I agree, remember War Craft one, with the little squares that you moved N,E,S,W on with only human and orc's, then WC2, a little improved, WC3 finally added the lore. And you are so right, Blizzard caters to the alliance teens but the horde is where its at. 80 Druid, 80 hunter, 80 DK working on my shaman, lock and pally. would be nice to have 6 80's when the new release comes out this Oct.

The one class they could remove from the game with no loss is the rogue, over powered little teeniewhiners, horde and alliance. kill them all off.

well gotta go, its WOW time.

River

Well it seems some non-Califo-nian air travel is grounded,

due to weather.

Any members hit by this one?

Moi

In post hot tub mode

I don't fly so it has no effect on me.

River

OMG!!!!! It's the end!!!! This storm stretches from Ca. and will be in Md. by 10am!!!!

I've gotta go buy TP and milk!!! Oh, and maybe some booze!

They're calling for 2 ft plus here at last report. Because they've made such a big deal of it it'll probably rain! But I'm putting chains on the skidsteer anyway!!!

Hey, what's the difference between a blizzard and a snow storm?

Is it like the difference between a thunderstorm and a hurricane?

streetglide (imported) wrote: Sat Feb 06, 2010 2:39 am Hey, what's the difference between a blizzard and a snow storm?

Is it like the difference between a thunderstorm and a hurricane?

A blizzard is defined by significantly reduced visibility in a heavy snowstorm, usually caused by very high winds.

The first time your in one, you will fully understand the difference.

Its like the wind chill factor, I can explain it but until you do it has no meaning.

River

Snowstorm: Snow falls vertically.

Blizzard: Snow goes horizontally.

Whiteout: Snow goes up, down, and all around as it switches from side to side, twists and turns dancing deliriously and finally winds up into your nostrils and on into your head and in the springtime when they find you, you could be d...

Weathermen should have their entrail burned in front of their eyes and the coals shoved up some delicate part of their anatomy.

It took me 45 minutes to shop this morning and 90 minutes to check out. The weathermen have scared everyone into thinking they will starve in two days if they don't buy that essential potato chip or dog food or (heavens to Betsy) toilet paper.

Honest to everything holy, there was a man in line with kleenex, dog food, peanut butter, oranges, denture cleaner and sodapop. WTF?

I had meat for a week, chicken, pork, three different types of potatoes, celery, carrots, onions and breakfast cereal, lunch meat and lots of bread.

Buy food when the weather gets bad, fools...

Dave, my son and I were talking about this very thing about an hour ago. I said its like the time we had a toilet paper shortage, remember that?

There was a paper shortage on the paper they used to wrap new paper rolls with and on the Johnny Carson show he said its a good thing that's not TP and caused a nation wide shortage of TP. Good Grief People waiting in line to buy snow shovels, buying all the milk and meat they can carry, me I hope some of there meat and milk rot because the six weeks supply will go bad before they drink in in the next 3 days before they can go to the market again.

Dave, people are for the most part stupid.

River