world of warcraft - Page 2

sageofages · #16 06-27-2007, 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by PM_Mama00

Please don't let your son get that sucked into this. Psycho ex is/was exactly like this and he has no sense of what reality is.

Don't worry we control it carefully. Thank goodness for parental controls. We turn it on and off.

I joke about his worse days. But he is a good student, plays sports, is active in boy scouts, etc etc.

sageofages · #17 06-27-2007, 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Animate

I've been playing WoW since shortly after the initial launch. good stuff. Started with a 60 rogue. Now I mainly play my shaman that is almost level 70. I have countless other "babies". Like my other rogue thats 54. 2 priests that are around level 45, a hunter thats around level 30 and a few single digit characters. Hey I like it a lot.

He has a level 70 rogue....some elf thing, "another character I am building" etc. He just traded "200 gold" for $40 with a friend of his. (seriously, there is a crew of 5 of them that spend the night at a friends house -parental supervised- like a geek poker game playing marathon Wow)

Kevin · #18 07-02-2007, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by sageofages

He has a level 70 rogue....some elf thing, "another character I am building" etc. He just traded "200 gold" for $40 with a friend of his. (seriously, there is a crew of 5 of them that spend the night at a friends house -parental supervised- like a geek poker game playing marathon Wow)

I guess it's better than being out on the town getting drunk/high and making babies.. but haven't the grades taken a turn for the worse?

sageofages · #19 07-02-2007, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Kevin

I guess it's better than being out on the town getting drunk/high and making babies.. but haven't the grades taken a turn for the worse?

Not any worse than B's. AND he has to play football to keep me paying for WoW.

There are benefits to the addiction.