hehe, well first off i am going to tell you that you made an wagon of yourself calling your question hypothical(a question that isnt meant to be answered).

 

 

 

but just keep it, his fault, no?

 

You're thinking of rhetorical question?

 

 

 

where would we be without rhetorical questions? :P

hehe, well first off i am going to tell you that you made an wagon of yourself calling your question hypothical(a question that isnt meant to be answered).

 

 

 

but just keep it, his fault, no?

 

 

 

Haha, someone mixed up his rhetoricals and hypotheticals. Yep. That kind of thing happens to me all the time. One time i was sledding down a hill and I just didn't stop, almost hit a fence, in fact.

 

 

 

Put your chat to public, maybe he will find a way to contact you =o

 

 

 

And remember, that fence will hurt.

if you don't know his name then keep it, why would you drop it? don't let some unworthy noob get it (i'm referring to people who are jerks and losers and such). you seem lik a decent guy so you definitly should keep it if anyone (other hten hte original owner of course).

You could always give it to me. ;)

 

 

 

Keep private 'on' for a lil while, if he doesnt pm you then don't worry about it and keep it, or give it to me. :P

EDIT: N64JIVE has had enough people quoting him for today methinks lol

 

as for what to do with the money its that players own mistake and thats why you have a second trade screen (if he didnt check it its his own silly fault) so its yours...after all its not like you tried to scam him out of it and he got the bows so its not like he lost the money on nothing.

 

gratz on 70 fletching.

i did somthing like that once, piad 900k for less than 100 coal by accident,

 

 

 

he probably put it down to a mistake and forgot it

so yesterday I completed 70 fletching right? and im in yanille trying to sell the 10.5k willow longs that i fletched. so I find a buyer.

 

 

 

What would you do if...

 

 

 

he accidentally put 1,057,600 instead of 105,760?

 

he accidentally added a zero, and i didnt notice it... :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

 

 

 

 

 

i dont have his name anymore, so WHAT SHOULD I DO???

 

 

 

right now im just wondering if he reported me....

 

 

 

should I be 8-) and :-$ , or drop it all...

 

 

 

I suggest you take off the Exact Number of Bows you made or fake people will try to claim the money.

i say keep it!! he lost it and hasnt contacted you, its yours now. if it was me, id not only faint, id buy myself a whip after that 6/6/6 incedent. then id prob spend the rest on junk, lol

hehe, well first off i am going to tell you that you made an wagon of yourself calling your question hypothical(a question that isnt meant to be answered).

 

 

 

but just keep it, his fault, no?

 

 

 

a question that isnt meant to be answered is a retorical question, hypothetical questions are ones that are purly to see what could happen ina situation, e.g. hypothetically how fast would i be able to make money with unlimited prayer and 99 mage at barrows, or something like that

 

 

 

Well in my opinion, you just asked the 'theoretical' question for which n64jive has been searching (see a topic about economy and merchanters). A rhetorical question is indeed the type of question that is not intended to be answered.

 

I believe a hypothetical question is actually a question about an event that hasn't actually happened (or whose happening is not the relevant point) used to support an argument.

 

 

 

Perhaps we should all go and find a dictionary next time we want to pose a specific type of question or comment on someones ability to employ said type.

 

 

 

Back on topic: Well its his fault, he had the second window, if he contacted you within a day or so of the event and you really felt guilty then give it back. In my opinion you have no reason to do this after several hours have passed, its not your fault. And whilst It would be nice if you dropped some nice shiny stuff for us, I don't really think that would change the fact that that guy lost 'loads' of money.