Breakfast Topic: In-Jokes

Unfortunately, I chose to tell this story while tanking Jaraxxus who was, at the time, serious business. Several of the DPS found the tale of my apicidal beard so amusing that they ended up not running to the portal in time and we had two annoying sisters instead of just one. Since then, the tale of my beard has grown in guild to the point that people ask me the block value of said beard, or insist I get my beard enchanted with Armsman.
So I turn to you in an attempt to distract from my own constant humiliation (you wouldn't believe the amount of 'furry warrior' jokes I hear in a raid week) to ask what your WoW in-jokes are.
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tuskalo Jan 28th 2010 9:39PM
The first time I ever spoke to anyone in my guild, I was over at my friends house and they were talking on vent. This was before I decided to switch servers to play with my friend. So as he is playing and talking over vent his computer (a mac) starts acting up so he randomly says "Dammit Mac" and everyone on vent hears him. His guild apparently thought he was referring to me and after a good 5 minutes laughing we explained he was talking to his computer. This became one of my nicknames. My second nickname was given to me 5 seconds later by the mage who said he didn't like mac computers so he decided that my name was now P/C. Some people still call me this just for a laugh now and then.
Another in joke involves a tanking death knight, patchwerk, and whether or not he is in frost presence. You all know where that goes.