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Shakadoodoo @shakadoodoo (737) • Dallas, Texas 13 Mar 09

How can you Fly a kite with a heavy key tied to it, in a thunderstorm? That sounds like more of a discovery than channeling electricity. I got to tell you the truth - That sounds like a bunch of BS to me!

ben franklin

electricity

fraud

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Bladestorm He was electrocuted, but not killed. If you don't believe he could survive, there's several hundred people every year who get struck by lightning directly; only a few of them die. Ben had someone nearby who revived him, he later wrote about this. As to your...

13 Mar 09

draucia @draucia (164) • United States 12 Mar 09

Who here has defeated Jad (level 702)? And about how many monsters are there before Jad? I tried fighting Jad, But I couldn't get to him. What level were you when you defeated Jad. And what Armour/weapons/food/potions/what ever...

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Bladestorm No, I mean 63 waves of monsters, with a break in between each wave. Altogether there are several hundred monsters that must be killed. This is where Guthan's armor comes in handy...

12 Mar 09

dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 12 Mar 09

if you skip the 13th floor, like many hotels do, isn't the 14th floor really the 13th floor without its name being correct? does not calling it the 13th floor really do anything? are people that silly?

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Bladestorm Trust me, people can sue for *anything* nowadays. Perhaps someone has an insanely strong fear of the number 13, if a hotel puts them on the 13th floor they might have a heart attack. Or if anything bad happens to them, they will blame it on the fact that they...

12 Mar 09

Bladestorm @Bladestorm (44) • United States 12 Mar 09

Well my free Norton Anti-virus trial subscription just ran out, and it's awfully expensive to buy. So I'm wondering, is it worth it to pay to renew my subscription, or are there other Anti-Virus programs out there that would be a...

anti virus

norton

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Bladestorm I've never heard of Malwarebytes' before, I will have to look into that. Right now I have AVG on the recommendations of others, but it seems to slow down my computer considerably.

12 Mar 09

Bladestorm @Bladestorm (44) • United States 12 Mar 09

Well my free Norton Anti-virus trial subscription just ran out, and it's awfully expensive to buy. So I'm wondering, is it worth it to pay to renew my subscription, or are there other Anti-Virus programs out there that would be a...

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Bladestorm Thanks for the links, free is very good for me right now. They seem to be trial versions, but that's fine for me because I only need it to be free for a couple months.

12 Mar 09

Bladestorm @Bladestorm (44) • United States 12 Mar 09

Well my free Norton Anti-virus trial subscription just ran out, and it's awfully expensive to buy. So I'm wondering, is it worth it to pay to renew my subscription, or are there other Anti-Virus programs out there that would be a...

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Bladestorm Well, the problem is I'm really short on money right now; to the point where the cost of one of those programs could affect how much I eat this week. I really need a good free program right now, until I can afford to pay for one in a month or two.

12 Mar 09

Bladestorm @Bladestorm (44) • United States 9 Mar 09

What do you think about that? Many people believe it to be back luck, and now I hear people saying it's going to be even worse this time because there was a Friday the 13th last month. Do you think it's an unlucky day? What will...

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Bladestorm I agree with you there, if your going to be unlucky this Friday then you would have been unlucky if it was the 10th, 25th, or 31st. It makes me wonder if there even is any such thing as "good" luck and "bad" luck, or if it's just "plain luck" that you get good...

9 Mar 09

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oyenkai @oyenkai (4394) • Philippines 8 Mar 09

I treated my family to lunch. It was a pretty expensive place and we all had fun. I always keep the receipt as a souvenir. When I got home, I checked the receipt again and found out that one of us got a free meal - as I said, it...

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Bladestorm They already know, or they will next time they check their system. Small stores may miss things like that, as will fast food palces, and even some small restaurants; but from the sounds of it this was a pretty big business restaurant, and they have systems in...

9 Mar 09

Bladestorm @Bladestorm (44) • United States 8 Mar 09

I have not been on myLot long, but I have noticed that no one ever seems to reply to topics more than a day old. Why do you think that is? Is it because no one reads older topics? If so, why does no one read them? Just something...

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Bladestorm Lol I'm new to myLot as I'm sure you have seen, and I don't know how to look at other people's profiles; let alone the discussions there. Perhaps you could fill me in? And your welcome=).

8 Mar 09

Bladestorm @Bladestorm (44) • United States 8 Mar 09

I have not been on myLot long, but I have noticed that no one ever seems to reply to topics more than a day old. Why do you think that is? Is it because no one reads older topics? If so, why does no one read them? Just something...

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Bladestorm Nice response, and your right, they might not be there to discuss it further. But I would think someone who just posted yesterday would still be checking on it, though most topics only seem to last an hour or 2. I'm glad it's different for you, perhaps it...

8 Mar 09

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Bladestorm @Bladestorm (44) • United States 4 Mar 09

That is a theoretical question, and here is a short fictional story to go with it. Let's say that a suicidal maniac planted a bomb in a school of 200 people, while everyone was in class. You do not attend this school, and do not...

choice

sacrifice

theoretical question

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Bladestorm Nice answer, I agree completely. A few other interesting things to consider as well: If this was a college, or if the people inside were adults instead of children, would it make a difference in your choice? What if it WAS one your own children being held...

4 Mar 09

Bladestorm @Bladestorm (44) • United States 4 Mar 09

That is a theoretical question, and here is a short fictional story to go with it. Let's say that a suicidal maniac planted a bomb in a school of 200 people, while everyone was in class. You do not attend this school, and do not...

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Bladestorm I know, I could not personally choose right now; i think it would be one of those things where your brain takes a back seat to instinct, you just wouldn't have enough time to think about it. Of course, even if i had years to think about it I could not, or...

4 Mar 09

Bladestorm @Bladestorm (44) • United States 4 Mar 09

That is a theoretical question, and here is a short fictional story to go with it. Let's say that a suicidal maniac planted a bomb in a school of 200 people, while everyone was in class. You do not attend this school, and do not...

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Bladestorm Hmm, perhaps I was not clear enough in my posting, but allow me to clarify it here: Your friend is the same as you know him to be now, another person is committing this act, and has taken your friend hostage. This other person is threatening to either kill...

4 Mar 09

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