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Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely.

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(Sigh)..I realy dont like how i said this.. and its kinda too hard to explain it without actually TALKING to a person :|

 

 

 

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(Sigh), i hate this post, i think i worded it properly, i cant really explain it unless im talking TO a person :|

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I love this quote. For one reason mainly, its true. One year ago, my friends told me about a game called "Runescape" at first, from their descriptions, i thought it was a game like "Paper Mario" They said stuff like, "You have lots of different weapons and you can attack things and bla bla bla" Anyways, i Finally decided to check it out, thinking that i would hate it, little did i know it would become my FAVORITE game ever. ^-^

 

 

 

ahh the memories.

 

 

 

 

My parents always taught me very good things to use in life. One of them, is treat everyone with respect, even if you dont know them. And i do, i always help people when they ask for it, even if im busy, and sometimes, when a guy gives me too much money for something, i tell him "If i accepted that, id be scamming you. Its only really worth ___Gp.

 

 

 

its called generosity.

 

 

 

Now your probably thinking, oh great, another guy giving us his life story, *presses X on his internet browser* But! dont worry, things will change..

 

 

 

now you got me confused. -.-

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I love this quote. For one reason mainly, its true. One year ago, my friends told me about a game called "Runescape" at first, from their descriptions, i thought it was a game like "Paper Mario" They said stuff like, "You have lots of different weapons and you can attack things and bla bla bla" Anyways, i Finally decided to check it out, thinking that i would hate it, little did i know it would become my FAVORITE game ever. ^-^

 

 

 

ahh the memories.

 

 

 

 

My parents always taught me very good things to use in life. One of them, is treat everyone with respect, even if you dont know them. And i do, i always help people when they ask for it, even if im busy, and sometimes, when a guy gives me too much money for something, i tell him "If i accepted that, id be scamming you. Its only really worth ___Gp.

 

 

 

its called generosity.

 

 

 

Now your probably thinking, oh great, another guy giving us his life story, *presses X on his internet browser* But! dont worry, things will change..

 

 

 

now you got me confused. -.-

 

 

 

Is rejecting 3.8m generosity? <.<

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Um. I can't really understand what you are trying to say.. nor where the part about absolute power comes in. Please try again. :)

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I think he's trying to say that as you become more powerful a person in Runescape, you become more corrupt and therefore more likely to use derogatory terms toward other players. I apologize to Quinton if that's a misinterpretation :)

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I think he's trying to say that as you become more powerful a person in Runescape, you become more corrupt and therefore more likely to use derogatory terms toward other players. I apologize to Quinton if that's a misinterpretation :)

 

 

 

Nope, nope, thats it, right on the moneyshot. :)

 

 

 

Another example are drugs, you say you'll never do them, but when the time comes to either take them, or not, you might just take them. <.<

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I think he's trying to say that as you become more powerful a person in Runescape, you become more corrupt and therefore more likely to use derogatory terms toward other players. I apologize to Quinton if that's a misinterpretation :)

 

 

 

I don't find myself more likely to use derogatory terms on other people as I gain more power. I do find myself attempting to exploit them more to power my own agenda :-w

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I love this quote. For one reason mainly, its true. One year ago, my friends told me about a game called "Runescape" at first, from their descriptions, i thought it was a game like "Paper Mario" They said stuff like, "You have lots of different weapons and you can attack things and bla bla bla" Anyways, i Finally decided to check it out, thinking that i would hate it, little did i know it would become my FAVORITE game ever. ^-^

 

 

 

ahh the memories.

 

 

 

 

My parents always taught me very good things to use in life. One of them, is treat everyone with respect, even if you dont know them. And i do, i always help people when they ask for it, even if im busy, and sometimes, when a guy gives me too much money for something, i tell him "If i accepted that, id be scamming you. Its only really worth ___Gp.

 

 

 

its called generosity.

 

 

 

Now your probably thinking, oh great, another guy giving us his life story, *presses X on his internet browser* But! dont worry, things will change..

 

 

 

now you got me confused. -.-

 

 

 

Is rejecting 3.8m generosity? <.<

 

 

 

i ment to you, sorry if i didnt point that out.

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