A question

[LelouchX]

Pretty good this one, but it's not being used as just farming now.

It's basically a lower level character with the best gear at that level, which you solely made for a certain reason, be it PvP, K/D PvE/PvP, Farming (certain level items), auctioneer etc, quite alot to this now and as Kahlua put it may need another word to describe the above. (Goole Twink)

A so-so explanation can be found here,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twinking

i thought this link was gonna give me a different explanation....... ahhhh ha ha ha ha

Do I want to, Bod? Do I really want to?

def not, just click the link, lol

[TheChairmaker]

i thought this link was gonna give me a different explanation....... ahhhh ha ha ha ha
def not, just click the link, lol

HOW DO YOU DO THE DOUBLE-QUOTE THING?!...ok, wasn't expecting the link to be anything except what it was. Promise.

[LelouchX]

HOW DO YOU DO THE DOUBLE-QUOTE THING?!...ok, wasn't expecting the link to be anything except what it was. Promise.

lol, sorry just reading this now. What i do is click the "reply with quote" thing on the one post i want to quote, then highlight and copy it. Then i go to the next post and hit "reply with quote" and past the first quote in that box. This allows for the little tab that you see that allows you to go to the original quoted post (like in this one, if you click the two arrows by your name, it will bring you directly to that quote).
IDK how the numbers are generated to link you to the quoted post. here is what it looks like when i quote your post:

(QUOTE=TheChairmaker;504564)HOW DO YOU DO THE DOUBLE-QUOTE THING?!...ok, wasn't expecting the link to be anything except what it was. Promise.(/QUOTE)

If you go to the you can also type in (QUOTE=person's name)type quoted text here(/QUOTE), but then you won't be able to link to the quoted post. if you do it this way, make sure you properly quote someone. sorry for the long answer to your short question.

replace the ( & ) in the above with [ & ] when you type in your post.

there is probably and easier way i don't know of....

EDIT: and if you want to quote someone quoting someone, you just do a quote within a quote:

how did you do that?!?!?

it's simple!

looks like this typed out - again, replace the ( & ) with [ & ]:

(quote=newty)(quote=chairmaker)how did you do that?!?!?(/quote)it's simple!(/quote)

IDK if you were asking this, but it took me a while to figure it out, so i figured i would throw it in too for anyone interested.
also, i am NOT actually quoting anyone here, just made those up to demonstrate

[TheChairmaker]

lol, sorry just reading this now. What i do is click the "reply with quote" thing on the one post i want to quote, then highlight and copy it. Then i go to the next post and hit "reply with quote" and past the first quote in that box. This allows for the little tab that you see that allows you to go to the original quoted post (like in this one, if you click the two arrows by your name, it will bring you directly to that quote).
IDK how the numbers are generated to link you to the quoted post. here is what it looks like when i quote your post:


(QUOTE=TheChairmaker;504564)HOW DO YOU DO THE DOUBLE-QUOTE THING?!...ok, wasn't expecting the link to be anything except what it was. Promise.(/QUOTE)

If you go to the you can also type in (QUOTE=person's name)type quoted text here(/QUOTE), but then you won't be able to link to the quoted post. if you do it this way, make sure you properly quote someone. sorry for the long answer to
your short question.

replace the ( & ) in the above with [ & ] when you type in your post.

there is probably and easier way i don't know of....

EDIT: and if you want to quote someone quoting someone, you just do a quote within a quote:

looks like this typed out - again, replace the ( & ) with [ & ]:

(quote=newty)(quote=chairmaker)how did you do that?!?!?(/quote)it's simple!(/quote)

IDK if you were asking this, but it took me a while to figure it out, so i figured i would throw it in too for anyone interested.
also, i am NOT actually quoting anyone here, just made those up to demonstrate

Ahh, thank you very much