Rambling
So when visiting my friend, I noticed that her brother turned into a serious WoW (World of Warcraft) addict. He was sitting behind the computer the whole afternoon, violently clicking etc etc. When we were alone for a sec, I asked him what he was playing, and he started rambling about WoW awesomness. How he is a warrior of whatever-kingdom, how he wants to become a knight and that he is doing quests and is searching for some ancient holy sword.
I blinked a couple of times and then went; "Well, whatever makes you happy!"
The rest of the afternoon he YESS-ed and YAYY-ed a couple of times, and when I asked what happened, he would WoW-ramble about that he succeeded in flying some sparkly magical holy eagle and that's really superrr fortunate 'cause now he can defeat the superr evil ruler of some very bad bad kingdom.
Oh well.
I have nothing against these games, in fact, I used to watch my brother play them. But that's only because I thought that the Elves looked cool. I guess if you never play them yourself, you'll never understand what the fun of it is. Also, it seems there are more and more people getting seriously addicted to these mmorpg (wth does that stand for?) games. Seriously as in send-to-rehab.
Other (drama) news..
- Black and White continues to confuse me.
It has waayy too many characters and side stories to focus on, and, as I am told, the OTPs are not gonna end up the way I want them to.
However. I love the bromance in here. And I love mob girl and forensic girl.
I want to post caps!! Grrr, but I can't because the episodes are in rmbv, and my only rmvb player doesn't have a cap function.
I also read that this is Mark Chao's first drama. Wow.
That is impressive.
- Is anyone else excited for My Girlfriend is a Gumiho, starring Lee Seung Gi? I am. However, I read that the leading lady is going to be Shin Min ah. Now, I really like her, but doesn't she seem, kinda old?
Especially when Lee Seung Gi, 3 years her junior, has a bit of a babyface.
I trust Hong Sisters's judgement, but still..
- Korean's take on It started with a kiss will be directed by the same guy who did Goong and Return of Iljimae. I know the manga's story and I honestly think Korea is not at it's best with their manga-turned-dramas, but at least they start by having a decent director.
Damn it's late, I rambled on for way too long again.