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TRR Recruitment Event Date: Tuesday, August 7th Location: Clan Camp, world of clan camp Notes: Basically, bring anything that makes you look wealthy and successful. diplomats, i'm hoping this will make it that much easier to get some new recruits! Chances are we will start a train, small firefest, or bonfire! Time Chart Daylight Saving Time [table] [th] Time Zone [/th] [th] UTC/GMT Relative [/th] [th] Event Time [/th] 00 A.M. [/td] 11:00 P.M. [/td] 7:00 P.M. [/td] 6:00 P.M. [/td] 5:00 P.M. [/td] 4:00 P.M. [/td] [/table][table][th][/th][/table] If your time zone is not included in the chart, a time zone converter may be of help.

I approve

Fish Flingers Date: Sunday, August 5th Location: Fish Flingers platform, World 64 Notes: To get to fish flingers, simply speak to a "fisherman" near a fishing spot ( Ex. Catherby) Time Chart Daylight Saving Time [table] [th] Time Zone [/th] [th] UTC/GMT Relative [/th] [th] Event Time [/th] 1:00 A.M. [/td] 12:00 A.M. [/td] 8:00 P.M. [/td] 7:00 P.M. [/td] 6:00 P.M. [/td] 5:00 P.M. [/td] [/table][table][th][/th][/table] If your time zone is not included in the chart, a time zone converter may be of help.

To be honest i'm a little taken back that a lot of you guys havent read this, from what i understand its a common required read in schools

Bandos God Wars Date: Friday, August 3rd Location: We will mass in Trollheim, world will vary Notes: We will need a tank, I would be very grateful to anyone who is willing to do so. If this is your first time going to godwars, I suggest you read up on it! Tip.it has a great guide. Time Chart Daylight Saving Time [table] [th] Time Zone [/th] [th] UTC/GMT Relative [/th] [th] Event Time [/th] 12:00 A.M. [/td] 11:00 P.M. [/td] 7:00 P.M. [/td] 6:00 P.M. [/td] 5:00 P.M. [/td] 4:00 P.M. [/td] [/table][table][th][/th][/table] If your time zone is not included in the chart, a time zone converter may be of help.

I would probably bail as well, even though that seems to be the common answer here

I'm going to buy the books going with the movie trilogy on my kindle and read through them all, from what I've heard they're very good.

Pest Control Date: Tuesday , August 2nd Location: Pest Control Dock, world to be announced Notes: Bring Armor, weapons, etc etc. Time Chart Daylight Saving Time [table] [th] Time Zone [/th] [th] UTC/GMT Relative [/th] [th] Event Time [/th] 11:00 P.M. [/td] 10:00 P.M. [/td] 6:00 P.M. [/td] 5:00 P.M. [/td] 4:00 P.M. [/td] 3:00 P.M. [/td] [/table][table][th][/th][/table] If your time zone is not included in the chart, a time zone converter may be of help.

Just read the hobbit this past week, and i must say its lived up to the "classic" hype. Quite frankly its been a while since I've enjoyed a fictional book so much. I'm always a lover of journeys and runescapish tales. (Fun fact, Mithril actually was a metal that originated from the Lord of the Rings) So, who doesnt enjoy reading a story about a midget with hairy feet? Lord knows I do From what I understand a major motion picture is coming out for this book, though I do not believe it will be able to do this great book justice. There is far too much to cover in that short 2 hours, so much lore and history to work in that I feel it will fall short of offering everything Tolkien's novel has to offer. The book starts out slow, with Bilbo hanging around his little hobbit home, smoking his pipe (if you've read the book, you've become familiar with Tolkien's obsession with smoke rings) When suddenly, Gandalf the wizard approaches Bilbo (the main character/hobbit). Within a chapter, Bilbo finds himself smack in the middle of an adventure. Before you know it, they're on their merry way, and you're taken on a beautifully descriptive journey through the mountains, swamps, and dark woods of this new world. If theres one thing I enjoyed most, its that Tolkien slips in mythology and history of these lands without preaching it. Confrontations with trolls and goblins become gateways to understanding why dwarves dont trust goblins, or why elves trade only with men. Im kind of a history buff as it is, so learning about a history completely new to me kinda excites me. Bilbo's magnificent journey is kind of a a coming of age tale, except its not. Thats stupid, why would you even suggest that? Its a tale of how he becomes confident in himself and his skills, and discovers in himself a newfound love for adventure. And the reader slowly discovers that gandalf is one bad ass MF. Gandalf is a badass The battle scenes are epic. The journey is entertaining, exciting, and does not drag on like other books. The constantly changing perils present fresh problems which constantly challenge bilbo's shortcomings. The ending was great, and very satisfying. I fully recommend this book to anyone who enjoys runescapish lore or journey books.

I would definitely buy and play a FFX remaster

Only played FFX and FF7 (I dont know the roman numerals to do seven, shutup.) Loved em both. dont know how much has changed in the FF world since then

Was hoping I wouldnt have to get my hands dirty with the whole murdering thing, hoping I could just go grab an annulment at the old stop-n-pray.

Pretty sure I can make this!

No idea, to be honest I never knew these existed.(also. .ud rusty arrow. on second thought, nevermind.)

I'm really glad you're going to stick around on the forums TC! I really hope you decide to stay after the baby is born, but I understand that the baby comes first, and rightfully so! Know that we're always here for ya regardless!