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more like cardboard shit

Captain_Obvious wrote:only the greatest cereal ever made!

If it's the greatest cereal ever made why haven't I heard of it? and lucky charms = The greatest cereal ever made, can't get it over here since 1998 though

What's better? Stale marshmallows complemented with flavorless woodchippings....or CINNAMON SWIRLS PUNCHING YOU IN YOUR FACE AHHHHHHHHH

And look! A free child safety kit for LD too

Hmm marshmallows... The cinnamon crap looks horrible.

EDIT: BTW WoW rocks

LD8242 wrote: Hmm marshmallows... The cinnamon crap looks horrible.

EDIT: BTW WoW rocks

World of Warcraft? It looks like it would be a fun game, but I really have no time to try it out.

World of Warcraft was wayyyyy fun for the first 2 months that I played it. After that, everything got boring very fast. Even though there was a number of places that I hadnt been to yet, I felt like I'd seen everything.

I think what really killed this game the most for me was how much the combat is lacking. Fighting in WoW requires zero skill. In fact, if you had skill it wouldnt help you at all. Yes, there are a few things you can do to get ahead, (like make good use of your mana and pick the right spells) but in the end, the winner of every battle will be the person/creature at the highest level and with the best gear.

All that WoW really has going for it is the nice looking scenery and the huge area to explore. Yeah, it's got some other neat stuff, but for me WoW really boils down to one big novelty game. Once get past that initial stuff, there isnt much. (unlike UT which I can play over and over and over and not get tired of )

At least that was my experience with WoW. I could have kept paying $15 a month to spend hours on end just clicking monsters so that I could level up (allowing me to click more monsters), or I could have spent that time playing UT (a game that actually requires skills and doesnt rank you by how much time you've wasted playing it) for free. Guess which one I chose.

Captain_Obvious wrote:At least that was my experience with WoW. I could have kept paying $15 a month to spend hours on end just clicking monsters so that I could level up (allowing me to click more monsters), or I could have spent that time playing UT (a game that actually requires skills and doesnt rank you by how much time you've wasted playing it) for free. Guess which one I chose.

Great decision!

I didn't know you have to pay for WoW....

Guildwars is a lot better then wow, you get to max level (20) pretty fast and after that what matters is how you use your skills (you can only equip 8 and only change them in towns).

Captain_Obvious wrote: I think what really killed this game the most for me was how much the combat is lacking. Fighting in WoW requires zero skill. In fact, if you had skill it wouldnt help you at all. Yes, there are a few things you can do to get ahead, (like make good use of your mana and pick the right spells) but in the end, the winner of every battle will be the person/creature at the highest level and with the best gear.

Obviously you didn't PVP, once you get to the level cap of 60 it depends which class you are, and how skillful you are.

Also you obviously never went raiding

And megor GW sucks, all you get is about 50 lamers lagging you by going afk and annoyingly dancing just so they can get xfire time.

Strutter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Im the king of the night time world! and your my headlight queen!!!!!!!

DOS_Junkie wrote:

Oooh so the downs syndrome annoying bastard kid is the matrix, that makes sense.

DOS_Junkie wrote:

How is this funny??

I used to watch Webster!!!

Lorus wrote:How is this funny??

I used to watch Webster!!!

I don't know, but did you have to qoute it

J/K Lorus! Qoute away

that guy is hilarious. i mean seriously! i think im gonna bring back the short shorts!!!! ill get a pair of bright yellow ones!!!!!!

DOS_Junkie wrote:that guy is hilarious. i mean seriously! i think im gonna bring back the short shorts!!!! ill get a pair of bright yellow ones!!!!!!

Most men who run wear those short shorts. Just don't be sitting down on the grass with your legs open if you're not wearing underwear!! I remember one of the leaders at Day camp doing that when I was young. So attractive

i remember him! we used to call him chicken legs magee!!!!

every camp had a guy who wore too short shorts

spamola

DOS_Junkie wrote:every camp had a guy who wore too short shorts

you was looking?

spamola #2