So here is anouther one. I work for JetBlue Airways in NY. JetBlue is soon opening up a new terminal at JFK airport - terminal 5 aka T5. So the other day when my coworker started to talk about the T5 what do you think I started to think about. If you don't know, then yo don't play enough! ;).

When someone who does not play wow, for some reason say - "Jack of all trades. Master of non!". You automatically say to your self - "A Shaman".

Ok, so here is another one:

You know you play to much WoW when you tell you're friend while he's driving  that you have to go Bio. Thank God he aslo plays WoW and undestands what you mean. :0

The the "world" in World of Warcraft is really that - it's a world.  The game is huge as far as the territories and places it contains.  With the addition of Outland and also the new Blood elf island it keeps getting bigger.  So what is you favorite zone?  What's the least favorite one?

When I just started to play WoW i used to love running around exploring new zone once I got to that level.  Since most of this was done pre-mount it took a long time, and was one of the reasons it took me forever to level my first toon to 70.  It was just so cool and interesting.  I do less of it now, since it's all about leveling quickly and efficiently.  Still, there are zones I like more and others that I like less.

Besides the different theme, each zone very often also has it's own theme music and it's own unique feel.  One of my favorite zones in Outland, for example, is the Zangarmarsh.  I love the colors, the theme, and the music it has. It's very calm and tranquil.

One of the zones that I enjoy looking at, but hate playing in is Ashenvale.  Main reason being that is so hard to get around.  You look at the map and it seems easy to get from point A to point B.  But then you find out that there are all of these terrain obstacles and you got to go around. And usually by running around in that manner you run into tons and tons of Mobs, usually beasts.  I get very frustrated in that zone.

What's your experience like?

You know you play too much WoW when...

I think I'm going to start this category. I just thought of one. You know you play too much WoW when you use emotes instead of smiley faces at your job's interoffice chat client.

YourCoworker: This is ridiculous. I can't believe they give me all this stuff at the last moment. How am I going to get it all done? :(

You: /cry

YourCoworker: What?

You: I mean :(