The Onion once again has an awesome tech send-up — and this time their victim is video games and the nerds who play them (we are secure with who we are). What if you could play an avatar playing an avatar in World of World of Warcraft? Check out the video and see if the metaness doesn't make your head explode.
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And I thought money was the number one reason couples fought! A California
couple is divorcing after the husband developed an all-encompassing addiction to
World of Warcraft. Jocelyn and Peter had been married for six years when she bought him the multiplayer game and he became quickly obsessed with it.
I always wondered what the appeal was of
World of Warcraft— until now. I didn't realize these gamer dudes were recreating Baywatch and getting their best beachside frolic on. It all looks fun, but this is one
Hoff short of the real deal.
World Of Warcraft doesn't just promote violence in far-off virtual lands, it sparks (hilarious) family feuds in reality too. Listen in on a domestic dispute between a very dedicated gamer and his very frustrated parents. Prior to this intervention, the boy big baby was playing along with his buddies and had a microphone attached to him.
I can't say that I'm a big fan of
World Of Warcraft or video games in general, but I am tickled by the glory dances that the various WOW characters effortlessly bust out on command. And who knew they were inspired by some of our favorite dance superstars? MC Hammer, Wacko Jacko, comedian turned Chippendale's hunk
Chris Farley, and
Napoleon Dynamite to name a few.
Afraid of getting preggers? The old man demanding too much sex? Feign headaches no more!
