Rebdragon

Ah, that was confusing the heck out of me. So it can go both ways? Interesting :-k .

No. For the love of God people, NO. The high amount of gp just dissappears into [rich] people's banks, for a long time. Money is essentially taken out of the economy rapidly because of the way it is used, stored, and lost. This isn't some real world government economy we're talking about here. This is an online medieval style virtual role-playing game. Supply and demand is different than inflation and deflation. Not that I have any idea what you were talking about in that point. The dumbest thing Jagex could do would be to limit the amount of gp in the game. If there's too much gp? Oh well, people have a little extra money, but prices won't fall or rise because of it. Too little gp? It would be hard to do- you'd have to take out alching for a good few years for that to happen, but it'd be a problem.

Babysitting? I made $100+ when I was 13-14ish babysitting younger kids in my neighborhood. My sis frequently babysat at about your age, and made a couple hundred off some rich parents that went out a great deal. Kinda depends where you live; suburbs are much better for that kind of stuff.

I couldn't sleep at all last night, so I practiced sketching for 8 hours straight :lol: . I literally haven't slept in a good 32 hours, feel fineish ... -.- :wall: :mrgreen:

Ah, the good ol' four elements. I've always been a sucker for Earth, especially basing a superhero off a diamond/earth combo (think Ben 10, then add it to the Elric's abilities with earth). Coincidentally, my zodiac element is Earth :mrgreen: (earth snake/libra). I wonder if anyone else is into the four elements thing :-k .

How 'bout something besides "moan". The person you're describing isn't even moaning; he's just being annoyingly persistent. Moaning would be like whining that you have to go to a baseball game with your family, or constantly badgering everyone about how hard school is for you.

You stink. :wink: A few more riddles... Timmy and Joe are lying in a locked room. They're dead. There is a puddle of water as well as some broken glass. How did they die? You're in a room with a mirror and a table. How do you get out? I'll post more later. They are fish and their fishbowl broke. Don't forget my two! Methinks you already heard that one :-k .

:lol: . Owch.

Pfft, you know it'll malfunction eventually :P .

That'd be pretty cool to use scientifically in my own opinion. Being able to travel at the speed of light at any given moment could open new gates for physics :-k . Oy, I think weird -.- . - If I had a "power", I think it'd be the power to be able to draw/sketch/etc. perfectly. That'd be useful and pretty cool, especially since it would expand my communication choices vastly. No more having to explain a detailed image to someone, I could just sketch it up in 5 minutes :)>. On second thought, I'd prefer Alchemy :-w . Drawing and sketching I can practice and learn, Alchemy.... hm :-k .

Maybe you should read all the posts first. IQ posts up to my post: [ironic of course] His IQ is 220. 160 wouldn't make him so clever, like he is. Anyways, myn is 177. Didn't even make it below 140. I'd bet $100 on each and every one of these that they're BS and/or overexaggerated. Yes, I'd call BS on yours too, even if you say and actually did take some test (of which I have no knowledge to understand the accuracy of it). 155? No. Just, no. (and don't badger me about saying everyone and you took an online test. Not only was I merely referring to online test to emphasize the sheer inaccuracy of the prior posted IQ's [including yours], but I'm pretty sure you didn't mention that being a real test when I made said post. Ille est, I don't recall seeing the second line of your first post in this thread). Damnit, someone go get her an extra frikking humongous chocolate chip cookie. No, make that two. God that's refreshing to see on this thread. Very cool technique you've got there too, though I'm kind of glad I don't have it o_O. I'd be going over the material during the test instead of before, since it always does a nice WHOOSH over my head the first time I read it #-o . I wouldn't care much for a photographic memory anyways, I just wish I could remember peoples' names #-o .

Knew I'd leave a thing or two out in my wording >_<. You can't use ANYTHING except your own brain and body to figure out which switch goes to which light bulb.

[...] Are just spacers since this forum automatically moves stuff over -.- . Ignore them. ______________________________ |..........................................................| |..........................................................| |........____________..........................| |.......|....................|........Room 2........| |.......|....................|___o___o___o__| |.......| |.......|______________ |.............[].[].[]..............| |.....................................| |................Room 1..........| |___________________| There are three switches [] in a Room, labeled room 1. They all look identical, but each one only goes to one specific lightbulb o in Room 2. You are only allowed to go through the corridor once, and since it bends you can't see Room 2 from Room 1 or vice versa. Using only your brain to help you (i.e., not tools, like mirrors) how do you figure out which switch goes to which lightbulb by going through the corridor from Room 1 to Room 2 only once? (If you're heard it before, common curtosy, don't answer :P ).

The need for an explanation depends on what country he lives in :P .

The letter m :-w . My sister's anger.

Terry :-s ? ("sister in law")

It's based a lot on the lighting and what you're wearing. Different environments bring out different shades, and for some, slightly different hues. It seems like many people with blue eyes seem to get a little green and gray sometimes :-k .

That's the only reason you made this topic, isn't it. Anyway, you're right. It's funny how the American's in this topic automatically go in defence again instead of acknowliging that's it's not good what they eat. Just like in the last topic you opened with the bottles and so "But they didn't take recycling in account!!!11 :-k ". The Egyptian looks best IMO. After that the Equador. If you're including me in that group, sorry for seeing things differently at first. I and pretty much everyone else know that based on our lifestyle and society (as has been already explained and mentioned), Americans have a less healthy diet than many other countries. Duh. But not even thinking what kind of food they have, the first thing I noticed was easily how everyone's food was packaged. Maybe I'm desensitized to the fact that Americans have a worse diet than others, I dunno. But just based on the pictures the first obvious difference is that EVERYTHING the Americans had in their pantries was brand name. You could practically figure out the brand of everything on their tables- it wasn't like that at all for any other country. Not meaning to be defensive, and if you weren't even referring to me... whoops :-w . It just seems like I'd fall into the category of "Americans not acknowledging the fact that our food is the worst" [again and again and again...] based on my post.

My sister after 9 pm and before 9am :-k .

Amen to that. General rule of thumb, the first one's almost always going to beat the sequels. The first time going through the eight gym leaders, the elite four, and the legendaries, it was new, cool, just flat out awesome. But the other games just did that over and over and over... it was the basically the same story every time, with different characters. Dunno how they've lasted this long.

And the pointlessly defensive posts start yet again :XD: . Trust me guys, these posts aren't doing anything to help your image, at all.

Yeah, that would be FDR. Teddy was way cooler though, in my personal opinion. FDR. Just sayin'. :P Damn, I gotta stop responding to posts at 1:30 in the morning :XD: . Your post made a nice little WHOOSH over my head :lol: .

FDR.

By the common English context of "life-altering decision", only the choices that we make that would have a deep effect on our future (i.e., what major(s) we choose) would fall into that category. So no, you're wrong. In scenarios where one's actions are minor, the drastic change in our future is [almost?] always someone else's decision, not ours. The life-altering decision was not the person who commited the minor act, but the one who committed the major one and thus drastically affected both of the two's futures. You can call yourself right, but that's just being annoyingly technical. Of course choosing whether or not to tap our fingers on the desk in the middle of class will inevitably change our future to some extent, but nowhere near the level at which anyone would call that decision a life-altering decision. Don't overanalyze trivial matters about life anyways. It'll just pointlessly make your brain hurt.

I smell irony or... something. Dang it, this is like the eighth time I thought I smelled it but wasn't sure. Stupid allergies -.- . ... Got it! Took like three minutes, but oh well. You just laughed at the OP for saying he had an IQ of 182, and then you went on to give yourself a random number at genius level! Ha! my nose isn't useless after all!