The Warcraft Laptop


	The Warcraft Laptop

David M Ewalt

12-4-2007 5:26 PM

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games, gaming, warcraft, laptop, dell, wow

David M Ewalt says:

If you buy a Warcraft-themed laptop, you are officially a giant nerd.

And I will still pwn you using a slow and dated PC.

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