Icingdeath

Use the battleaxe for specials only, too slow for training. Scimitar is all-around a better weapon.

Well, I know for one thing that dagannoths are possibly one of the best monsters to train on. Stick with them, I'm fairly sure your exp per hour will be a lot better at them than anything else.

The Man with the Golden Gun or the new Casino Royale.

Get a hold of some Burthorpe games necklaces and dueling rings. They are handy for transportation.

Guthan > Dharok > Verac > Torag > Ahrim > Karil Guthan of course has that nice healing effect. Dharok has fairly nice defense and a good special. Veracs...hmm. Nice for Castle Wars and dueling. And fightning high-level monsters. Torag is cheap and has a very good defense bonus. Ahrim of course has the nice mage bonus. Karil...meh. The defense is fine, but you'd be better with black d'hide for attack. And the special is just terrible...but if you did it right, you could PK with Karil. Lower people's agility so much that when they go to train agility they fail a lot and die! YES HAHAHA.

For the Great Brain Robbery, simply bring a superset and a load of monkfish/sharks for the final boss. It will be easy enough.

I heard that using goldsmith gauntlets was very good exp when smelting gold. Buy the ore, smelt it, and sell the bars.

Hmm, 5000 ranarr potions to get me to 66. Well, I'll get there eventually. Thanks for the input.

21 naturally with a whip at 72 strength, 23 or 24 naturally with the barrelchest anchor. I'll have 85 attack/def before a single more strength level. =D

I've got roughly 5m cash with me, no way to spend it. I've never been a fan of herblore, but it looks like it could get fairly rewarding if I could make supersets (for myself and for money). Now, what would be the most...cost-effective way of training my herblore from a dismal 43 to 66? If not cost-effective, then I suppose the fastest would also work. Thanks for your time!

Metallica died after the Black album. Everything before that was great, the other albums were...meh. One or two good songs per album, but altogether not that great. Although the addition of Rob Trujillo was good, he's a very talented bass player. Their best album was Ride the Lightning, in my opinion. Going back to playing like that (like an actual thrash metal band) would be simply awesome.

8/10 for school. Same old, same old. I don't mind it, but it really isn't all that much to brag about. 9/10 for work. I work 15 hours a week during school, 40 or more during the summer. Fresh air and money, good combination.

'For Whom the Bell Tolls' - Metallica. No lie, I've heard this song hundreds of times, and I'll never get tired of it.

'Around the World' - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Don't you just get tired of words sometimes? I don't...but instrumentals are pretty cool. What are some of your favorites? Mine are 'Orion' and 'Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth)' by Metallica.

Monkfish for sure. Easy to sell in bulk and super quick to fish.

You could also get climbing boots for the exact same strength bonus if that's what you're looking for.

For F2P, training-wise, rune scimitar is the way to go. Good strength and speed, overall a nice weapon. For P2P, the dragon scimitar. Again, good strength and speed. Good all-around training weapon.

I don't know many drummers. Lars Ulrich is pretty good. I don't like Slipknot, but Joey Jordison is a very talented drummer.

iPod is a great brand, but I dislike it all the same. I have a Creative Zen Micro, which I wouldn't trade for anything. It bothers me when people go 'Hey nice iPod!!'. Not every MP3 player is a stinking iPod. That's like back in the day, we'd call all video game systems a 'Nintendo', or all facial tissues a 'Kleenex'.

I don't mind the Abyss PKers. It breaks up the monotony of runecrafting. It does bother me when I have to get all my pouches back, that's the only thing I really dislike about being PKed while runecrafting.

I wouldn't have attacked, mainly because hassling with fighting another player would have taken time away from my training, and I could have potentially died. I like to play it safe.

I usually take a crystal bow, whip, DDS, Torags, and black d'hide. With this gear I can get 15+ kills a game. Pick off runners with the bow and get nice and close with the whip. Attack/defense > strength.

I'd think a dual-knife thing would be cool. Like dual daggers. I could see some interesting animations it could do.

It was my friend's birthday on April 1st, so we payed him a visit. 5 AM, it was still dark out. We put women's nylon pantyhose on our heads (like authentic criminals) and sneaked into his house. We crept up into his room, where I proceeded to yank my pants down and wake him up to the sight of my cheeks not even an inch from his face. I turned around, yanked him out of bed, and we ran. He called me roughly an hour later and thanked me for the wonderful present. :)