mechanical medium. For example, drawing a house by doing the same procedure over again, not varying it or trying something new. Would that be artistic ability or just the ability to remember procedure? Only when this is clarified can artistic ability be fully understood. As with any scientific study, it's best to use a larger sample size like someone else above suggested. That's why when drugs are tested, they are often used using hundreds or thousands of people over a large period of time.
  12. The Observer replied to a post in a topic in Off-Topic
    Definitely meeting Bows I don't really have a favourite memory. I suppose I prefer my childhood because that's before everything becomes complicated and serious. When you're younger, you play and that's it. There's no job you have to work at, there's no essay you have to finish and there's no exams to study for... Sure you barely know anything about the world, but ignorance is bliss, isn't it?
  13. High School offers content so that you are able to explore the possibilities of what you want to do. That's why you learn such a vast amount of subjects. It helps you choose where you want to go. Yes, most of it is useless considering if you are becoming a Pharmacist, you will probably need your Biology and Chemistry, but you won't really need Physics or World History. As you move higher up past high school, you tend to specialize more into a specific career field. Even if you become a doctor, there's many different sub-categories within that. eg. Oncologist, general practitioner, medical researcher, nurse, trauma surgeon, etc. This makes a lot of the subjects even more useless.
  14. Huit cent.
  15. Actually, I voted for that option because I thought it was going to be a "mega thread", not a sticky. Would've been better to say "have a pinned topic" instead. Pinned topics tend to be overlooked, so it's better to have a mega topic for it. How does a "mega topic" differ from a sticky? It's just a sticky that isn't stickied but the same rule is applied of grouping all of that topic into 1 thread. Pinned topics tend to be overlooked, and making a brand new pinned topic removes all of the discussion that was already held. Could merge a few topics instead. Personally I was in favour of having several topics since bots can touch a wide variety of issues, and not just one centralised one. As for rule breaking, if they don't have rules on it, then they pretty much condone rule breaking. It's not like it'll be very useful anyway considering it's a very public forum, and it just takes a few clicks for a Jagex Mod to see it anyway.
  16. Sure encouraging them to improve their security is fine, but outright hacking and doing it because they can get away with it is just crying to governments to remove anonymity completely from the Internet.
  17. Actually, I voted for that option because I thought it was going to be a "mega thread", not a sticky. Would've been better to say "have a pinned topic" instead. Pinned topics tend to be overlooked, so it's better to have a mega topic for it.
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  19. I actually like the Team Blackup banner. But yes, to improve your work in the future, consider making them more readable and use less effects. Effects are useful, but too many create problems.
  20. Jimmy sucks. [hide=notistolethepie]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYws8biwOYc&autoplay=1[/hide]
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  22. Small, but pretty good updates. I'm looking forward to see if the same option will be implemented for other multiplayer minigames. :P
  23. Nice work RSD, better luck next time VR. :P
  24. 793.
  25. If she asked to be FWB before getting back with you, it's obvious what she wants. But it's your choice really mate.

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