Big News Of The Week
It’s Your Wow Character, In Your Living Room
We interview Ed Fries, operator of FigurePrints.com – the hot new provider of 3D figurines made directly from your actual character in World Of Warcraft.
Rumors and Scuttlebutt
The Winter’s Feast Has Been Unveiled
Little orc boys and gnome girls all over Azeroth awoke this morning to find that Greatfather Winter has arrived in Orgrimmar and Ironforge – The Feast Of Winter’s Veil is here.
Remember That Thing We Talked About Last Week?
You know – the amazing box of stuff that we apparently talked to much about, sacrificing our credibility? WoWInsider is giving one away. The whole thing. And it’s worth $5000 or so. Link in the show notes. Moving on!
Town Cryer
Halfdolla writes:
I read an article in my newspaper, The Oregonian, that World of Warcraft players in America outnumbered farmers. I was wondering how this could be true? You would think that the people who produced are food would outnumber the people who played a video game.
Kyle M. writes:
the rhino would SO win its scary!
Drop Of The Week
Elite Fish Vendor
Koobluh took the Dethecus realm trade channel to the web, and we approve. It’s only a matter of time before this concept spreads to every realm and faction. You log onto this free website, and choose the items – mostly fish – that Koobluh has to offer, and then he mails them to you COD in-game.
And We Give Away A Prize. And We Have A New Contest. Listen To Win!
Additional show content provided by Patrick from France, Mean Gene and the outstanding Instance Community.
Special thanks to TypeFrag and Godaddy for sponsoring this episode.
Good episode. The Star Trek name Randy was trying to recall near the end of the show is Praxis. It’s the Klingon moon that went boom at the start of “Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.”
Check out the DC Comic #1 – “All Those Years Ago…”
Google it, if ye doubt the claim.
Yes, I own that annual comic. So you were thinking of Draxis and not Praxis Randy? Didn’t know you were as much of a Trekkie as I. Oh – you do resemble Frakes quite a bit. “Make it so, number one.”