Maedhros

The Flaming Lips - The Sparrow Looks Up At The Machine

1. GoldenEye 64 2. Championship Manager/Football Manager series 3. Warcraft III + TFT (Much due to custom games like Dota and Footman Frenzy) 4. Heroes 3 of Might and Magic 5. Perfect Dark 64 6. Zelda: Ocarina of Time 7. Morrowind 8. Kotor 9. Metal Gear Solid 10. Super Mario World Honorable mention to World of Warcraft, the only mmorpg I've enjoyed playing.

Anyone seen District 9? Best sci-fi movie in ages.

Some of my favorites.. A Song of Ice and Fire and Fevre Dream by George R. R. Martin Malazan: Book of the Fallen by Steven Erikson Wheel of Time 1-6 by Robert Jordan Dune Chronicles by Frank Herbert The Lies of Locke Lamora (Gentlemen Bastard sequence) by Scott Lynch The Stand and The Dark Tower by Stephen King Romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong Pretty much anything by Neil Gaiman, especially American Gods The Steel Remains by Richard Morgan Started reading Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan as well, and it's really good so far. Definitely gonna keep reading more books by him.

The Cure - Just Like Heaven (My favourite song these days. Can't believe I haven't payed any attention to The Cure before. Fantastic band.)

Seconded. Haven't had so much fun with a fantasy-series in ages. Also, can't go wrong with Malazan Book of the Fallen. (Ignore its cheesy name) Other fantasy books/series I've really enjoyed: Dune A Song of Ice and Fire, and also Fevre Dream by GRRM. Anansi Boys, Neverwhere and (especially) American Gods by Neil Gaiman The Gentlemen Bastard Sequence by Scott Lynch (First book is called The Lies of Locke Lamora) The Name of the Wind - Patrick Rothfuss (First book in a new triology) The First Law Triology - Joe Abercrombie Those last three series are pretty much "the new ****" in fantasy.

From what I've read you can only swap speccs in a city.

Agreed. Also, by the time you'd leveled that supposedly strong class up to 80, it probably wouldn't be among the "strong" classes anymore. My own class, warlock, was one of the best classes in TBC, but in WotLK we've been one of the weakest classes in pvp, it's all about the burst damage now. In TBC I was usually around 1700-1800 rating, now I can't even get over 1500..

Animal Collective - My Girls

Al Swearengen from Deadwood. Now, here's my counter-offer to your counter-offer. Go fu** yourself.

WoWWiki Really neat site.

This is sad and really unexpected. Never heard anything about him being ill. RIP.

1. Goldeneye 64 2. Warcraft 3 (with expansion) 3. Heroes of Might and Magic III 4. Perfect Dark 64 5. Championship Manager 97/98 6. Super Mario World 7. Kotor 1 & 2 9. Red Alert 10. World of Warcraft

The Clash - The Magnificent Seven

Great book that. Insanely hard to remember all the names, but every time I read it I discover some new amazing dude who I'd forgotten about. Zhuge Liang ftw.

Pink Floyd - Bike

Yes, but you need to have an epic flying mount to start it

Finally got my Netherdrake today, think I'm taking a break until the next patch is released. Going to be nice with the new 5-man Dungeon, its loot is supposedly Karazhan level. New link, migrated to Twilights Hammer so old one won't work.

Radiohead - The Bends

I think the general rule (according to most theorycrafters) is that 1 spell crit = 0,7 spelldmg, so the 40 spell dmg will outweigh the bonuses you'll get from 30 int. Most important of all for raiding-Mages is spell hit though (until you hit the cap), that's why those gloves you got are a bit better than the ones you had. Especially if you enchant them. I'm not really a Mage expert though, just saying what I've read and heard.

I'm pretty sure the 40 spelldmg enchant is (much) better. Never seen any good mages using the 30 int enchant anyway. Also, I suggest getting a new enchant on your pants. The one you're using now is meant for rogues and other non-caster classes.

Interpol - Leif Erikson

Radiohead - Headmaster Ritual (Smiths cover)

I wouldn't mind a true sequel to Perfect Dark 64. Perfect Dark Zero was garbage.