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If by 'world' you mean humanity, I would say it will end so slowly people will barely notice until its too late. If you mean the planet then I guess it will be a bit like this: O--> o --> . --> Big crunch ftw! Actually, yeah we'll get swallowed by the sun first, but I liked my diagram better (ASCII astrophysics?)

With an assignment as specific as 'ogres' I can't imagine you will be able to kill anything other than ogres. Jogres, Zogres maybe (IDK) but not any giants because these are given as specific slayer assignments. The only way to really be sure is to kill something and see if you get slayer xp for it. df

I'm only just getting into slayer atm but my favorite assignment so far has to be Bloodvelds - good drops and easy to kill, even with low range. They were fun, 150 blue dragons next... df

I personally didn't use the fires method but I have heard that it is a good way to go. One guy even said he made his money back by selling the runes at the end of it. So yeah, I'd say it was a good method. df

It's all here df

Jonny Cash is a legend. I haven't seen the film (I refuse to pay to watch anything with Wakeeem (I know) Phoenix in it). His music is great though, as is his autobiography. I recently bought all of his American recordings, I don't like allof his work but the stuff I do like is amazing.

It is primarily the rate of change of global temperatures which is of prime concern to the global scientific community dealing with climate change. Certainly there are swings in global temperature as a function of fluctuations in the orbit of the Earth around the sun and more frequent swings due to any number of other climactic mechanisms. However it is a point of debate as to whether increases at the rate we are seeing now can truly be ascribed to natural factors alone. There is still some debate on the matter although in recent years belief in global warming has become more widespread in the scientific community. As regards the 350 years question, human industry has been emitting CO2 for much longer than the last century. However the volume of CO2 has been increasing. The effects of CO2 emission throughout the later centuries of the first millenium were probably counteracted, partially at least, by the Little Ice Age. However, in recent years (particularly since the industrial revolution circa 1870) CO2 emission has risen exponetially with an according (although arguably not related) rise in average global temperatures. Regarding your sources, it is important to ask whether the people you speak to or whose opinions you listen to have any source of bias or any authority on the issue. For example, politics does not always hold the environment as its first priority and politicians are notorious for selecting only the evidence which supports their desired reality than taking an objective viewpoint of the situation. Likewise with your geologists, do they work for oil companies or someone else with a vested interest in denying global warming or are they looking at the whole thing from an entirely independent perspective? Maybe global warming isn't entirely due to CO2 emissions, in fact it almost certainly isn't, however, most people agree that a higher global average temperature would have more negative consequences than positive ones. Therefore even if CO2 has only a marginal impact on global temperatures it might be a good idea to cut it out to ameliorate the problem if not solve it. Obviously this entire subject is extremely contentious and viewpoints are likely to differ widely. I am no expert on the situation. df

Try this: http://tip.it/runescape/?page=high_alch_calc.htm df

When I trained fletching I cut all the willows I needed and then fletched unstrung willow longs and sold them to general stores. I really isn't worth stringing anything until you get to yew longs (too slow and too expensive). Wcing everything yourself is an annoyance but if you want to make good money with yew longs you'll want high wc to cut them yourself. df

Only Jagex. Just have to wait and see.

lv68 for the fishing guild. Fly fishing is the best xp rate for fishing. You won't be able to do that until level 20 though so go out buy a small net, a normal fishing rod and some bait (all from Catherby or Port Sarim shops) and fish whatever you can (best thing possible for your level). Once you can fly fish Shilo or Barbarian village are good place to do it. Shilo requires a quest to use but has a nearby bank which is useful. df

You don't just kill slayer monsters. You kill what you are told to kill. Sometimes it will be Slayer monsters other times it won't. See here for full details: http://tip.it/runescape/?page=slayer_guide.htm df

I'd maybe stick with guards on the roof of varrock palace for a while yet. Lessers are great but the safe spots are hard to work sometimes (with 20cb that could be very dangerous) and 30 range/bronze arrows might take a long time to kill them. I ranged moss giants from 40 with iron knives and they were quite slow going to start with so I'd adivse you wait a while. Having said that, try out all the suggestions and see what works best for you. df

Or if you're feeling lazy buy 23,000 yew longs for 600ea (maybe less if you're lucky) and 23,000 nats at 300 each, alch the lot and you'll lose about 3mil getting to 81 mage. df

Ask about almost any rare drop from any monster and you'll get the same variety of responses. THis is mainly because the drops are so rare that it is virtually impossible to compare drop rates. I can't tell you but I'd be careful with what anyone else says. Just kill whatever you can easily and without excessive bank runs. It would seem sensible to me that things which are harder to kill would have a higher drop rate for rare items but I can't prove that. df

Experiments and Rock crabs are quicker, but rubbish drops.

I bought some in the Ardy General store once

Spin sheep wool into balls of wool and use them to string. df

The bold part is not true, unless they changed it recently. The first time I went into the abyss I got a giant pouch eventually even though my rc was around 40. Ooops. My bad. I didn't know that for certain, just from experience. Scratch that then. Sorry :oops:

On DVD: I watched My Life as a Dog which was great. At cinema: Ages ago now, I watched A History of Violence which was good enough but a bit disappointing given that it was Cronenberg

Hurt - Jonny Cash

The killing moon - echo and the bunnymen.

Honestly I've seen so many people die at the lessers, when you safespot you can stay there for hours (not many drops so your inventory is never full) and I reckon on average 1 an hour gets killed there. Most of them are pretty low levels but I saw a level 80(ish) die there - ran in and was two hitted by a lesser. He dropped about 30k in cash, I added him but unlucky for him his chat was private and he never came back. df

I don't own a cannon, I could probably afford one if I really wanted but I have other places to spend my money atm. I don't object to most cannoneers as they are usually polite about the whole thing, some are rude but then again no worse than arrow stealers and spammers. So I guess cannons are good, I'll probably buy one after I get Guthans and Slayer starts to drag on. df

As long as you're enjoying yourself. There are loads of different ways of levelling up. Lobs aren't the best fishing xp rate and Lessers aren't the best combat xp (unless you're f2p in which case they're pretty good), but your routine looks good and you should get some reasonable drops so yeah, why not. If you want a slight change you could try rangeing the lessers from a safespot. Or hallying if you can get your hands on a hally. df