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Thursday, November 09, 2006

earlier in the week, due to unmentionable circumstances, i had deleted my lvl 60 wow character. for those of you who do not play wow, or feel that you couldnt possibly identify with my pain, read no further.

so the story goes. i had mailed off all my valuable items, sold off my armor and mailed gold to leon, then proceeded to type 'DELETE' as instructed. and there she went.

BUT. out of regret, and combined misery, leon and i decided to mail the GM to have Bruzzi restored. it appears that is possible, because shes now sitting in my account, minus the armor which im waiting to receive. im extremely amazed at how advanced blizzard is and the highly satisfactory customer support we received. phew.

anyway, out of boredom, i found pics of nicole richie where she looks less like a rat and quite the attractive lady. but my god, somebody give her some pizza!

mar de sade gnarled at 9:14 PM

9:14 PM