PvtMcFlurry

The absence of parkway was 100% my fault. I appologize I had to cover for someone at work. I have to make it up to him sometime later in the season and I will host a BCNO of my own if anyone is interested. Hope you guys had fun today.

~McFlurry

Unfortunately I might have to work tomorrow. I'm not so sure my parents would be happy with my brother going without me. I'll see what happens. I will update this later today.

~McFlurry

Don't have to tell me. I know I don't have friends. =]

Oh boy look I've started a tradition. As of right now considering I didn't have much choice to due the turd above me I should probably be there. I'll try to keep my calander clear for that day. I will be checking my PMs more often now especially because of the nice weather. Keep me updated.

~McFlurry

*Crawls back into hole*

Contrary to popular belief, I played the game for about a month. I proceeded to quit due to boredom. I than started playing again a few weeks ago because I like the whole concept of the game. I have noticed that over the past week I have yet to log on once. I have grown bored with the game again. I don't understand how so many people have such a problem breaking the addiction. I have two friends that are both level 70+ and are probably the most active, athletic, outgoing guys I know. So I think it all comes down to what your perspective is on the game whether or not its addictive. As stated it is a very common game for very weak minded people to get addicted to because it is in fact very fun. I just think that the game loses its replay value because everyone does the same Instances over and over. Also the people that bash the game that haven't played it don't fully understand it. I mean obviously when people think of WoW they think of a game that ruins peoples lives, but if some of these people played the game they may understand why it can[i] become so addicting. Thats it for my rant. Sorry if this didn't make complete sense a little out of it.

~McFlurry