Sunday Morning Funnies: Just a few Centaur feet

by Amanda Miller Aug 24th 2008 at 9:00AM

Another Sunday is passing, and with it, summer break. Soon, raids will pick back up, we'll see a return to relatively child-free hours on the servers, and the weather will start to cool off. Here are this week's funnies, to help you stay in a summery spirit.

Humor

Reality Bites from Extra Life.
GU Comics emotes. /Flex
On NoObz this week, old games like Pac Man are compared to new games.
On Ding! Kissybear is taking advantage of the new Recruit a Friend features.

Humor with a continuing plotline

This week, the characters of LFG attempt to pass through Customs.
On the Road to BlizzCon this week, the furry pair makes their way to Silvermoon City, with Sin'dorei Scheming, part 1.
Teh Gladiators is at a crossroads. Just not "the" Crossroads.

Tags: ding, extra-life, gu-comics, kissybear, lfg, looking-for-group, noobz, recruit-a-friend, road-to-blizzcon, sunday-morning-funnies, teh-gladiators, tweet-this

Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Fan stuff, Features, Humor, Sunday Morning Funnies

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Cowy Aug 24th 2008 4:17PM

I do sympathize for the young people. Long hours of tasks that may or may not have any significance in your future. Having to endure long lectures about petals, stamens, and pistil, while the rest of us are slaying beasties and stomping nubs. I imagine the boredom to be so great that stomach flu would be more preferable.

Please realize that I say this with the utmost respect for those of you going back to school...

WOOOHOOOOO!

Winning battlegrounds, less troubling pugs, and lots of mineral nodes. Good times are here. muahahaha!

Oh, and my condolences. Hope its a good (long) school year.

Cowbane Aug 24th 2008 7:07PM

I sleep to long anyways, so either way I would still catch all the kids on. meh.

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