Month: August 2015

vextera:

For anyone, of any class, of any role, who is interested in a hands-on learning experience where you won’t be yelled at or kicked for making mistakes. I have a lot of experience and genuinely enjoy helping people, so this could be very rewarding for everyone involved!

• Both factions welcome; I would likely alternate weeks between Alliance and Horde. 
• We’d probably use Mythic BRF (Maybe Highmaul) as a starting point because most people are already familiar with the instance.
• Cross-realm friendly because it’s not the current patch!
• One night per week, ~3 hours or so, probably on the weekend. 

Please note: this requires you to have some prior raiding experience on the toon you want to bring. The point of the workshop would be to teach others what it takes to become capable of Mythic content (as a player or as a group), not how to raid starting at square one. <3 

I won’t start this up unless I get a decent bit of interest, so if you’d like to be part of this workshop, pass the word on! 

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ihaveagoodblog:

antoinebittersweet:

OK PLEASE DON’T JOKINGLY VOTE FOR DEEZ NUTS

IT’S FUNNY AND ALL, BUT IT’S REALLY, REALLY IMPORTANT WE DON’T DETRACT VOTES FROM BERNIE

BY VOTING FOR DEEZ NUTS YOU’RE LITERALLY THROWING YOUR VOTE AWAY

PLEASE DON’T ACTUALLY VOTE FOR DEEZ NUTS

Shut the fuck up Deez Nuts has the policies and commitment to change this goddamn country. Fuck you tumblr, you finally get a candidate who cares and you refuse him

blue-sky-descensus:

vextera:

For anyone, of any class, of any role, who is interested in a hands-on learning experience where you won’t be yelled at or kicked for making mistakes. I have a lot of experience and genuinely enjoy helping people, so this could be very rewarding for everyone involved!

• Both factions welcome; I would likely alternate weeks between Alliance and Horde. 
• We’d probably use Mythic BRF (Maybe Highmaul) as a starting point because most people are already familiar with the instance.
• Cross-realm friendly because it’s not the current patch!
• One night per week, ~3 hours or so, probably on the weekend. 

Please note: this requires you to have some prior raiding experience on the toon you want to bring. The point of the workshop would be to teach others what it takes to become capable of Mythic content (as a player or as a group), not how to raid starting at square one. <3 

I won’t start this up unless I get a decent bit of interest, so if you’d like to be part of this workshop, pass the word on! 

Keep reading

Oh wow, because PvE is soooo difficult that it requires a “workshop”. Killing NPC’s that have rotations/attacks they’re guaranteed to do every single time without fail is sooo hard. Lmao

Please link your armory page so we can see your Mythic Archimonde kill, TIA.

trashbaby-nerdlord:

napoldeinlove:

vikingqueen:

chastityandperversity:

shadowstep-of-bast:

carpeumbra:

No you don’t understand how frustrated I am that we always depicted the Apostles as old men, especially when it comes to during-Jesus-alive stuff.

They were probably late teens to early 20s, given the time and the description and some Biblical passages.

They were not ancient old men with long beards and wrinkles at the Last Supper.

They were young adult rebels with a cause.

where my punk-rock apostles at

I can’t remember where, but the bible says that Jesus was the only one who was old enough to pay the temple tax required by Jewish law, none of the disciples had hit that age. A quick google tells me that Jewish men pay it from the age of 20 – all of the disciples were teenagers.

Not all of them! Matthew 17:24-27 addresses the issue of the temple tax, in which Jesus tells Peter to get a four-drachma piece from a fish’s mouth to account “for my tax and yours”. In addition, Peter is the only person directly mentioned to have a mother-in-law; Jesus heals her in according to three accounts (Matthew 8:14-17, Mark 1:29-31, and Luke 4:38).

So! The “Disciples were ancient old men with long beards and wrinkles" factoid is actually just statistical error. The average disciple was under 20. Simon Peter, who lived with his mother-in-law and his fishing boat and payed the temple tax was an outlier adn should not have been counted.

#did i just see a spiders georg meme backed up with chapter and verse citations