My ALL-TIME favorite moment was during the zombie plague, when about 450 people were attacking orgrimaar after getting infected in booty bay. We went in the back-door and damn near made it to Thrall... now THAT was fun.

Anyone end up with a literal guild coup on their hands? Because I did. It was also my fault.

My brother and I were a part of a guild that was comprised of very unique individuals...

During the WotLK days, Dalaran was the hub. Landing in Dalaran via flight path put you on an open landing pad, and since Dalaran is a floating city, it's a long way down. People would often afk during the flight, so there was a lot of afk players sitting on the pad.

"LOfuckinL" - said everyone under 35 who went to college

I don't have a question or questions. I just let my nerd flag fly (within reason - I'm not going to show up on a blind date dressed like Batman) and gauge the reactions.

after reading some of the comments still complaining because shes a "Butch Russian" I come to the Conclusion that there's just No Pleasing Anyone .

This dude is 26 right now.

The scene of Jennifer riding that coin-operated pony jumpstarted puberty for countless boys back in 1991.

yeah i guess the SI swimsuit thing does predate her dancing in a bikini videos going viral by a year or so (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kate_Upto…) but still the argument stands that she's a pretty girl who has absolutely nothing to do with this game in concept or inspiration and is purely there to honeypot players…

I thought she became famous by being a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, but I'll admit, I haven't really followed her career all that closely.

Oh really, the mobile game that's been heavily marketed with a woman who only became famous because of (see image) is a pile of shit? Color me surprised.

You bash this game constantly, yet spent $10 in game... I enjoy the game, never spent a penny, and would actually play this WHILE playing civ5 or StarCraft 2. I agree the menus and money grubbing are very big issues, but the reason it's been number 2 in the lists for so long isn't that "you feel connected". Its…

"and the reported $40 million advertising campaign"

Good to see that "Hey, look at these breasts! Now go play Microtransactions: The Game!" is still a hilariously effective marketing strategy.