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I wasn't aware that miniclip owned any portion of jagex wouldn't it just be an advertising fee paid by jagex rather than stock in there company :-k ? i could be wrong though so pay no attention if thats the case. :-k Hmm, you maybe right, I read it somewhere. I'll find out where. And Runescape has 850,000 member accounts as of the 17th of July, 2006.

Support list updated!! :D :D :D

Yeah, scratchers are what my parents buy alot too. Every now and then you'll win a few dollars. We've one as high as $50 once. The record would be my grandfather who one $4000 on a dollar slot machine in Las Vegas. \ \ Of course that's gambling not lotto, but basically they're related.

I've been to 4 cricket games in Southampton and Sheffield, and still don't know how to play the game. -.- And I doubt I will ever understand it. #-o

You're a 12 year old who has no idea what you're talking about. #-o And OMG! I used proper grammar! You should learn to.

The only thing I don't like is that my school only offers Spanish as a foreign language class. It's rare, but on occasion, upper classman can take online courses, but it's still limited to French, German, Russian, Italian, Spanish, Jappenese, Chinese. I want to learn languages like Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Czech, Slovenian, etc... And I don't even think you can learn those in college. #-o What I want to do, is be an exchange student to somewhere in Europe, like the Lowlands, or Scandinavia. See what European schools are like, I hear it's hard. :-# Oh, did I mention we don't have a gym, or any grass. Yep, our school was a department store, it doesn't even have any windows. :roll:

From what I can tell so far, you don't have the comiment to do something like this, and are not serious enough about it.

Robbie Neilson by any chance? Although I heard Ronaldinho was forced to become so skillful due to him not being heavily built when he was young. He only increased his build later, but kept the skills too. I made the same mistake, but apparently he's talking about American Football.

Jagex is worth around 80 million dollars, and mini-clip owns about 20-30 million of that, making the owners and creators have about 50-60 million. I use USD, I don't have a pounds key on my keyboard. But I can convert USD-Pounds-Euro. Shall I write it in Euro? :lol: :lol: :lol: And confuse you all!! :twisted:

I'm not up to snuff on game consul programming. So what exactly is blue ray? A graphics program? That's what I've been thinking?

I like Babel Fish better. :wink: Apinagez, call me crazy, but I thought you were from South America. :-#

:lol: :lol: :lol: Reminds me of Halo 2. Me and my friend basically glitched that game to no end. The PS3 has a slim and nice design, but it's far too expensive. Funny really, it's usually Japan get's any new item first, than Europe, than America. Europe has cellphones, mp3 players, untensils, appliances, etc... that haven't even been released in America, and they've had them for years now. No, usually it is Japan, America, THEN Europe. Nintendo decided to sell pink and black DS's in Europe first because they always get everything last. :P Maybe on the entertainment side. But when it comes to anything as far as appliances are concerned Europe is first. Like any kitchen stuff, etc...

How do you use pounds in Britain? 'How much is this?' '40 pounds' 'It doesn't feel like 40 pounds' 'No it costs 40 pounds!' 'O...' 'How much are you?' 'Around 150 pounds' 'You think you're worth a 150 pounds, wow...' 'No, I weigh 150 pounds!' 'O...'

:lol: :lol: :lol: Reminds me of Halo 2. Me and my friend basically glitched that game to no end. The PS3 has a slim and nice design, but it's far too expensive. Funny really, it's usually Japan get's any new item first, than Europe, than America. Europe has cellphones, mp3 players, untensils, appliances, etc... that haven't even been released in America, and they've had them for years now.

They're called effect lasers? And these that put on light shows are cheaper than regular lasers you say? Do you have to pay a lot for a decent 'effect laser show(if thats what they're called)' though? I made up the name 'effect lasser' because they don't technically have a name. Go here, there are some. If you're crazy enough you could set up a show, like the guy I know did. Basically they move to music, or can be programmed, via DMX, etc. I use them to DJ, and they're a hit, like a fog or a bubble machine. I just think they are cooler than lasser pointers. But then again, they are also stationary for the most part.

Exactly! Like when I found out I had a knack for architecture, and eventually narrowed it down to Naval Architecture. And am most likley going to college for it. Which just made me realize something else, sometimes it's best not to choose something you like and want to do based on other things like the media, etc. Sometimes you just have to wait until you discover a talent you have. And after a while, that may end up being what you do. As someone I knew once said 'Life is what happens while were doing something else'. Like while planning to go into something else, you may discover one of your many talents, and so on. Get my point?

Haha! I've tried this same thing, and never done it. Thank god for PE class, makes me run in the morning. I'll wake up at 9:00AM on weekends to play tennis, that's about as much ambition as I have. lol :lol:

OMG! I do the same thing. For example, I'll see something on TV I really like, so I'll spend hours on the computer finding it. Like I saw a really cool Fendi blazer on MTV's My Own Joel Madden, I've yet to find it, but I've spent hours trying to do so.

In that case, you'd have to workout everday, eat healthy, and for the most part quit Runescape. You need to think alot smaller, not big like 'I want to be the President', 'I want to be an actor'. Think small, things like normal careers that suit you. For example, I want to go into Naval Architecture. I want to design cruise ships, chances are I'll end up designing yachts, until I eventually advance to cruise ships. Get where I'm going? If you want something big, and are stubborn about it, than you have to start small and work your way up. I'd love to own a cruise line company, but most likley I won't. I'd rather put work into something more reasonable until I'm financialy stabble enough to try something a bit harder. And still, you'd have to advance from level 1.

Don't bother paying big bucks for a lasser pointer. Buy an effect lasser and put on lightshows, you can even charge if you have a good enough show. No joke, I know someone who has lasser shows with mirrors in his garage, costs $5 to see it, and it's worth every penny. He's made a good couple $100 off it.

Wait!? Did I misinterpretate? What 'football' are we talking about? And being a pro-guitar player is extremely trite, and most likley won't get you much or any money. You have to have a whole band behind you, and start performing publicly around the age of 16. And you have to stick to it, and hope a music scout spots you. Not a very good chance.

Spyware can make you millions. It's called advertisement. It's how Tip It makes it's money, except Tip It legaly advertises. Spyware is illegal on the other hand.

Mines an effect lasser, not a 'fun' lasser. So I can program it to a point.

Footballs a great sport. The worlds most popular sport. But you'll need to work out your legs to kick around a ball, and footballs are heavy. Or you could go on MTV's Made. :D

Say what? :? All of Europe, except Britain, drives on our side of the road, and they use metric. -.-