Friends

[fractured_sieg]

I've forgotten my appreciation of friends. I've never been a solitary individual, as I gain my worth through my interactions. I am perceptive and understanding, far more so than I let on. I am often vague and unclear when in a minimalist mood, which I find myself to have been falling into more and more regularly. I present myself the way I do

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[fractured_sieg]

ok, first up, we'll start light

[blackmac]

I vote that we murder Dave in his sleep with Nerf darts.

[trent_soviet]

I sincerely doubt you have the budget for that much Nerf.

Anyway.

1.) Preferably the Glebe or Sandy Hill (student ghetto ftw!) though that's a bit of a pipe dream; failing that, wherever's cheap.

2.) The Dow's Lake Pavilion. A.), there's only one slim walkway connecting it to dry land, B.) it would be very easy to prevent zombies from coming out of the water by low, impassable barricades around the periphery of the lake-wall, and C.) preponderance of small watercraft makes escape routes relatively easy. Failing that, the Prime Minister's residence or the U.S. embassy as they're both proofed against attack. As for gear, cheap crossbows are a must (Rough ad-hoc ammunition is easy to make from coathangers and shit like that) as well as some kind of keenly-sharpened backup sword. Sean's Gladius would be ideal.

3.) I love Naxxramas because it has an awesome name and because, well... GIANT FLOATING NECROPOLIS. Actual dungeonwise, I love BWL because, well, I love dragons, but it's too overdone and structured waaaay to repetitive. If

[trent_soviet]

Oh yeah. For another possible roommate we need, like, someone who doesn't routinely chintz out of the rent.

davidbyrneisetc.

[blackmac]

"davidbyrneisetc." is the best sign off ever. Fuck "sincerely."

[blackmac]

1) Living in the Glebe would be cool.

2) My gladius would be pretty useful, as would several of your sharp implements of varying nature. The US embassy does have some excellent barricades and as a plus, isn't that far from Irving Rivers.

3) Since when are you an authority on WoW endgame dungeons? Have you secretly been playing WoW this whole time and not told me or been watching Dan's raids or what? But yeah, Naxxramas is pretty sweet. I would totally love a giant floaty necropolis. It also has a cool name.

Of the dungeons I've played, I'm partial to Shadowfang Keep. At one point when I soloed it with my shaman, I jumped over a wall and actually fell out of the keep, out of the instance, and died, which was mostly amusing. I really wish I could run AQ, because the whole Egyptian-insectoid dungeon sounds totally wicked.

[trent_soviet]

You have noooooooo idea how many WoW endgame dungeons I've watched through the entirety of. No idea. I'm pretty sure the only endgame dungeons I -haven't- seen through all the way are Naxx and post-Fankriss the Unyielding AQ40.

[fractured_sieg]

post fankriss bosses downed you've not seen: Huhuran, attempts on Twin Emperors.

Naxx we can do instructor (just not that bitch after him) and have Anub down.

[blackmac]

This is an indication both of how much Dan plays WoW and how much time you spend in Dan's basement.

[orospakr]

Bah, I feel so left out. :P

[orospakr]

actually, it's not such a big deal, since my new place is in Glebe/Centertown anyway.

[orospakr]

Actually, I hate to say it, but given your chosen track of education, I would have to suggest remaining in academia.

Aside from marketing, freelance writing or similar fluffy work, I don't see what a bachelor of arts is really going to get you in the short term.

As for WoW dungeons? No comment. :P

[fractured_sieg]

the point of this post isn't to have other people answer the questions, it's for people to ask ME questions.