May 25, 200917 yr EDIT: Someones already said what I was going to say. :ohnoes: :( #KERR2016/17/18/19/20/21. #rpgformod
May 25, 200917 yr RS Wiki Says: After burying Clarence in the miniquest, the Robe Store Owner says "...he was...a member of a society within the Guild called the New Order Occult Bookists..." Their acronym would be NOOB! If you enter the God Wars Dungeon you will see a frozen person that looks vaguely wizardish. By the frozen man engraved in the ground is the word NOOB. Coincidence?
May 25, 200917 yr Author RS Wiki Says: After burying Clarence in the miniquest, the Robe Store Owner says "...he was...a member of a society within the Guild called the New Order Occult Bookists..." Their acronym would be NOOB! If you enter the God Wars Dungeon you will see a frozen person that looks vaguely wizardish. By the frozen man engraved in the ground is the word NOOB. Coincidence? I don't think thats an easter egg :|
May 27, 200917 yr A tail of two cats=A tale of two cities... Tail of the Muspah- both use tail and tale. I like the title here because you get the muspah tail for the child after listening to the tale of the muspah Ok... Im not that good. But I have an anchor!!!
May 27, 200917 yr Not sure if it's been mentioned already, but Herring -> The Grand Tree = It cannot be done.
May 27, 200917 yr A tail of two cats=A tale of two cities... Tail of the Muspah- both use tail and tale. I like the title here because you get the muspah tail for the child after listening to the tale of the muspah Actualy the "A tail of two cats" = a tale of to cats. Not cities. Pretty much self-explanatory IMO.
May 27, 200917 yr A tail of two cats=A tale of two cities... Tail of the Muspah- both use tail and tale. I like the title here because you get the muspah tail for the child after listening to the tale of the muspah Actualy the "A tail of two cats" = a tale of to cats. Not cities. Pretty much self-explanatory IMO. "A Tail of Two Cats" is a play on the title of the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles [bleep]ens.
June 5, 200917 yr The cell leading to the Stronghold of Player Safety in the jail is an obvious reference to the Shawshank Redemption. There's the poster, the chess set, need I say more?
June 11, 200917 yr Neitiznot = no it is not Jatizso = ya it is so idk if some1 said tht, but a friend told me bout it
June 11, 200917 yr Neitiznot = no it is not Jatizso = ya it is so idk if some1 said tht, but a friend told me bout it Well, if you actualy read the different conversations on quests, you'd know that's not a secret...
June 11, 200917 yr Neitiznot = no it is not Jatizso = ya it is so idk if some1 said tht, but a friend told me bout it Well, if you actualy read the different conversations on quests, you'd know that's not a secret... I Never said it was a secret..? I just pointed out a play on words...
June 12, 200917 yr use herring on tree = "this is not the mightiest tree in the forest" use herring on grand tree in gnome stronghold = "it cant be done" (or something like that)
June 12, 200917 yr The clock above the Catherby bank has stopped at 10:04, possibly a reference to the 1985 movie Back to the Future. 8-)
June 12, 200917 yr A tail of two cats=A tale of two cities... Tail of the Muspah- both use tail and tale. I like the title here because you get the muspah tail for the child after listening to the tale of the muspah Actualy the "A tail of two cats" = a tale of to cats. Not cities. Pretty much self-explanatory IMO. "A Tail of Two Cats" is a play on the title of the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles [bleep]ens. i can't think of any relation though, and i think i would know meaning last semester i recorded over 125 homework hours on just that book.
June 12, 200917 yr A tail of two cats=A tale of two cities... Tail of the Muspah- both use tail and tale. I like the title here because you get the muspah tail for the child after listening to the tale of the muspah Actualy the "A tail of two cats" = a tale of to cats. Not cities. Pretty much self-explanatory IMO. "A Tail of Two Cats" is a play on the title of the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles [bleep]ens. i can't think of any relation though, and i think i would know meaning last semester i recorded over 125 homework hours on just that book. It's just wordplay, like how Great Brain Robbery has nothing to do with Michael Crichton's Great Train Robbery or any other large theft involving trains I painted some stuff and put it on tumblr
June 12, 200917 yr A tail of two cats=A tale of two cities... Tail of the Muspah- both use tail and tale. I like the title here because you get the muspah tail for the child after listening to the tale of the muspah Actualy the "A tail of two cats" = a tale of to cats. Not cities. Pretty much self-explanatory IMO. "A Tail of Two Cats" is a play on the title of the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles [bleep]ens. i can't think of any relation though, and i think i would know meaning last semester i recorded over 125 homework hours on just that book. It's just wordplay, like how Great Brain Robbery has nothing to do with Michael Crichton's Great Train Robbery or any other large theft involving trainsBut why not do a Tale of Two Kitties than? That rhymes, Cat doesn't. If the CORPORAL beast is this hard, imagine how hard a GENERAL or COLONEL beast would be. a corporal is not even an admirable rank in armies that use that ranking system. Yeah, it is a pking minigame, so any arguments anybody makes will probably be biased.The best way this will end :Everybody just says,"I'm not arguing with you anymore, goodbye."The worst way this will end: I don't really know, psychological warfare? Worldwide thermonuclear war? Pie eating contest?
