RE: Home is where the Hearthstone is . . . no, it's not what you think . . . I haven't traded in my

[firefighterjake]

I guess I'm a bit stove centric now in my thinking . . . the other day I was out to dinner with some friends and one was supporting a T-shirt that read "Home is where the hearthstone is" which made me question if he was getting a Hearthstone woodstove . . .

Turns out that it was in reference to the popular World of Warcraft game where apparently characters use the "hearthstone" as a way to return to their on-line home . . .or something like that.

 

[Todd]

Ha, Sounds like an omen for you to start Hearthstone shopping.

 

[Dakotas Dad]

Surely it had a picture of the "Hearthstone".

Kind of oval, light colored stone with a blue styleized "@" symbol on it.. right? Mine does. ;-)

 

[NH_Wood]

One of my good friends (35 years old for crying out loud) is so hooked on that game that he spends WAY too much time on the computer. Oh wait, I'm on Hearth again........Cheers!

 

[Fsappo]

That game is evil. Held me captive for a couple of years before I escaped. Did get $400 for my account which I found out via email got banned a couple months later for teh haxorz.

 

[BrowningBAR]

I guess I'm a bit stove centric now in my thinking . . . the other day I was out to dinner with some friends and one was supporting a T-shirt that read "Home is where the hearthstone is" which made me question if he was getting a Hearthstone woodstove . . .

Turns out that it was in reference to the popular World of Warcraft game where apparently characters use the "hearthstone" as a way to return to their on-line home . . .or something like that.

Which is dorkier; assuming everything is wood stove related or being an adult and wearing a World Of Warcraft t-shirt as your "going out to dinner" attire?

 

[Mrs. Krabappel]

Which is dorkier; assuming everything is wood stove related or being an adult and wearing a World Of Warcraft t-shirt as your "going out to dinner" attire?

Most definitely option B
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEkmO3gQQAs

 

[Renovation]

I guess I'm a bit stove centric now in my thinking . . . the other day I was out to dinner with some friends and one was supporting a T-shirt that read "Home is where the hearthstone is" which made me question if he was getting a Hearthstone woodstove . . .

Turns out that it was in reference to the popular World of Warcraft game where apparently characters use the "hearthstone" as a way to return to their on-line home . . .or something like that.

Which is dorkier; assuming everything is wood stove related or being an adult and wearing a World Of Warcraft t-shirt as your "going out to dinner" attire?

Which is wetter, salt water, or fresh water? :lol:

 

[Mrs. Krabappel]

Which is wetter, salt water, or fresh water? :lol:

I can answer that one too, but it gets a little tedious.

 

[Renovation]

Which is wetter, salt water, or fresh water? :lol:

I can answer that one too, but it gets a little tedious.

I rest my case.

 

[firefighterjake]

Surely it had a picture of the "Hearthstone".

Kind of oval, light colored stone with a blue styleized "@" symbol on it.. right? Mine does. ;-)

Hehheh . . . that was the one!

 

[firefighterjake]

One of my good friends (35 years old for crying out loud) is so hooked on that game that he spends WAY too much time on the computer. Oh wait, I'm on Hearth again........Cheers!

My friend's wife and another friend's girlfriend told me I should most definitely stay away from that game since they feel as though they are WOW widows . . . said their husband/boyfriend spends way, way too much time on the game.

 

[firefighterjake]

I guess I'm a bit stove centric now in my thinking . . . the other day I was out to dinner with some friends and one was supporting a T-shirt that read "Home is where the hearthstone is" which made me question if he was getting a Hearthstone woodstove . . .

Turns out that it was in reference to the popular World of Warcraft game where apparently characters use the "hearthstone" as a way to return to their on-line home . . .or something like that.

Which is dorkier; assuming everything is wood stove related or being an adult and wearing a World Of Warcraft t-shirt as your "going out to dinner" attire?

Things are very relaxed up here . . . T-shirts are standard attire . . . and this was just a group getting together at a Mexican restaurant . . . no black tie affair.

 

[Dakotas Dad]

Which is dorkier; assuming everything is wood stove related or being an adult and wearing a World Of Warcraft t-shirt as your "going out to dinner" attire?

Hey there James Bond..

Lots of "regular 'mericans" do a thing called casual meeting up to eat. I guess I am just a hick, but I have done dinner with friends in a t-shirt with one sleeve, swim trunks and sandals. I do actually own some very nice threads, including two, yes two tuxedos, and Army Dress Blues. But find jeans and a t-shirt much better "suited" for my daily wear. No body wants to find splitter trash in their cummerbund. Even James Bond.




OH, and WoW is no more "evil" than any other hobby. If you are the kind of person who can take a hobby to far.... say, like the kind of person who has 3-4 or more thermometers, and color code your firewood tarps by years stacked and/or species.. You probably should not play WoW.

 

[Milton Findley]

Which is dorkier; assuming everything is wood stove related or being an adult and wearing a World Of Warcraft t-shirt as your "going out to dinner" attire?

Hey there James Bond..

Lots of "regular 'mericans" do a thing called casual meeting up to eat. I guess I am just a hick, but I have done dinner with friends in a t-shirt with one sleeve, swim trunks and sandals. I do actually own some very nice threads, including two, yes two tuxedos, and Army Dress Blues. But find jeans and a t-shirt much better "suited" for my daily wear. No body wants to find splitter trash in their cummerbund. Even James Bond.




OH, and WoW is no more "evil" than any other hobby. If you are the kind of person who can take a hobby to far.... say, like the kind of person who has 3-4 or more thermometers, and color code your firewood tarps by years stacked and/or species.. You probably should not play WoW.

Truth.

 

[firefighterjake]

Which is dorkier; assuming everything is wood stove related or being an adult and wearing a World Of Warcraft t-shirt as your "going out to dinner" attire?

Hey there James Bond..

Lots of "regular 'mericans" do a thing called casual meeting up to eat. I guess I am just a hick, but I have done dinner with friends in a t-shirt with one sleeve, swim trunks and sandals. I do actually own some very nice threads, including two, yes two tuxedos, and Army Dress Blues. But find jeans and a t-shirt much better "suited" for my daily wear. No body wants to find splitter trash in their cummerbund. Even James Bond.




OH, and WoW is no more "evil" than any other hobby. If you are the kind of person who can take a hobby to far.... say, like the kind of person who has 3-4 or more thermometers, and color code your firewood tarps by years stacked and/or species.. You probably should not play WoW.

So if I only have two thermometers . . . well technically I do have three if you count the IR gun . . . and only use a Sharpie to mark when my wood was put into the woodshed I would be OK to play WoW, right?

 

[Dakotas Dad]

Nope. the existence of a dedicated structure to your hobby puts you over the line. If you get into WoW, it will be no time at all before you have to have a room and computer dedicated to WoW, with a dorm fridge full of energy drinks in reach, sound canceling head phones, a dedicated Ventrilo server and weekly guild meetings to plot out your strategy and schedule for killing the Lich King. The quest for Epics will consume you..

BTW.. I recommend AlienWare or Falcon Northwest for the computer...

So warneth Kingslayer Maypo!!

Proud to be WoW clean for +60 days..