Cauldrons
 

It kind of annoys me when someone runs up and steals my cauldron.

And consdering I have a few very valuable cauldrons, it has led me to make this thread.

Can we put say owner tags on it (*gasp* owner tags like on 2k1, Hi Googi!)

Or something to combat the stealing of cauldrons? I go to the fartherst corner of Forest and still people see it fit to come and see what I'm doing.

You can never have too many owner tags.

It'd be nice, I hate having to always be ready to grab my cauldron when doing Alchemy. :[

THAT, is why I run to Forest and do it very quickly. I pop out of my house, do one part real quick.. run in.. do something else.. adn keep popping back out. T hough not having to play what seems oddly like 'whack a mole' would be nice.

lol, i know, i got a alchemy house, because you can use the alchemy scrolls you write in the houses, but it only does the cauldrons, no the stuff inside your house, so w00t, im smart!!! ^^

LIEK OMG I HAVE AN ALCHEMY HOUSE TOO

I'm not writing 1000 alchemy scroll to do DoV in my cauldron+3.

I have my alchemy house set up to do DoPV 30 cauldrons at a time.

And no your not smart.

Pwnt by Damix.

Yeah, not so much... He spelled "you're" incorrectly.

<4 @ Damix

Its a common mistake to confuse your and you're. Oh well, at least what I write is readable.

And "its" and "it's" :p

Yes but I used the right "its" in that instance.

Actually you used the wrong one. In the instance that you used it in it would say "it is" which would be It's. "its" is a substitution for a noun,

some examples:
Its had a hard life - Talking about something
It's going to kill us - Shortening it is

(Just for future reference, not trying to make anybody look stupid or anything) =P

Hahah! I have you all talking about grammar now. ;] (Damix used "it's" correctly, but forgot an apostrophe. We all get what he means, anyway.)

Anyway... How 'bout them cauldrons?

It's is the possesive I thought, when talking about Myuki's hair, I would say it's hair.

Its, I thought was the shortening for it is.

Did some research and realized I was wrong, stupid English, they use the apostraphe to show posession sometimes. No wonder I'm a math major. :rolleyes: