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Godfistbb wrote:

The Knocker wrote: You are two Runescape freaks

I am the bigger one..
although, I only waste time on it..not money..

I play for fun, and mebers parts is fun

I play for fun most of time, sometimes for score

Gigaman wrote:

Godfistbb wrote:

The Knocker wrote: You are two Runescape freaks

I am the bigger one..
although, I only waste time on it..not money..

I play for fun, and mebers parts is fun

you just need to know HOW to have fun.
I have enough fun on f2p..actually, more than enough.

I'm totally addicted to RuneScape now

I'm now addicted to GoldenSun I can't stop playing it in Easy Mode to get my characters more powerful

The Knocker wrote:I'm totally addicted to RuneScape now

SEE? I ain't no nerd! (Not that you have called me one)

The Knocker wrote:I'm totally addicted to RuneScape now

*points and shouts* RUNESCAPE NERD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol

Matyuv wrote:i remember i didn't enjoy it much when i played it.

Same

Perhaps we should make a poll on this.

You can do all your training on a non-Windows computer like a Mac. However, some of the examples in our advanced classes require a newer version of Windows, like Windows 98 or Windows 2000.

uberness

Gigaman wrote:

Godfistbb wrote:

The Knocker wrote: You are two Runescape freaks

I am the bigger one..
although, I only waste time on it..not money..

I play for fun, and mebers parts is fun

mebers?

Even if it made no sense, he meant members.

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