The Crazy Rants of Samantha BurnsWorld Of Weirdos
Some parents make me sick.
This broadcast discusses some 14 year old who's addicted to the World of Warcraft game.
Here's a clue, you f*cknut, if your 14 year old is addicted, take the computer a-f*cking-way.
D*mn!
And, some freakin' 13 year old committed suicide after playing it for 36 hours straight???
Talk about child neglect, or what?
Fudge.
Of course, where would the world be without a South Park spoof of it: Southpark Season 10 Episode 8 Part 3.
Diane's Stuff has the first part at her place to the South Park episode.
Comments
Here's a clue, you f*cknut, if your 14 year old is addicted, take the computer a-f*cking-way.
That's the funny thing about common sense. It isn't.
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October 25, 2006 06:16 PM
Jason - you forgot to add, unfortunately, lol.
Posted by: Sam | October 25, 2006 06:56 PM
Oh Samantha, I want to take your RPG level 7 druid with +4 shield protection for a long walk down by the glistening virtual waters of Stonebull Lake in the Thunder Bluff realm and stroke your magic prarie wolf pelt hand bags with my +12 wizard staff with mystic energy potion spell.
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In the World of Warcraft; Samantha Burns put the thunder in thunder bluff.
Posted by: some random blogger | October 25, 2006 07:55 PM
How, uh... romantic?
Posted by: Sam | October 25, 2006 08:01 PM
You know you like it baby ;)
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In the World of Wankcraft, Samantha Burns is a level 69 hottie.
Posted by: some random blogger | October 26, 2006 12:59 AM
I was thinking that exact same thing while the mother was explaining the so called snowvall effect.
Posted by: MacBros | October 26, 2006 06:06 AM
I play WoW and while it does have its addictive moments, this is utter crap.
Mom needs to step up and get a pair and become a parent.
Posted by: Webproze | October 26, 2006 09:02 AM
I have had many people tell me that if you play World of Warcraft you will have no life.
Halo is so much better…and it's free.
Posted by: Mark Shipley | October 26, 2006 10:47 AM