Tyrlis

Welcome Shep. Glad to see you're finally giving in to the power of SoH :Onion26:

You know you're from Wisconsin when... You can taste a difference in cheese made somewhere else You own at least one tie or peice of jewelry with a Green Bay Packer theme You can find and pronounce : Eau Claire, Oconomowoc, Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, and La Crosse, Fond du Lac. You can correctly spell Milwaukee. You know what "bubbler" means. A holstein cow outside of Wisconsin makes you miss home. When talking about the Green Bay Packers you refer to them as "we". I do this one all the time, and get made fun of for it... When the weather hits 0 degrees you decide that maybe it's time to get out a jacket instead of a sweatshirt. You know what a brat is, and they're at every outdoor event that your family has ever had. You can tell the difference between the smell of cow manure and pig manure. You have watched Fargo and not noticed an accent. You can identify a Michigan accent. You can make sense out of the words "upnort" and "Trivers". You have to go to Florida to get a tan in August. You can visit Luxemburg, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Berlin, New London & Poland all in one afternoon. You can recognize someone from Illinois from their driving. You know what to do with a Blatz. You don't have a coughing fit from one sip of Pabst Blue Ribbon. Bucky the Badger hangs on your Christmas tree even if you didn't go to University of Wisconsinm Madison. You can use the word "ya der hey" easily in a sentence You own a cheesehead You have cow pharaphenilia around your house, including your pajama pants You think of the major four food groups as cheese, beer, brats and Jell-O salad with marshmallows. You have ever partied at Summerfest, Festa Italiana, German Fest, Irish Fest, Oktoberfest, or all of the above. You can't be friends with Bears or Vikings fans Yevren's an exception to this rule... Your idea of diversity is having black, white, and brown cows. You don't know what 'smog' looks like You don't laugh when you hear Dickeyville because you realized at a young age that it's actually a place.

Hi! You'll find that most of us are pretty burnt out from a day of massive XP (4 or 5 members hit 50 today), but tomorrow we can try and get you into a run. I look forward to grouping with you. Are your playtimes usually pretty late?

Welcome aboard. I look forward to tree'ing/sleeping mobs that are beating you up.

Look at Wind Cut Down. And hi!

Hi! Welcome.

Your biography is 'Man', your location and occupation are 'United States' and your interests are... yourself. Good morning Russian Porn Spambot?

I too walk out that magic door... then I come home exhausted... and my wifey's not here to pick up my socks. She's in Colorado, and I'm in Korea, hehe. So I usually just leave them on the floor.

Welcome to our forums! I am also stranded here in Korea, missing my wife and kids, so I know what you're going through... sort of. From the other side of it, I guess. Anyways, being on a similar playing schedule as you, please feel free to ask me for anything, and I hope you guys are able to catch up to most of us soon.

Hi! I look forward to grouping with your little band.

Tay that panda pic wins at life, the universe, and everything. Oh and hi Trinias.

Greetings Toy. People around here say you're a character. We like characters 'round these here parts. Welcome to our forums.

Hi Sitirfa! You're correct in that we're full up on rangers right now, but we can look for you during our Abyss nights. We're specifically organized in the Abyss every Friday night, but we have groups out there a few other nights a week. Either way, thanks for coming around and checking in. Hope to see you out there Friday.

Your gaming pedigree kicks my gaming pedigree's ass. But it's good to hear you appreciate conversation and a family-style guild, as we've definitely got that, mixed with a nice dose of kicking ass. 3d animation eh? I think Proof, one of our members, already works in that field. Look forward to seeing you in-game.

Hi! You'll definitely like our no-pressure atmosphere. Looking forward to playing with you.

Yay Sorcs! Welcome, I look forward to grouping with you.

Az! Don't scare 'em away! Welcome to you and your friend.

Hey man, SSG here, currently doing my time in Korea. There's a few active duty people around here, though one of them is in the sandbox atm. And we've got plenty of vets/reservists. And you're a CHANTER! Sooo... what are the chances all of your friends/family play SM's and Sins?

Coast Guard get to wear those cool blue jumpsuits everywhere. But the... 3 Coasties I've met were cool. So, by extension, you are cool. So welcome!

Before I go into the deeper aspects of it, that's a very well-made commercial. Kudos to Walmart, or as I call it, the Gigantic Corporate Devil. Veteran's day is a very strange holiday in my brain. I'm not really into taking credit or talking about how great I am. But this holiday, of all the holidays in the year, applies directly to me. Father's Day is great, but there are billions of fathers. And sometimes I don't feel like a veteran. I haven't been shot at. Nobody's tried to blow me up. In seven years wearing this uniform, I've hardly suffered. It's been great. But I've started coming around a bit, since coming here to Korea. Being here just sucks. I'm away from my family, for 11 and a half months out of a year. I work from 5 AM to 6 or 7 PM, 5 days a week. I'm exhausted, mentally and physically, and there isn't even my family here to keep me going. So I've drawn on the feelings that drove me into the military in the first place... pride, and patriotism. I'm proud to wear the uniform. I'm proud of the country that gave me the uniform. I believe in the principles of the country so much, I'm willing to get sent to the other side of the world. And I guess that's where I'm starting to realize the value of this holiday... to stay in this military, to deploy, and get shot at, and to feel this awful sense of missing... over, and over again... takes a hell of a lot of pride, and patriotism. So... Thank you guys. And you're welcome. But I'm going to defer to the veterans who were in the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and those that have deployed in OIF/OEF... because those guys have done it all.

Hey man, what class are you playing as?