June 12, 200917 yr A tail of two cats=A tale of two cities... Tail of the Muspah- both use tail and tale. I like the title here because you get the muspah tail for the child after listening to the tale of the muspah Actualy the "A tail of two cats" = a tale of to cats. Not cities. Pretty much self-explanatory IMO. "A Tail of Two Cats" is a play on the title of the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles [bleep]ens. i can't think of any relation though, and i think i would know meaning last semester i recorded over 125 homework hours on just that book. It's just wordplay, like how Great Brain Robbery has nothing to do with Michael Crichton's Great Train Robbery or any other large theft involving trainsBut why not do a Tale of Two Kitties than? That rhymes, Cat doesn't. It doesn't have to rhyme? Many believe that the 1980 eruption of Mt. Saint Helens was a catostrophic geological event, in reality it was the day that Jimi Hendrix returned to Earth from the next world and actually stood up next to a mountain and chopped it down with the edge of his hand.-Random Youtuber
June 12, 200917 yr A tail of two cats=A tale of two cities... Tail of the Muspah- both use tail and tale. I like the title here because you get the muspah tail for the child after listening to the tale of the muspah Actualy the "A tail of two cats" = a tale of to cats. Not cities. Pretty much self-explanatory IMO. "A Tail of Two Cats" is a play on the title of the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles [bleep]ens. i can't think of any relation though, and i think i would know meaning last semester i recorded over 125 homework hours on just that book. It's just wordplay, like how Great Brain Robbery has nothing to do with Michael Crichton's Great Train Robbery or any other large theft involving trainsBut why not do a Tale of Two Kitties than? That rhymes, Cat doesn't. It doesn't have to rhyme?Oh [garden tool] [garden tool]! But it does, my com padre- when committing a truly horrific pun, one of the most basic rules is to make it rhyme, spell it the same, or make it sound phonetically similar. Examples: Great Train Robbery=Great Brain Robbery I feel god's are more concerned with prophets than profits. It appears you prefer the big sea to a big see (clerical humor) Imitation Krabs=Imitation Crab If the CORPORAL beast is this hard, imagine how hard a GENERAL or COLONEL beast would be. a corporal is not even an admirable rank in armies that use that ranking system. Yeah, it is a pking minigame, so any arguments anybody makes will probably be biased.The best way this will end :Everybody just says,"I'm not arguing with you anymore, goodbye."The worst way this will end: I don't really know, psychological warfare? Worldwide thermonuclear war? Pie eating contest?
June 12, 200917 yr "A Tail of Two Cats" is a play on the title of the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles [bleep]ens. i can't think of any relation though, and i think i would know meaning last semester i recorded over 125 homework hours on just that book. It's just wordplay, like how Great Brain Robbery has nothing to do with Michael Crichton's Great Train Robbery or any other large theft involving trainsBut why not do a Tale of Two Kitties than? That rhymes, Cat doesn't. It doesn't have to rhyme?Oh [garden tool] [garden tool]! But it does, my com padre- when committing a truly horrific pun, one of the most basic rules is to make it rhyme, spell it the same, or make it sound phonetically similar. Examples: Great Train Robbery=Great Brain Robbery I feel god's are more concerned with prophets than profits. It appears you prefer the big sea to a big see (clerical humor) Imitation Krabs=Imitation Crab I spy Pratchett references. Hail to The Great Big Penguin in the sky. And Guthix, of course.
June 13, 200917 yr Oh [garden tool] [garden tool]! But it does, my com padre- when committing a truly horrific pun, one of the most basic rules is to make it rhyme, spell it the same, or make it sound phonetically similar. Examples: Great Train Robbery=Great Brain Robbery I feel god's are more concerned with prophets than profits. It appears you prefer the big sea to a big see (clerical humor) Imitation Krabs=Imitation Crab One could claim that "A Tail of Two Kitties" would have been far too obvious a pun. The way I think of it, "A Tail of Two Cats" is a pun on a pun. One would expect it to be a tale of two kitties, but it catches you out, and BAM! HEADSHOT! I mean, CATS! It's somewhat more subtle that way. [hide=OFFTOPIC]BTW, I just realised that I'm replying to you in two different threads #-o believe me when I say its a coincidence, and nothing more.[/hide] Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute and it feels like an hour has passed. Sit with a hot girl for an hour and it only feels like a minute has passed - Ol' Al Onestone.
June 13, 200917 yr Author Scary Movie 1 reference in the chamber of the blood altar, meyerditch caverns. Examine some coffins, some will say: I see dead people!
June 13, 200917 yr Scary Movie 1 reference in the chamber of the blood altar, meyerditch caverns. Examine some coffins, some will say: I see dead people! Isn't that from Sixth Sense? At least I think that's what it's called, never seen it I painted some stuff and put it on tumblr
June 13, 200917 yr Author Scary Movie 1 reference in the chamber of the blood altar, meyerditch caverns. Examine some coffins, some will say: I see dead people! Isn't that from Sixth Sense? Quite possibly, but i think scary movie was the one to make that phrase famous
June 13, 200917 yr Scary Movie 1 reference in the chamber of the blood altar, meyerditch caverns. Examine some coffins, some will say: I see dead people! Isn't that from Sixth Sense? Quite possibly, but i think scary movie was the one to make that phrase famous No I think it was the Sixth Sense. Ponies!
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