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I had no Idea Easter was Religious until I was like 13. Quite honestly... that makes me want to cry. On Topic: I hadn't thought about rewards, but how about a wield able carrot? Operating with it causes you to lean against the air, nibble on it, and say: "Neh... What's up general medical practitioner?" I'd just use the actual line TBH (unless it's copyrighted or something (if it's even possible to copyright a line like that)). "General medical practitioner" just completely fails in comparison to "doc." Rubber Chicken > Ring Rubber Chicken > all holiday event rewards (and, yes, that does include the tradable ones)

:mrgreen: Wireless networking.

Granted. However, the smilies are evil and jump out of the computer and eat you. I wish I had all the money I need for college.

111 Binary ftw (that's six, if you didn't know).

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The fact that you posted that shows that you exist on the internet. In order to prove that you exist as a human being, one must see you in person and make sure you are made of organic material. Does 2 + 2 = 5? My shirt says it does, but I must knwo for sure.

Yes, I am and I have 9 computers to prove it. :mrgreen: TPUM thinks I'm a creep for having 9 computers.

Minesweeper

Banned because I'm not quite awake enough to try to understand what you said.

8/10

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You forgot to put the next number. :shame: :evil: *smacks run4runes with my rubber chicken* Now I have to subtract two and that's just waaaaaaaay too much work. :XD: 9324

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Yeah, and I'll be sure to confirm it next week when I check that the 10-point bonus thing is the same for all levels (I'll do a single lvl 40 trick in one event to confirm the point value for that, then do two level 40 tricks in another event to check the 10-point bonus and the rounding. Then I will use the last event to confrim the lvl 60 trick points).

Great guide!!! :thumbsup: Also: I have found that, while pickpocketing menaphite thugs, if you fail to knock them out and get attacked, you can just pickpocket them again right away (before they get the second hit in) and they'll stop attacking. You risk getting hit for a guaranteed 5 if you fail the pickpocket, but at least you don't have to run away.

That's a Firewall, not an AV. It's actually both, but you can disable either feature. Personally, I use the Comodo firewall with Avira antivirus (I had AVG for my AV, but then I started having problems with the updates and, after looking at the other AV thread, downloaded Avira).

Look here.

6, possibly 7. The hammers last for about 60k exp each, if I remember correctly.

Banned for having your own website.

9331

A lot. What is the second derivative of this equation: ln(x + (1 +x^2)^.5)

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I'd bet my savings that it's too late for Jagex to significantly change this year's event, but I will agree that some variety in basic plot structure for Easter (and pretty much every holiday event) would be nice for future events.

Hmm interesting... but do you think they're all rounded down? Because the original 20 trick that I did, gave 28 points, which was rounded up. If it was rounded by the source code, it seems irregular, rounding up and down... unless it takes turns to round... idk, still seems a bit unclear to me. No. I'm saying that the programmer rounded them before he put them into the source code. In other words, each point value, in the code, is a whole number put in specifically by the programmer who, in increasing the points by ~12.5 for each level increase, was forced to round them manually. It just happens that he/she decided to round down every other one instead of following the natural rules of rounding (where a _.5 means you round up) for all of them.