I take it I've told you about my condition.

Happy New Year, everyone!

My apologies for my procrastination to post a review since November 20th. You could say I've been a little preoccupied. My dwarf hunter is currently half way through level 33.

This game, also known as "World of Warcrack" seems to have consumed my very soul (only metaphorically speaking, of course).

I always thought that on-line pc games were a joke. I never would have thought that anyone would be willing to pay a flat-rate fee to play a game on-line plus the initial purchase price for the game itself... until they get their teeth in you, and then pump you full of their addiction.

First month free! First month free!

Blizzard Entertainment are like drug pushers of the new millenium, expect this time what they're pushing is completely legal.

Anyways, to make a short story even shorter, I plan to take leave for the next couple of weeks to get away from the madness of the retail world and visit family. Besides, with the labor that they're dishing out so far for the month of January, if I work, half of my staff get's shafted with less than 8 hours a week. I know they're part-time, but come on people! How can a multi-billion dollar company hose so many people that've kept their stores running for so long?

Well, that's all for now. Nazlan hopes to write a review on the recent release of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe. I went and saw this in the theaters over Christmas weekend and was quite pleasantly impressed. Growing up on these novels as a child, they did spark a rather vivid imagination that I have yet to find an equal comparison. I did, however, promise her the honor of writing the review.

Maybe if I can get my fat lazy ass away from WoW for a few, maybe I'll grace you with a review or two myself... maybe.

Until next time, dear readers.

Purple in the morning, blue in the afternoon, and orange in the evening. Just like that, one, two, three, four.

My apologies for my absence as of late. I never thought that a PC game would be able to control almost all of my life outside having to go to work. When I'm at work, all I wanna do is go home and level up my Dwarf Hunter. When I'm home, all I wanna do is level up my Dwarf Hunter. It's a vicious one way road with very few exits.

Anyways, I plan to take a step back from the game in about a week in order to do some reviews.

I've recently watched some really good movies, but I've been too distracted to actually comment on any of them.

I think the first step is ... oh, I don't know and I don't care. I'm enjoying what I'm doing.

Don't judge me!

Hope everyone is having a great December. This game has made me wash away the negativity of the holiday season by having something to look forward to right now.

Don't judge me!

See you all very soon.

Nathan

P.S. My Dwarf Hunter is currently @ Level 22 (not that anyone cares but me and those who play online with me).