and also check this out

So I tried the afore mentioned exploit and was happy to find another fun use for it. While your alchemy is jacked up from the restoration buff, make some poison, health, and other useful potions(also they sell for more $$$ then anyone in-game has, ever).

But glitching is perfectly legal!


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Not sure if I will try this one as it will ruin my perfect record, but WEAR ALL THE THINGS!!!!

Briefly though about dusting off the account today. Then thought better of it. Maybe when Skyrim gets old to me I will but not at the moment. No sir, not gonna do it.

Aww come one now! I have gotten way better at that terrible game. Mind you I haven't played in a month, but still! My Lock is the shit! I have great vidya game advice!

Speaking of video games.... How to get lockpicking up to 100. Master chest in Thieves Guild. Keep breaking lock picks don't even try doing the lock just keep doing it over and over and over. (Rubber band around the controller if you have one) Let it go for a few and bickity bam! HA!

Let me just say this, take ALL things in moderation. This includes WoW. In the end it IS just a game, and the only that that SHOULD be addicting about it is the people you play it with. There are some great people and guilds out there and if your going to play WoW for an extended amount of time I hope you find some of them. But the lesson to be taken from this is: Remember to eat, sleep, and shower. Don't put the game before REAL life and friends and responsibilities.

I am DedPhrog, and I was a Rogue.


Also, don't take any advice from DE....ever. ;)

Good morning everyone! After a good long night of not sleeping or blinking I've come to the conclusion that the developers at Blizzard are evil incarnate. Why do they have to make their games so god damned addicting? I spent a good 6-8 hours last night (this morning) playing WoW. I downloaded the free trial thinking, "Oh, this'll just be a one time thing, you know, to use up some of my free time! I wouldn't buy this!" Yeah, that plan got shredded to tiny little bite sized pieces. Next thing I know I have the full game and I CAN'T STOP PLAYING IT! I'm level 28, after only 2-3 days of owning it, and the sound of the level up *ding* is as fulfilling to me as sex by now. I mean, seriously. I don't want to drag this on any longer seeing as you should get the picture by now. For any of you who don't play WoW, don't start unless you want to completely abandon any amount of real life social interaction you had before. Well, that could just be me, but I'd rather you be safe than sorry!

LOL! I love his gags.

His Castlevania review is pretty epic as well.

So ends another year soon. I can say that 2011 was a wild year. Love, loss, intrigue, anger, and various other emotions clouded all of 2011. Going into 2012 I can honestly say I am the strongest and the weakest I have ever been. Each trial and tribulation seems to be building me to some form of character out of a new york times best seller. Going over my memories of 2011 not all of them were bad and not all was lost. I will say I will never be the same again after all that I have learned and dealt with this past year.

This first occurred to me as I was playing Castlevania the other day and Reaper decided to annoy me which caused me to toss the controller and walk off. I walked off, I re-centered (rather quickly for me) and all was well. I didn't throw the controller, nor did I snap on him. Now while you might think that is childish I personally feel it's a great accomplishment. Because of my...issues I don't express anger in the ways normal people do. Much like phobias are irrational fears, my anger tends to be irrational as well in moments like that. To be able to walk away and calm down so quickly means I have grown a lot since I was a wee lad.

I have learned to temper my...instability with reason, with happiness, and a longing to better myself. Looking back I wonder if each moment of my life was to prepare me for the next. I have spent a life time reflecting and learning about not only myself but others. As 2012 approaches I have realized whether or not anyone else believes it I have become a better person. I have allowed things to slide where once anger would overshadow my most basic thought. I have learned to turn the cheek so to speak. This does not mean I am without my faults. I don't think anyone can erase all vestiges of their more base traits, but I have been working toward that for most of life.

I am looking forward to 2012 even as I dread what more can possibly be thrown into my life.