WTT Common Items

Sayha Started Last reply 32 posts
I'm looking to trade a Common Soul Bow, Common BO, Common Meteor Shower for one Common Elysian Axe.

If you have one, I'll trade all three for the one axe. Shoot me a message.
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What the heck is bump?
when you want your post to "bump up" so people can see it again.
:) thank you
Hey Jrock, do you happen to have a Common Dragon Slayer?
Sorry I don't, but if I see one I'll try to grab it for you.
Don't you....forget about me......
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I crushed them for A crystals....Angel I still haven't found a DS yet.
That much bumping should have never been allowed....

Go learn some Netiquette pls...
How bout you not worry about what I do, and I'll give you the same respect...Sound good chuckles.
Love those Browns!
How bout you not worry about what I do, and I'll give you the same respect...Sound good chuckles.

Ok keep being a tool lawl. Just try to stalk me less :D
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Okay thread jacker. How bout that for "netiquette". D bag.
Looking up a word and not reading the following articles and understanding them is not success in this case lol.

Proper netiquette means you dont bump a thread in absurdum.

And I never jacked your thread, there was no viable content to be jacked...
What ever. I'll run by my next thread by you first for a proof.
Ok, just pm me on the forums, glad to help :D
And what in the name of Zeus's ******** do these last few posts have to with the the original content of this thread?!?! Let it go ... both of you!!
Who is Zeus, and how does his ******** have anything to do with me trying to teach someone proper netiquette?
In Greek mythology, Zeus was held to be the ruler of all the Gods. He stayed on Mount Olympus and reigned over the heavens.

Greek Mythology has endowed Zeus with several peculiarities and qualities. Zeus is always seen with a thunderbolt and he would use it to quell his enemies. He is also symbolized by the eagle and the bull.

He is also quite well known for his many affairs, with both Goddesses and mortal women, which inevitably produced offspring. This served to enrage his wife Hera, who would often create problems in these relationships.

Greek mythology is full of stories about Zeus.

How Zeus was born is quite an interesting tale. Zeus is the son of Cronos and Rhea. Cronos had been told by prophesy that he would be overthrown by his son. So each time a child was born, Cronos would swallow it. However, when Zeus was to be born, Rhea decided that she would avert this. She gave birth to her son, and hid him in a basket under a tree. She then wrapped a stone in a cloth and gave it to Cronos, who immediately swallowed it.

There are many versions of the story of how Zeus grew up. One version states that he was raised by the nymph Adamanthea. She hid Zeus from Cronus by dangling him from a tree on a rope because Cronus ruled the heavens, the earth and the sea. Another version states that he was raised by a family of shepherds and in return their sheep were spared by the wolves.

After Zeus grew up he forced his father to spit out the swallowed children by cutting Cronos’ stomach open. Thereafter was a war in which Zeus overthrew his father and became the King of the Gods.

After the battle, Zeus, Poseidon and Hades divided the territory by a draw of lots. Poseidon got the sea, Hades got the Underworld and Zeus got the sky and the heavens. The Earth or Gaia could not be divided, and so belonged to all the three of them.


And, if you watch the movie "The Rock" Nicholas Cage uses the line, "How in the name of Zues's ******** did you get out of your cell!!" I borrowed part of that line as this thread has gone way off topic.
Oh so its a made up character. Got ya.

In other words nothing to do with this thread or netiquette.

Thanks for the mythology lesson though.
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