Is it true that WoW is for 12 year-olds?Follow

That is ******* annoying.

To be fair, it's really the tonic water (quinine) that glows in the dark.

And I do love the taste of a good gin and tonic (with lime), though I'm more of a bourbon man myself at this point.

Sorry, Mazra. My brains must have been turned off when I made that post. :)

FYI, the OP has been trolling the FFXIV boards for about a month now. We no longer take him/her/it seriously.

As a former WoW player myself, I'll take that in the spirit in which I believe it was intended. :P

Red Star erguotou -- RMB 7.5 per bottle, 56% alcohol (we don't ask about the other 44%). Available at corner mom and pop stores across Beijing, next to the pickled chicken feet.

wow's not a kids game, it's rated T for teen. most people who don't play video games think that only little kids like video games, and any adult playing a video game must = no life nerd. So as such, people look at WoW and think it's a kiddy game, especially with that stupid south park wow parody episode. People who don't play wow seem to think that episode of south park straight up explains what wow and its players are like.


one of the things I hate about south park, they parody stuff and people believe it to be the reality. Strange.... Oh well.

I heard that WoW is so easy now that 1000 monkeys with 1000 typewriters could play it.


It was the best of times, it wAS THE BLURST OF TIMES?!?! Stupid monkey!

You shouldn't hate South Park for that, you should hate the people that are stupid enough to believe that South Park portrays things in a realistic manner. It's a ******* cartoon for crying out loud. South Park is a satire, they purposefully make different parts of pop culture exaggerated and over the top to make fun of it. It's like The Colbert Report, and how Steven satirizes conservative pundits.

in comparison, that actually sounds refreshing.

This is the *second* truest statement in this post.


Forgot I already claimed a truest for this post

Edited, Mar 23rd 2011 10:06am by Killienmage

I´ve already had some Guiness today and right now I´m enjoying a good glass of Duvel.

Context is everything, in context PBR is decent beer. I say this as someone who knows PBR as "the beer brewed downstream from Chicago". [Re-read that and make sure you have the advertising slogan "it's the water" firmly in mind.]

First, it is a mass market American beer. It is brewed to be served slightly warmer than frozen, to accompany pork rinds, Cheetos, nachos, hot dogs, hamburgers and BBQ ribs. Chilled to a point that would render even better beers just a bit more flavorful than bottled water, it is a good match for such fare.

Second, it is up against the likes of Olde English 800, Schlitz Malt Liquor and other fine brew in the 40 oz. format (or others sold mainly on the point of being cheaper by the case than beer like PBR). Indeed, after buying that 12 pack of PBR, you can hold your head up proudly among peers who drink effete things like Champale, Thunderbird, Boone's Farm and Night Train because at least you aren't a cheap drunk, nor have you succumbed to drinking light beer.

Last, but not least among horrors, it survives in the American distribution system. The same folk who have managed to keep Chock Full O'Nuts and Safari (colored sawdust sold in large cans mislabeled as coffee) on the shelves in supermarkets are also stocking the beer.

Context is everything, I'm going to go out and drink Yanjing at something like thirty cents per 600 ml bottle. It goes well enough with skewers of grilled lamb and the somewhat Turkish style dishes of Western China.