
Journal SolemnDragon's Journal: Signs of too much Warcraft 9
-You see the mailbox on the corner and think, "right-click."
-You no longer fear things being lost when you set them down, because you know that they will be destroyed as soon as you let go.
-you refer to your raise as a "quest reward."
-you think of money in perfectly decimal terms.
-You expect the price of cheerios will go down if you kill trolls for the shopkeeper next door. (And in some cities, this might be true!)
-You have an active discussion about fishing with someone, and get away with it until they inform you that "Darkshore Grouper," is not, in fact, a real kind of fish.
-When you see spiders, you stand perfectly still. When other household members ask what you're doing, you inform them that you have to find out its level so you know if you can kill it.
-You see copper pipes under the sink and think, "boomstick."
- You engage in earnest, thoughtful discussion with others about the probable means of making such a tube on an anvil, and why it wouldn't work.
-You go to the store and expect them to buy back the milk you don't still want. You don't see why they won't, since you kept it in your bag for a week like everything else you own.
anybody else got some to add?
I found... (Score:2)
LFT? WTF? (Score:2)
You send meeting requests at work with the subject:
Warcraft (Score:1)
Re:Warcraft (Score:2)
WoW (Score:1)
WoW? *Pfff!* (Score:2)
All of this supported by my "Technology for Gold/Turn" cartel. Muh-ahahah!
Whaddya mean? (Score:1)
- You engage in earnest, thoughtful discussion with others about the probable means of making such a tube on an anvil, and why it wouldn't work.
I know someone that actually did make them in real life. They went "BOOM!", too.
This was about 15 years ago or so. <shrug>
ha! I get it. (Score:2)
signs of too much FFXI (Score:1)
Getting into a fight, but taking ten seconds to settle yourself into an acceptable fighting pose before you actually start attacking.
Seeing stray cats and other wildlife and making sure to walk well wide and behind of it, because "I don't know if it's aggressive on sight or sound."
Wishing real-world bees dropped beehive chips worth 40k gil for 1