Kerrigan is far too good-looking
Starcraft 2 was released today. How many game widows is this going to create?
Does anyone else think Kerrigan is depicted far too attractively for someone who’s been turned into a Zerg? I mean, look at the Infested Terrans; I can’t imagine any woman saying, “Yeah, I’d like to get some of that.” But in this picture, Kerrigan’s practically wearing stilettos and has perfectly formed legs and butt.
(Incidentally, if I completely stop blogging, cut off all outside communication, lose my job, and can be found huddling by a local Chick-Fil-A to take advantage their free Wi-Fi…you know why.)
There are beach bums and ski bums. Donnie just created the game bum
Reply to Qi’ll need to remember to IM you every hour or so to check your well being… carlos actually wants to get this. i told him over my dead body. not because it doesn’t intrigue me but because we may become game bums ourselves. add that to newborn on the way and well i don’t want to be on the news.
Reply to annieWhat’s starcraft?
Reply to CMoB@Q: LOL. Maybe not created, but certainly enhanced.
@Annie: “Baby learns kung-fu to force her parents to feed her”. That would be a great headline.
@CMoB: You poor, poor soul. I’d wager many chess players would enjoy SC b/c of the strategy aspect.
Reply to DonnieI think Chess players would prefer Dawn of War or Company of Heroes more than Starcraft since those games also use the concept of cover and morale.
Reply to AllenJust kidding.
Reply to CMoB@Allen: Gotta look those up. I’m pretty game-deprived nowadays.
@CMoB: Well that makes sense. I couldn’t tell. Probably even my parents have heard of Starcraft.
Reply to DonniePractically speaking… if I were a voluptuous villain… I’d find it very restrictive fighting in stilletos and a g-string. I’d prefer something a little more solid on the feet and the constant wedgie would be distracting.
Reply to AnonymousThat was me BTW…fogot to “login”
Reply to blunderproneBUT the heroes would be distracted by your luscious body. It balances things out.
Reply to DonnieSpeaking of g-strings this reminds me of a Saint Seiya character named Orpheus. He plays a harp and uses it to fight. In a fight his opponent broke his g-string (on the harp). He managed to prevail by holding his g-string together with his teeth. When i read that i could not help but think of the g-string cloting item, not the musical instrument item
Reply to QYou know, I wonder if it were not intentional…it seems a little too convenient…
Reply to DonnieSaint Seiya was made in the 80′s. I don’t thing G strings existed back then. Also i don’t think the japs would call the that item of clothing a G string. It’s still funny. BTW, I have a guitar. Would you like to pluck my G string?
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