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I watched a couple. The camera work is horrible.. reminds me of some horrible Sensodyne commercians I saw on tv. Who wants to hear an interview while seeing a close up of someones forehead? I can understand why Mod Mark said Laura was pretty that one time. I still don't really see how I look like Henrique Olifers though. :lol:

Turn chat off while you pk and you'll have a great time. I personally love the new PvP worlds. It's about the only time that I've really pk'd. I appreciate the fact that I can avoid having lvl 124's crawling all over my back thinking they're godly for pking a lvl 107. Now I can have some fair fights and they can't easily teleport. I'm up 4.4M so far today from a couple hours of Bounty Worlds. I truely consider this a step in the right direction for PvP. :thumbsup:

I believe most of that pricing was due to staking. It gave stakers items to use for staking, and since everyone used the same basis of items which wouldn't increase in supply it helped the pricing. Always nice to have a currency that only seems to increase in worth. However, some pkers might want some rares to look pretty. :lol:

I was wondering, do we have to build potential by risking 75k on the Bounty Worlds just like the PvP worlds, or can we just run out, kill someone, and get a worthwhile drop? I tried looking in the KB, but all I read was that in PvP worlds we needed to risk 75k to raise potential. Although, I may have overlooked something. I'll have to check out the Bounty Worlds later this evening when I get back home. As far as I have read it seems interesting. It might also be worthwhile to go kill people in PvP who are still attempting to raise potential by once fool-proof means. Just leave the skillers be. :

In my opinion, no. They broke the law when it was a law. There might be some cases that I may make an exception, but for the most part I'd say they should stay right where they are.

Sure, I could use some money. :thumbsup:

Audie Murphy is quite interesting, but in my opinion Simo Häyhä takes the cake. I'm interested to read into any other stories as well. These are great. :thumbsup:

I'm no exception. : I personally think high level players are no different than any other level. I'd like to hope that they are more mature and knowledgable, but there are always those outliers.

At least she's not morbidly obese. : I think it's just because she's wearing a dark colour and it looks form fitting. I think I read somewhere that dark colours make the wearer seem slimmer. I could be imagining things though.. it's been known to happen.

I run after calves to catch them before tagging & needling them. I run when I play Basketball. I run when I chase cows. You now know every instance where I run. \ Aw, spelling mistake.

No it should not be mandatory. I personally never get any shots, and I can't say that I am sick very often. If people are going to whine that others deserve to live in a healthy enrivonment I suggest they take the shot and be happy about it. They could also try taking care of their bodies in order to better their immune systems. Just my opinion. :

According to the fine people at Mechscape World, Henrique Olifers (the head of Mechscape) is my long lost twin. :lol:

World 99 of course. :

Simply Rye and Pepsi or a beer works for me. I also favour most drinks with cranberry juice mixes. :

I don't think so. I imagine it will be something entirely "new" itself just like Recipe for Disaster was at the time of its release. Also, your blue text is difficult to read.

I try to do most things at my own pace. I feel that when people rush is when they get hurt and make mistakes. I'd rather slowly do my own thing properly, and watch Joe Blow cut off his hand. Then it'll be time to rush.. to a hostpital.

ILU2 I hope my metabolism doesn't stop dead in it's tracks.. I enjoy eating. I suppose I could take up another hobby such as stamp collecting, though. :wall:

It's a good thing I don't come in contact with many people living in the bush.. or is that a bad thing. My immune system may be frail.. :ohnoes: Best of luck to the Mexicans.

I'm not sure if it has a certain name, but what I did was either with or without a weight simply go up on your tip-toes and then back down until your foot touches flat against the ground. DO not do it quickly, but rather at a slow pace. You should feel the burn in your calves after a while. I feel that this helped my jump a lot for basketball. You can also try standing on one foot and doing this. It requires some balance once you start to tire out. I wish I could elaborate more, but this is simply all I did aside from training at basketball practice. I hope it works as well for you as it did for me. :

If you feel it doesn't work you don't have to use it. :

No clue on my bodyfat %. If there is a place I can calculate it I would like to know how. I do have very little body fat, though. As for my diet, I eat in large quantities. I eat a lot of vegetables & meat. The meat is very lean though as we grow & butcher the animals ourselves. Most of the vegetables are grown in the garden as well. I eat a lot though, but my metabolism and daily work seem to keep any unwanted weight at bay. I remember once doing a report in Biology class where we had to monitor and record calorie consumption & calorie losses for a month. According to mine I was supposed to gain a pound a day. I lost half a mark for eating too much it seemed. :lol:

I believe it is up to the person to take control of their life and decide what is best for their health/career. I see enough warnings on the site to have no reason to pull them into the mess.

When I see them I whistle to them. I was told by a wise man that they dance to whistling. He may be a little batty, but I can't help but whistle when I see them in the sky. They really are beautiful. It's nice to just lay in the snow and watch them in silence. Sadly they don't occur here every night (although a clear sky speckled with stars is nice as well).

That's how I do my pushups when I do workout. Continue until utter exhaustion, take a 20 second break and then continue. Do this for 3-5 sets. I can't imagine it would work for everyone though, with different body types. One friend of mine works out (a lot) and he does specific amounts rather than until exhaustion. I think he does a lot of pyramid sets as well (both normal and reverse).

[url=http://img98.imageshack.us/my.php?image=moig.jpg][img=http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/874/moig.jpg][/url] Please replace this with my Index 1 picture. It cuts out some of the random junk in my room. Thanks.