Lunar_Drifter

And you are 100% absolutely sure that you don't have "disable bbcode" checked?

Try posting this in your signature. [img=http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/7011/randomkcopyq.png] *edit* I have your sig in my sig, by the way.. so it works on Tip.It.

Are your signature image privelages revoked? I don't know if that's possible on these forums. But I don't see anything else that could cause the problem if you did what we said. Uploading it to another site won't do anything if it's just his signature and our copies worked when we tried.

You probably have "Disable BBCode" checkbox checked. Under the box where you make your signature, you'll see a few check boxes above the "Submit" button. Make sure "Disable BBCode" does not have a checkmark.

Now if you're trying to put this in your signature along with what you already have in there, it won't work. Signatures can only be a certain size, and that includes all pictures and text. Pretty much, you can have the clan sig or your blog sig, and the other will have to be just a link in your signature.

Works for me.. I don't know what you did, but try copying the link only and pasting it into your signature. Now highlight it, and click the "img" button to surround it with img tags. Like this: [img=http://www.rsbandb.com/sigs/sig16/takehimnotm3.png] You can just paste that into your signature.

How many Canadian questions do you need? Haha. Sounds like all the people asking about macroing are asking for their own benefit, ifyaknowwhatimean.

It's probably marginal. The butler talking part took what? 10 seconds? So maybe one or two more doors made than before.

#-o You contradict, sir.

Moose is my friend's dad's first name. :D Naturally, Moose was taken, so I threw in some spaces and -*shudder*- zeroes.. and voila! I don't usually do numbers, as is said so often in this thread. But I wasn't planning on this account being anything serious. I was wrong. Haha..

M _ 0 _ _ 0 _ S _ E: P2P Those are zeroes. Two spaces between the zeroes, one space between everything else. :D

I'd just do a few at first before you go and make everyone of them. Unless you want to make orbs, then go ahead. :)

You, read this: :lol: Probably sold them to him! Haha.

The company is HyperIonics and you can download it from their site. You could also download off of CNET, which is a trusted site.

Yep that's the one, thanks. :) My laptop is in for repairs (broke the screen with a bungie cord :roll:) and I'm using my old desktop computer now with no bookmarks or browsing history. You can lock this now.

Ehh... I forgot what stat tracker I signed up for. It was one that someone on TIF runs. The link to it is in big font in his signature. GEEZ I'm kicking myself right now because I can't remember! Anybody know? I think it was a single word username, if that helps. The site is a brown color I believe, and it contains graphs and "achievements" for your account. It's a pretty simple site, and I don't think it's part of any bigger sites. Help?

When you pk or boss slay with cheap gear as opposed to normal, more expensive gear.

Are you sure this wasn't someone shortening the term "hybrid" to "bridding"? That's the only thing that makes sense to me.

Slay with Sumona for your combat level. Red chins for profit, salamanders for exp.

Powermine granite for Mining. Farm herbs for herblore. Irit are cheap if you want to do supper attacks (eyes of newts are relatively cheap as well) but you don't really make any profit. Slay for Slayer? Haha.. Craft nats for RC through spirit kyatts. Hunt chinchompas for decent money.

None of the bones are 100%, just like in the first wish list.

You can't really calculate it accurately in every case. There are quests that give combat experience which don't give HP experience and vice versa; ranging with cannons, which gives 2 exp per damage and no HP exp; non-combat magic spells that give no HP; experience lamps and tomes, and I'm sure there's more. So basically an HP calculator would only be accurate if you only got your experience through combat. As a rough estimate, an HP calculator would be feasible, but the results would most likely be off. For combat stats (not training on controlled) and range (not training on defensive), you get 4 experience in the skill you are training, and 1.33 experience and HP for every one point of damage. If you train on controlled, you get 1.33 experience in attack/defense/strength each, and 1.33 experience in HP per 1 point of damage. If you train ranged on defensive mode, you get 2 ranged exp, 2 defence exp, and 1.33 HP exp per one point of damage. Take that and run with it.

It's up to you, really. Most people hate training on controlled because it takes longer to get one level and most people want that satisfaction sooner rather than later. If you don't have a god sword and don't like the dragon scimitar, I'd say do controlled. Otherwise, do one at a time.

Definitely get the salve(e). And get a god cloak; Guthix being the cheapest. Exchange the defender for a god book for even more prayer bonus, if you have it.

Actually having the word "yew" in your username allows you to chop yews 2% faster than normal. Didn't know if you knew that. It's a perfectly fine username for skilling, because it has no impact whatsoever on it! If you like it, keep it. I was just browsing through the high scores and saw that "A Log Burner" had 200m firemaking experience. ;) He lived up to his name!