Breakfast Topic: Do you blog about WoW?

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9-16-2011 @ 8:05AM

Jamie said...

If I did blog about WoW I'd probably do it in an RP/story telling style about the fantasy side of WoW.

I'm not a spreadsheet wizard or anything.

And if I did take that kind of route it'd be able the trials & tribulations of Cogger (Torquehammer), my current Gnome Warrior project and his quest to become a raiding main tank.

Before I became a Gnomist (yes, that's a Gnomish Enthusiast - I guess), I was a By The Light! Paladin. Although it's altogether a too worn story and my lack of attention to want to write has hindered my desire to write a WoW based blog.

9-16-2011 @ 8:27AM

MattKrotzer said...

"Gnomist." I like that. Been looking for a term for years to describe myself. Gnome-o-phile just makes it sound dirty.

9-16-2011 @ 8:45AM

Jamie said...

Y'like that, eh Krotzer? Well perhaps for my brain poking trivia. I would say...

What homophone would both describe the nomadic ways of the Taurens and also describe a person who is particularly interested in said race.

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Give up? Quite clearly it's a Taurist! *guffaw*

I say, what a whimsical treat that was to divulge to you all!

9-16-2011 @ 9:04AM

Tim said...

"No, I do blog about WoW but I'm too strapped for time to compel you with all the details, right now. But by Jove it's one heck of a word spinner. Interesting post! " ...?

I don't blog.

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