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Post by Vithigar on Jun 19, 2007 8:24:11 GMT -5
Ah, wiping on molten giants. Those were the days...
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Post by falorn on Jun 19, 2007 9:50:59 GMT -5
Indeed. First loot HGA ever got was a pair of Giantstalker gloves that went to Evilfang off the first pair of giants.
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Post by Malthorn on Jun 19, 2007 15:52:02 GMT -5
And the 2nd peice to a rogue who hardly ever came back . He did come back whenever he wanted to take loot from Mcg though. Oh, and I remeber how we had a couple non-60s for a while, I think Aph was 57 his first run hehe.
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Post by falorn on Jun 19, 2007 15:55:11 GMT -5
To quote Mal: "How much sence would it make to kill the unmarked hehe"
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Post by pamplona on Jun 20, 2007 12:31:52 GMT -5
Man, I really miss shanthis, wolfsrainer, mcguirk, jaddy, stompshifter, asheye and malthorn. I'm sorry I hadn't joined you'all when you got that first kill. Although I think the fact that Razor lost a bunch of druids was the only reason I got my ticket in.
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Post by Malthorn on Jun 20, 2007 13:50:37 GMT -5
I miss you too Pamp, along with a ton of other people . We should have a party!
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Post by asheye on Jun 21, 2007 16:34:16 GMT -5
I miss everyone too. Its really hard not being able to play, I really miss WoW.
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Post by Mcguirk on Jun 21, 2007 19:17:40 GMT -5
Wow, I'm honored to be in that list, Pamp. The feeling is mutual, trust me.
The pang to come back hits me now and again, I have to be honest. Not that it matters now. I'll be spending most of the next year living in Toronto for work. I just found this out a couple days ago. But the reason that pang hits me is because I miss all of the great friends I made, and all of the good times we had. It's not even the first time kills I remember, just the odd moments in the evening or late at night shooting the breeze with people and just being dumb.
As for me being dead in that screen shot, well, one, Vith is right. Who cares? I was just a rogue anyway, hehe. And two, I don't know that I ever survived a Rag fight. I'm pretty sure I didn't, actually. I did win my T2 pants that night, I believe. But then, if that was the night I won them, there should have been that dagger Rag dropped (that's right, I honest to god forgot the name of the dagger I drooled over for months and months). I dunno, it's all fuzzy.
And Mal, that rogue who always stole my loot was Rue. I wasn't there for the first rogue drop, and he stole the NS chest from me. I hate Rue with all my soul.
But I digress. As much as I don't act like it, I do miss you guys. A lot. Christ we all had a lot of fun together.
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Post by Dread on Jun 21, 2007 20:28:54 GMT -5
Holy shit...I still have a bag that Treewalker gave to me when I first started playing WoW. I wasn't there, but seeing the name takes me back to before I knew what a tier set was
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Post by firebreather on Jun 23, 2007 23:36:35 GMT -5
perditions blade guirk perditions blade, and i was 21/0/30 back then and i could do decent damage to. Also i still had my strong sad voice, which pissed the shit out of me. This may sound wierd but this game came at a pretty critical junction in my life (atleast i think) and my friend here have had a big impact on my personality and life style. Stomp guirk you guys kick ass, majin remember the days in sm? Rotten thanks for all the advice i never wanted to take, thanks for providing some voice of sanity. Vith ipit you guys is my cananadin pals, thanks for helping to provide a calm atmosphere. Cherry, dread, isa, thanks for just being friends of myng, all the laughs. Prune thanks for all the in game help man thanks for almost always being willing to run some shit. Zonkers thanks for all the shaman babble and all of your basic tolerance and being willing to put up with shit for being jewish (crazy jews). Zrog thanks for putting the hga together and the headaches, i met alot of cool people there. Also i met alot of douche bags i wanted to kill irl but you cant help that. Mean thanks for helping to hold the guild together and giving me another reason to stay when so many people left and thanks for all your cananadin jokes. Out of guild Dysp, well thanks for being the black petophile pope the world needs one. Sil thanks for all the raiding headaches and putting up with my annoying physco babble for so long. Seri, i used to like you until you sold that rare parrot i need for my collection and found out you have me on mute during raids . Hazel thanks for listening to my shit and talking to me like a person not a "child" even when i was twelve. Final Stomp thanks man you taught me alot about loyalty and not being a pussy by hiding from problems. You are probably the best friend i have ever had man. You don't deserve the bad shit in life but you roll with it. Guirk Thanks for all the fucking support and belief i wasn't bull shit when i felt like i was. You are a loyal friend to and taught me about how to keep my head when i am dealing with people i hate and want to tear the throat out of. In summary I may sound like a fucking pansy right now but thanks guys for helping me. We have all gone through some shit while we were playing this game and thanks for helping me to grow up, even if some of you may think i am not finished yet (i am probably not).
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Post by A Rotten Guest on Jun 24, 2007 14:24:43 GMT -5
No Problemo. Giving advice that no one wants to hear is my specialty. And you do sound like a changed man and perhaps ready to go out into that big world, look it straight in the eye, and not blink. Then poke it's eyes out. HORDE!!! It takes a lot of inner strength to be challenged, tested, bested, and emerge a better person. You sound like you see things with new eyes and better perspective. Hopefully, this is just the start of your new relationship with the world, one where you better understand what you will and will not accept, what you will and will not allow to affect you. It's just a part of growing up. Perhaps now we can communicate on a higher level that is unclouded by the everyday static and nonsense that threatens to overwhelm and consume us. Or maybe we can /dance on top of the Ogrimmar bank in nothing but our boots on in tribute to Hazel. WOOTZ!! "LOOK HAZEL! WE'RE MORE MATURE NOW!!" Um, at least that's what I did growing up. ;D
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