CRtwenty

I'm playing PC Oblivion using Obscuro's Oblivion Overhaul (OOO). The only other mods I'm running are graphical enhancements. Anyway while doing the Thieves Guild questline, the quest giver skipped over the second quest and went straight to the third. Using the console I checked the status of the second quest which was noted as being completed despite the fact that I never actually did it! The only thing I can think of for a reason is that I spent some time stealing things and selling them to fences, so when I activated the quest I'd already fenced enough items to qualify for the third quest.

So my question, why did the game skip over this quest?

Last year I moved out of an apartment I had been living in with another person, leaving a forwarding address with the apartment owners. About eight months later I was contacted by my former roommate who said that the apartment complex was billing me for damages. I immediately

contacted the complex and found out that they had mistakingly been sending collection letters to my former roommates address and not my new address. I settled the debt with them, however I discovered a few weeks later that during the eight months they had sent my bill to collections. I'm now recieving constant collection calls on a debt I've already paid off! What can I do to resolve this?

What is the difference between Polish style Dill Pickles, and Kosher Dill Pickles? I was looking at the various types at the grocery store today and couldn't figure out what made them different. Do they have a different taste or something?

After I moved into my College's dorms, I noticed that I started getting sick more frequently than usual. So to try and ward off illnesses I started taking the Airborne dietary supplement regularly. I noticed that I seemed to get sick less, and for shorter periods of time when taking it.

I usually take one dose per day (two or three when I'm sick) to try and keep myself healthy. But I've heard some people say that taking this product over a long period of time could be harmful. Is that true? And if so, what is a safe way I could take it, or an alternative to it?

Several years ago my family adopted a cat from the pound. He was a great cat, and unfortunately died several years ago. However when researching cat breeds I found that this cat had all the physical features and temperaments of a Maine Coon. But since we had gotten him from the pound there was no way to see if he was purebred or not.

So I was wondering, is there anyway to find out if a cat is a purebred or not when you can't access its family history? Or is that the only way?

What's the best way to tell somebody that I'm not interested in starting a relationship with them? Instincts tell me to just say it flat out but should I try to be a little more tactful? I'd like to maintain my friendship with this person.