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I remember my buddy and I did Arathi Basin for the first time and had NO idea what the hell was going on. We just ran around trying not to get attacked, lol

Yeah, weren't they both seen hacking away at the poor guy? Disgrace, they should both rot in cells until their last breath.

I know most of you guys are/were Horde, but I rolled a human rogue. My reasoning was I wanted the experience to be closest to what an actual human being might experience in the world, hehe...I wanted to be able to relate somehow to the character's world. Elwynn Forest and the music there is just beautiful. Entering that mine for the first time to kill kobolds was a thrill, lol. Doesn't sound so great now though, right? But then it was SOOOOO cool. Who cares if I was a rogue and was wearing a cloth robe until I was a level 10?

Yuk

I think the intro/theme song haven't got enough praise. Both excellent pieces of work. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxXRkqXfhYM

Stuff of Dreams Some dream of roaming the Earth to hunt buried treasure. One Sierra Nevada couple didn't have to go that far. They dug it up in their backyard - about $10 million worth, in 19th century U.S. gold coins stuffed into rusty cans. It's believed to the biggest hoard of gold coins ever unearthed in the United States. And it's going on sale soon. The bonanza emerged last year as the man and woman were walking their dog on their property in the Gold Country and noticed the top of a decaying canister poking out of the ground. They dug it out with a stick, took it to their house and opened it up. Inside was what looked like a batch of discs covered in dirt from holes rotted through the can. They weren't just discs. A little brushing revealed nearly perfectly preserved $20 gold coins with liberty head designs on the front, dated from the 1890s. They ran back to the same spot, and when they were done digging, they'd found a total of eight cans containing 1,427 coins - with a face value of $27,980. A total of 1,373 were $20 coins, 50 were $10 coins and four were $5 coins. They were dated from 1847 to 1894, and after sprucing up they shone like, well, gold - which fortunately never corrodes. About a third of the coins were in pristine condition, having never been circulated for spending. Most were minted in San Francisco. "It was a very surreal moment. It was very hard to believe at first," the man said in an interview taped by the rare-coin dealer he eventually consulted to make sense of the find. "I thought any second an old miner with a mule was going to appear." Staying secret The couple are keeping their identities and location secret for many reasons, the main one being to prevent treasure hunters from ripping up their land with backhoes. But they've allowed coin dealer Don Kagin of Tiburon, who helped evaluate some of the biggest sunken treasure finds in history, to offer the collection up for sale. It's dubbed the Saddle Ridge Hoard, after the spot on the couple's property where it was found. The collection is expected to sell for at least $10 million, either as a whole or in pieces, based on the evaluated condition of the coins.

This week's forecast where I am: Tuesday Partly Cloudy 15°/29°F Wednesday Snow Showers 10°/29°F Thursday PM Snow Showers 11°/31°F Friday Mostly Sunny 15°/25°F Saturday Snow Showers 26°/32°F Sunday Snow Showers 23°/32°F Monday Snow 21°/32°F

Without tactics, you'd have no plan. Without a plan, you'd have no direction. Without direction, you'd have no order. Without order......you'd have chaos.

One of the greatest baritones ever-

What their board will be worrying about is all their Asian fans jumping ship to start supporting Man City! They're probably looking at this latest embarrassment as a marketing catastrophe. Shirt sales just nosedived with that result.

with who in? the kind of manager they need is more than likely already in employment wouldnt up and leave his club at this time of year everything points towards klopp to me which would be a great shame I think their top priority will be to just remove Moyes. At this point, it's clear the players do not play for him, don't respect him, he's begun to tarnish "The Brand". Phil Neville as caretaker will probably do for now...

They're already getting destroyed, by mighty Olympiakos!

I don't see what Carrick brings to their team, really. Nothing but back passes, even if the clear option is to go forward. He looks like a totally wayward player these days. Like he'd prefer to be playing cricket.

I actually would not be surprised if the Glazers drop the axe after tonight's performance. This isn't 1986, it's 2014, and patience is not quite the virtue it was back then. This will be totally unacceptable to them, and the entire board. I predict Moyes will be fired, as soon as tomorrow.

He'll score against us is what will happen

Hehe, full meltdown mode on Red Cafe. Sounds sadly familiar, tbh.

Laughably predictable result. They probably should've lost 4-0 they way Ferdinand and Smalling were playing. Embarrassing. I'm gonna go have a look at Red Cafe for a few giggles

Haha, Man U are so awful

Yeah, I can't imagine taking much pleasure in buying poison mats from a vendor and then creating the different poisons one at a time, lol. There are definitely things they have improved upon, no doubt.

I can see Olympiakos dominating this

They don't annoy me as much as the mooks who grab your four fingers before allowing a proper clasp of hands. Or the tough guys who have something to prove, so they try and crush your hand while peering intently into your eyes.

I bought a pair of winter boots in November. The upper seam began to detach a last week, so I took them back for an exchange, which was delivered to me two days later. But on the day in between, I wore my regular shoes, and went outside to collect the garbage bin, and slipped on the ice and landed square on my tailbone. Missed 4 nights of work because I also aggravated my two herniated discs. So these stupid boots actually cost around $900.

I bet his money buys him a manslaughter conviction and he's out in 7 years.

This is what I mean, in a nutshell: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGyjKeX5tIU

80's production techniques ruined most R&B. "Thriller" is a great album, but "Bad" is awful, and it's all down to the brutal drum sound and clanging synth chords that had become the hallmark of so many other singers as well.