Friday Funnies: Dispelling Myths
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Friday Funnies: Dispelling Myths

November 27, 2009
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  • Sasquatch & Me (via gabegross @ Flickr)
    Sasquatch & Me (via gabegross @ Flickr)

    RP does not equal ERP

  • Pie is not better than cake
  • All PvE server people are not carebears
  • All PvP server people are not ganksters
  • All avatars do not match the player's sex
  • All WoW players that are jerks aren't 12 yrs olds
  • All gamers are not men
  • All male gamers are not basement dwelling mouthbreathers
  • All 80s do not know how to play their class
  • All gamers do not like the same games
  • Every person that plays A game is not necessarily a gamer.  It's a lifestyle.
  • CAPS WILL NOT GET YOU ATTENTION AND FOLLOW THRU ON UR DEMANDZ

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  • I definitely disproved the second one when my ‘carebear’ self made a DK on a PvP server, and proceeded to slaughter everyone I could. Except that damn paladin. I’m really only on PvE because of circumstance; I started on PvP, rerolled Alliance on PvP, and only in the past couple years have I have I been PvE. I suppose that’s half my WoW career.

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