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Whale biologist 11-04-2021 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Tunabros (Post 3379614)


Castle2.0 11-04-2021 02:11 AM

Was curious what Tunaboy was posting. Sorry, not sorry, your argument was decimated. Maybe you should keep investing in yeezys or Jordans or w/e. Real cash money, yaknow?

Ravager 11-04-2021 04:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Castle2.0 (Post 3383369)
Was curious what Tunaboy was posting. Sorry, not sorry, your argument was decimated. Maybe you should keep investing in yeezys or Jordans or w/e. Real cash money, yaknow?

His argument was reduced by a tenth?

azeth 11-04-2021 08:40 AM

I don't think he ought to have to include the time farming in the roll-up of time-taken to max level. However, he should include maxing his basic stats like 1h slashing or conjuration depending on whatever class it was.

Get to max level quick? Great. You don't win til your skills reflect the dings.

Fammaden 11-04-2021 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Tunabros (Post 3379614)


Whale biologist 11-04-2021 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Ravager (Post 3383380)
His argument was reduced by a tenth?

:D

Castle2.0 11-04-2021 11:39 AM

Did you know?
The connection between decimate and the number ten harks back to a brutal practice of the army of ancient Rome. A unit that was guilty of a severe crime (such as mutiny) was punished by selecting and executing one-tenth of its soldiers, thereby scaring the remaining nine-tenths into obedience. It's no surprise that the word for this practice came from Latin decem, meaning "ten." From this root we also get our word decimal and the name of the month of December, originally the tenth month of the calendar before the second king of Rome decided to add January and February. In its extended uses decimate strayed from its "tenth" meaning and nowadays refers to the act of destroying or hurting something in great numbers.

Whale biologist 11-04-2021 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Castle2.0 (Post 3383443)
Did you know?
The connection between decimate and the number ten harks back to a brutal practice of the army of ancient Rome. A unit that was guilty of a severe crime (such as mutiny) was punished by selecting and executing one-tenth of its soldiers, thereby scaring the remaining nine-tenths into obedience. It's no surprise that the word for this practice came from Latin decem, meaning "ten." From this root we also get our word decimal and the name of the month of December, originally the tenth month of the calendar before the second king of Rome decided to add January and February. In its extended uses decimate strayed from its "tenth" meaning and nowadays refers to the act of destroying or hurting something in great numbers.

You literally pasted that from the Google.

Castle2.0 11-04-2021 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Whale biologist (Post 3383444)
You literally pasted that from the Google.

Yes. I thought you would be impressed, seeing you don't know to use Google.

Tunabros 11-04-2021 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Castle2.0 (Post 3383443)
Did you know?
The connection between decimate and the number ten harks back to a brutal practice of the army of ancient Rome. A unit that was guilty of a severe crime (such as mutiny) was punished by selecting and executing one-tenth of its soldiers, thereby scaring the remaining nine-tenths into obedience. It's no surprise that the word for this practice came from Latin decem, meaning "ten." From this root we also get our word decimal and the name of the month of December, originally the tenth month of the calendar before the second king of Rome decided to add January and February. In its extended uses decimate strayed from its "tenth" meaning and nowadays refers to the act of destroying or hurting something in great numbers.

no one read that

hope this helps

also shut up

thanks


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