Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
edited December 2008
/lol and /laugh are the same thing.
I use /lol when people who tried to gank me run away after I want a rematch.
I tend to use /mock a lot >.>
I need to get back in the habit of /shimmy and /flop. I've gotten out of practice since it doesn't fit my Mordim RP so much (and was ideal for my Munkus RP).
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Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
My favorite is golfclap. I use it anytime I am ganked by someone more than 3 levels above me, or if i'm jumped by 2 or more people at once. I just wish I could use it while stunned.
/violin sees a lot of use for me. /golfclap is probably a close second. I can't armory myself at work or i'd check.... Unless someone wants to check Algorefiend of koralistraz(sp) and let me know ^^
I would use facepalm a lot more, but I always forget about it until after the fact. Also, i'm sad they took /fail out of the emote list. I wanted to use that one soooooo bad.
The only times I've used /spit is when I've been corpse camped. Also I spit on friends when I see them randomly (just for fun). I did /lick a lot on my rogue (I don't know why, I just liked the idea of him licking mighty warriors).
The only times I've used /spit is when I've been corpse camped. Also I spit on friends when I see them randomly (just for fun). I did /lick a lot on my rogue (I don't know why, I just liked the idea of him licking mighty warriors).
I /spit on people who try to gank me when I'm at low health and don't succeed. Or people who like to stand on my fishing bobber in Dalaran.
Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
edited December 2008
When I had CE trained, I found that it was the absolute best way of mocking someone after killing them
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Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
why do people insist on griefing thier own faction? i can understand node stealing and bobber hiding the other side but a lot of people are content with messing up allys... I don't understand it.
But I prefer the /tickle emote. It comes complete with its own "Hee hee!"
One of my guildies questioned me on picking up Corpse Explosion and my response was, "I just love blowing shit up dude."
I really do love blowing shit up.
It's why I took engineering on my priest, before engineering was cool.
"Dude you should take tailoring, so you can make epix healing set."
"But then I couldn't make bombs."
I still haven't taken professions on my DK yet. Maybe I'll get engineering so I can continue to blow shit up. Hey, is that door locked? Not anymore, I'm gonna blow it up!
We simultaneously Rebirthed and Ghouled our healer in one heroic, and it mercilessly dicked with his actionbars. I believe he could do a few things with the ghoul, but otherwise he could only spam Regrowth.
Only people who ever get a /spit from me are people who cheat in battlegrounds.
I spit on clowns that rush up to my mining node and hammer away at it, hoping to give me an 'object in use error' so they can steal it.
thats why i usually run arround flagged and stand on the nodes i mine. i've had a few guys flag trying to ninja my ore, and promtly get sent on a corpse run.
Among words people abbreviate, the one that drives me crazy is "plz" Something about shortening please to "plz" sets off alarm bells in my head. It just looks annoying in print.
Plus, when me and my roommate were both paladins a couple years ago, there was a rather memorable incident where we were in Searing Gorge and some dwarf hunter comes up to us and says "help plz". I immediately sensed bad times if I did help him, but my friend decided to help him out because he was feeling generous. Trying to help him complete whatever quest he had was apparently one of the worst hours he's ever had in WoW, and I just laughed at him.
And yes, I do spit, but only if I'm getting camped.
Is there something wonky with combat/aggro these days? Two incidents stand out:
Yesterday an alliance mage kited about 10 mobs past me while I was sitting, drinking, and then hit invisible... all the mobs aggro'd on me. He tried it a second time after I rezzed, but I managed to escape.
Also, an alliance warrior aggro'd too many mobs on himself and was overwhelmed. I was fighting a few mobs nearby, and after he died, all his mobs made a beeline for me, despite being way out of range, it seemed.
I vaguely remember something similar in the early days of TBC, but don't remember if that was fixed, or was just theory that was believed but never proven.
Among words people abbreviate, the one that drives me crazy is "plz" Something about shortening please to "plz" sets off alarm bells in my head. It just looks annoying in print.
Among words people abbreviate, the one that drives me crazy is "plz" Something about shortening please to "plz" sets off alarm bells in my head. It just looks annoying in print.
Plus, when me and my roommate were both paladins a couple years ago, there was a rather memorable incident where we were in Searing Gorge and some dwarf hunter comes up to us and says "help plz". I immediately sensed bad times if I did help him, but my friend decided to help him out because he was feeling generous. Trying to help him complete whatever quest he had was apparently one of the worst hours he's ever had in WoW, and I just laughed at him.
