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Nov 14 2018 12:28am

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Goals:
Get money for getting 77 magic
imbue each god staff (200 bloods ea)
Attempt mage arena 2 quest and try not to die more than 3 times
Get 99 thieving for big money
Get 99 hunter via herbiboar (big amount of herbs)
100 combat via sandcrabs -> full ranger void -> 70 prayer for morytania hard diary
get 83 con (or 82 idr)

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Whips obtained: 52/100 (click here for halfway celebration) | ~~Abyssal head obtained: 12/10~~ | Abyssal dagger: 1
Ancient shards obtained: 54 | dragon spears obtained: 4 | Completed totems: 12

Hee Haw's clue scroll extravaganza
Medium: 40
Hard: 164
Elite: 123
Master: 46

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This post was edited by Jupe on Nov 14 2018 12:31am

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Nov 14 2018 01:15am

Inspiring words
“You've a perfect right to call me as impractical as a dormouse, and to feel I'm out of touch with life. But this is the point where we simply can't see eye to eye. We've nothing whatever in common. Don't you see. . . it's not an accident that's drawn me from Blake to Whitehead, it's a certain line of thought which is fundamental to my whole approach. You see, there's something about them both. . . They trusted the universe. You say I don't know what the modern world's like, but that's obviously untrue. Anyone who's spent a week in London knows just what it's like. . . if you mean neurosis and boredom and the rest of it. And I do read a modern novel occasionally, in spite of what you say. I've read Joyce and Sartre and Beckett and the rest, and every atom in me rejects what they say. They strike me as liars and fools. I don't think they're dishonest so much as hopelessly tired and defeated."

Lewis had lit his pipe. He did it as if Reade were speaking to someone else. Now he said, smiling faintly, "I don't think we're discussing modern literature."

Reade had an impulse to call the debater's trick, but he repressed it. Instead he said quietly, "We're discussing modern life, and you brought up the subject. And I'm trying to explain why I don't think that murders and wars prove your point. I'm writing about Whitehead because his fundamental intuition of the universe is the same as my own. I believe like Whitehead that the universe is a single organism that somehow takes account of us. I don't believe that modern man is a stranded fragment of life in an empty universe. I've an instinct that tells me that there's a purpose, and that I can understand that purpose more deeply by trusting my instinct. I can't believe the world is meaningless. I don't expect life to explode in my face at any moment. When I walk back to my cottage, I don't feel like a meaningless fragment of life walking over a lot of dead hills. I feel a part of the landscape, as if it's somehow aware of me, and friendly.”
― Colin Wilson, The Glass Cage

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#5223

Nov 14 2018 02:26am

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#5224

Nov 14 2018 03:03am

aw shit

Inspiring words
“I really should have died then, Tsukuru often told himself. Then this world, the one in the here and now, wouldn't exist. It was a captivating, bewitching thought. The present world wouldn't exist, and reality would no longer be real. As far as this world was concerned, he would simply no longer exist—just as this world would no longer exist for him.”
― haruki murakami

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#5225

Nov 14 2018 03:28am

I'm actually not having problems doing quests anymore, i think im dying