It’s been an interesting week in some respects, and it’s bound to get even more interesting tomorrow.
The radio silence is unintentional, but not too surprising.
One thing worth mentioning: Thanks to all kinds of peer pressure from the dorks at work, I downloaded the 10-day trial for World Of Warcraft and got it installed last Thursday. I never played Evercrack, but boy is this game dangerous. My Tauren hunter is now level 13 14, and I’m very afraid. I’d do myself a favor if I just let the trial expire…
I’m a Call of Duty 2 man, myself (Capture the Flag, specifically), and my wife makes fun of me for, to quote her, “Spending an hour a night fighting teenagers on teh intertubes.” After watching a certain South Park episode, she made me swear on my eyes that I would never buy WOW. And I won’t.
DUDE! Don’t do it! I lost a few years of my life on Ultima Online! Very addictive. Very bad! Let’s go running instead.
jake, you have to let it expire. jessie got sucked into the game for just about every waking hour over the 6 month subscription. listen to your buds - go running instead. hell, take up surfing in the rockies, but drop the game!
f’ the game. let’s hear about your interesting week.
Keep playing, God kills a kitten everytime someone quits WoW. Fortunately, not many kittens have died…
(Peter == King WoW Dork @ work, FYI.)
Rule #1: There is no World of Warcraft.
Ceiling cat is watching you play WoW.
Jake, I’m currently in a class with 17 other Marines. On day 1, we had 1 regular WoW’er and 1 Instructor that WoW’s. Now, three weeks later, approximately half of our class has ‘tried’ WoW. We expect the number to creep dangerously close to 90% by Thanksgiving, which would also mean that several trial periods have lapsed and subsequently that several Marines have fallen vicitm to the WoW curse as subscribers.
Jake, be strong. Be healthy. Be cool. You have a geeky job, but you have managed to stay a healthy distance away from a geeky lifestyle. I have faith that you can resist the WoW.