And yes, I do spit, but only if I'm getting camped.
I have to agree with this. Ever since my personal discovery of the Internet (back in the days of Napster), I have made a solid stand to never speak in Internet abbreviations. I've watched them be created and come to fruition, but never succumbed to using them. I'm probably a bad person for disassociating with those that speak in the most heinous of abbreviations (plz, thx, wut), but I feel that I benefit from doing so.
I've kicked people out of groups for ignorance and idiocy. I just don't have the time to tolerate them
Among words people abbreviate, the one that drives me crazy is "plz" Something about shortening please to "plz" sets off alarm bells in my head. It just looks annoying in print.
"plx" is the one that kills me.
While annoying, I've never seen that one done non-ironically.
"wat" bugs the shit out of me, though
"wut" is fine, because again, it's typically done to be ironic
But I can't count the number of kids who type "wat" without any thought to how dumb it is
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I use /lol when people who tried to gank me run away after I want a rematch.
I tend to use /mock a lot >.>
I need to get back in the habit of /shimmy and /flop. I've gotten out of practice since it doesn't fit my Mordim RP so much (and was ideal for my Munkus RP).
I believe you were thinking about this?
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd320/Phender12/World%20of%20Warcraft%20Stuff/Phendora.jpg
Edit: image tags removed because that thing is big.
They are all very lucky to know me.
I /spit on people who try to gank me when I'm at low health and don't succeed. Or people who like to stand on my fishing bobber in Dalaran.
Most insulting emote ever!
But I prefer the /tickle emote. It comes complete with its own "Hee hee!"
One of my guildies questioned me on picking up Corpse Explosion and my response was, "I just love blowing shit up dude."
I really do love blowing shit up.
"Dude you should take tailoring, so you can make epix healing set."
"But then I couldn't make bombs."
Also either /beckon or /incoming to Death Grip.
I still haven't taken professions on my DK yet. Maybe I'll get engineering so I can continue to blow shit up. Hey, is that door locked? Not anymore, I'm gonna blow it up!
That reminds me. The other day I got killed in the Nexus during a run. The DK rezzed me as a ghoul, and at that point I became unrezzable.
I was not amused.
I spit on clowns that rush up to my mining node and hammer away at it, hoping to give me an 'object in use error' so they can steal it.
During beta some clown had macroed "/y Get over here!"to his death grip, I put him on ignore after the 4th time I saw him use it.
thats why i usually run arround flagged and stand on the nodes i mine. i've had a few guys flag trying to ninja my ore, and promtly get sent on a corpse run.
Bliiiiizzzzzarrrrd!
Plus, when me and my roommate were both paladins a couple years ago, there was a rather memorable incident where we were in Searing Gorge and some dwarf hunter comes up to us and says "help plz". I immediately sensed bad times if I did help him, but my friend decided to help him out because he was feeling generous. Trying to help him complete whatever quest he had was apparently one of the worst hours he's ever had in WoW, and I just laughed at him.
And yes, I do spit, but only if I'm getting camped.
Yesterday an alliance mage kited about 10 mobs past me while I was sitting, drinking, and then hit invisible... all the mobs aggro'd on me. He tried it a second time after I rezzed, but I managed to escape.
Also, an alliance warrior aggro'd too many mobs on himself and was overwhelmed. I was fighting a few mobs nearby, and after he died, all his mobs made a beeline for me, despite being way out of range, it seemed.
I vaguely remember something similar in the early days of TBC, but don't remember if that was fixed, or was just theory that was believed but never proven.
I have to agree with this. Ever since my personal discovery of the Internet (back in the days of Napster), I have made a solid stand to never speak in Internet abbreviations. I've watched them be created and come to fruition, but never succumbed to using them. I'm probably a bad person for disassociating with those that speak in the most heinous of abbreviations (plz, thx, wut), but I feel that I benefit from doing so.
I've kicked people out of groups for ignorance and idiocy. I just don't have the time to tolerate them
Edit: wat, ne1, no1, 4 (for)...
"wat" bugs the shit out of me, though
"wut" is fine, because again, it's typically done to be ironic
But I can't count the number of kids who type "wat" without any thought to how dumb it is
Also, 'any1' or even worse, 'ne1/nething'.
grammarhulksmash
Also, "epic win" "epic fail"