Tylonious

The best shadow priest in my guild, and not to mention grinded to Warlord, is a 68 year old... I hesitate to say grandmother, but woman. She also will rip your young, pitiful heart to shreads with the razor blade at the end of her tounge, and we all love her for it.

City of Heroes had something like this, universal friends. You had your normal buddy/friend list, but if you wanted to (and they also confirmed) you could add them as a universal friend and no matter what character your logged onto, you could see that they were on and talk to them. There's alot of simple UIish things that CoH did better than WoW, and I really think they should take their advice.

Not 41 points of interesting?! It's a pet warrior! Complete with fancy charge and everything.

/hate warlocks even more.

*Shakes TWO sticks!*

Tech TVs wrath extends from beyond the electronic grave.
Seriously, that channel was eons better than G4 and it is sorely missed.

I have all of my polymorphs macroed to different /says. Sheep being "%t says 'Baa baa!'", and the porker being in the same like "%t says 'Oink oink!'", but I reached and impass when I recieved Turtlemorph. So... what does a turtle say...

"%t in a half shell! Turtle power!", obviously.

Tauren look best in almost any armor set.
Sadly, Undead looks kind of crappy. I mean, seriously, do they have to cut holes in ALL of their clothes to show off bone? No. It leads them to looking like shit alot of times. From about 50ish till around 58 or 9, I had the ugliest character in the whole game, as an Undead mage with Deep Woodlands Cloak, Eye of Thedras, and some POS robe. You want to know how to make a rough looking char... that's how.

On the other hand, Gnomes just look retarded, so... at least I'm not them.

Battle Toads and Double Dragons, hands down. That made my NES days good ones.

Please, oh plese, let the magic broom be a mage mount.

It's far more likely that these were players that simply could have just been stockpiling some and chose now to flood, and therefore control, the market for them. I think that's similar to the plot of Goldfinger, or something.