This is yet another reason to get the iPhone.
I present to ye…. the iBand

Hmm… for some reason messenger won’t connect:/

Ben introduced to me Big Bang Theory, a new series about a couple of nerds, Leonard and Sheldon, who live in an apartment together… how they spend their time and how they deal with the chick, Penny, who just moved in next door…

Being the socially awkward genius that he is, Leonard tries his very best to attract Penny’s attention by getting to know her, inviting her over and helping her settle into her apartment. As you can guess, this leads to some very hilarious moments because naturally, Sheldon and his other nerdy friends sabotage these attempts by doing what nerds do best, being completely oblivious to the company around them…

Thoroughly enjoyable(to me) but it might not appeal to most people.

edit: corrected to be as clear and specific as possible, my command over the English language seems to have weakened. Especially when it comes to writing descriptively. So sad…

Juno is a quaint, delightfully sweet and sarcastic at the same time:) I’d highly recommend it to anyone.

I don’t see what anyone can see, in anyone else
But you

Cartographer is a Map mod that edits the look of your map and adds a whole lot of features that are pretty useful. To list a few I have discovered(yes, I admit I have not explored its full potential… I’ve got too many mods!) but some of the features include:

The ability to see fellow guildies on the map(if they are using cartographer as well) even if they are not in a party with you.

Lists the general Level Range of the zone that you mouse over and the available instances within its borders.

The ability to reveal areas you have not explored yet and shroud them in a semi-transparent “Fog-light” instead.

A list of loots from bosses in the instance that you are in(accessed while u are in the instance and bring up the map) and finally

A gatherer like function that allows you to see the nodes for mining/herbing so you can make a bee line for them(though sometimes this gets messy and I prefer to have it off unless I’m in a farming mood.

There are slight bugs with this mod right now but I like the feel of it enough to put up with the occasional LUA error messages I get when I open it.

That’s it for This week’s Mod of the Week… I think I’ll link the Mod sites I usually download stuff from, but right now.. I gotta go out. Cheerio!

from xkcd.com

Guess what was spotted outside Stormwind during Valentine’s!

I’m making a note here, huge success

If you guys dont know the reference you have not played the best game that I play on tue nights:P

Ok… I’ll be doing a review of a Mod every week preferably on weekends, but we’ll see… I’ll start off with basic ones that help questing for the benefit of Bambi the Druid and intermittently throw in some other mods I use.

Mod of the Week!

Lightheaded is a mod that helps immensely with questing as it brings up a database of comments made by users on WoWhead.com a resource for all the quests and items that you can possibly find in WoW. However it requires 2 other mods in order to fully utilize it to it’s fullest potential. Within the comments you will find coordinates(e.g [30,29]) that are click-able and doing so places a little green marker on your map that shows you where you need to go.

DoubleWide is a quest log mod that changes the look of your quest log to work with LightHeaded.

TomTom is a simple coordinates mod that puts little markers on the map when you click on a coordinate(e.g [30,29]) from Lightheadedwith a mouse over description of the quest name.

Ok.. so it was 3 mods. But I found this very useful as I didnt have to alt-tab out of WoW in order to search wowhead for information on the quest I was trying to do. The comments generally help alot by telling you where to find the Mobs that you need to kill or describing what you need to do in order to complete the quest. However, sometimes you still need to refer to wowhead in order to figure out what you need to do from the screen shots etc. All in all, light headed is a well designed mod that will greatly enhance your game play.

Ok, I decided to include a short explanation as to how to install mods in case you have never done it before.

Mods usually come in Zipped folders containing all that WoW needs to run it. All you need to do is to unzip the files into the Addons Folder. There is no installation required.

The Addons folder can be found in World of Warcraft>Interface>Addons. If the folder isnt created you can just create it yourself.

!Swatter, etc being mods that I have installed

I can’t recall who was the 1st person to mention this video to me… I just came across it while browsing through CollegeHumor.com.

It was probably John:/

this is just a test Carved Witch Doctor’s Stick

okie… not very pretty.. but it’ll give me a problem to fix:) wow head roxxors!

Well, made the switch today to Immortalis from Dominance… Feel kinda bad cause they are a good guild, but in the end I never really had a feeling of belonging in there. D was the one who invited me and there really wasn’t any reason not to. Once my other friends hit 70 it will allow me to raid/actually experience the game with them without being committed to raiding every night. Not that I won’t want to raid:P But we’ll just see how that goes.

Didn’t really think ppl would notice that I gquit apart from Perk and Soph… so if you are looking for an explanation here it is… Dominanceftw