Saturday, April 01, 2006

Back To The Old Skool

Digging through my screenshots folder, I found these classics. Now, these captures were taken from my younger days; days when then only level 60s on the server were two nubs names Epic and Ys, there were no Battlegrounds or a "Honor System", and nobody save one lone paladin had a mount.

/y FOR LOTHAR!!!

And that paladin did something amazing that will go down in WoW history. He sacrificed his own life to lead the charge and actually got the alliance to attack the horde!



10 alliance, 10 horde, one zone, a few quests... it was a stand-off. Neither side would attack the other, but neither side would leave. Too much was at stake - questing rights to Stromguarde Keep!

That all changed when one paladin mounted up and charged head first into the horde mass yelling FOR LOTHAR!!! His death was not in vain, as it rallied the alliance and we won the battle. One of the best moment in WoW ever (aside from the four naked gnomes and their pimp of course).

Surrounded



Frozen in place, and unable to speak Orc, I communicated my peaceful intention by writing it out in the snow.

Who Rocks the Mic? I Rocks the Mic!


Inspiration, meet Jabel. Jabel, meet inspiration.

/freestyle


My next concert will be Tuesday at the STV arena. Tickets are 5 gold a head. Come early, and please no outside food or drinks allowed.

Old Skool PvP

Back before the time of Battleground and the Honor System, PvP had to be sought out on your own time. Two of my favorite spots were Ashenvale and Arathi Highlands.


One of the nice things back then was 10 billion never-ending guards didn't spawn.


Resulting in massive noob casualties.


Ah yes, PvP at it's best.

The Incredibles



These guys were my very first guild in WoW. Joining them was a good experience, because I learned how spell the word "incredible."

Floods IRL

It's been rainning in Hawaii for 7 weeks straight now. The place is fucking flooded; mudslides, damns breaking, people dieing, no for real.


The tabard is supposed to be an "i" for Incredibles. I always thought it looked more like a dildo.

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