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When you’re over-leveled in a video game

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I decided to try to make my own 30 Day Challenge for WoW since the questions for the only one that I could find didn’t really give a lot of room for edits or gifs.  Plus it’ll give me a chance to actually show you guys what I enjoy about the game rather than randomly making obscure edits and gifsets while sneaking in posts about my characters every so often.  

I’ll be tagging everything as #wow30 since there’s nothing in that tag.  If you want to do the 30 Day Challenge as well, please let me know so I can keep track and see your posts :)

Alliance or Horde?

Favorite Racial Leader (Alliance)

Favorite Racial Leader (Horde)

Favorite Race

One Expansion

Favorite Female Character

Favorite Male Character

Major City

First Class

Favorite Class

Class You Want to Level

Non-playable race you wish was playable

Favorite Lore

Battleground

Best Tier set

Favorite Leveling Zone

Favorite Dungeon or Raid

Scryer or Aldor?

Memorable Quote

Scenery Porn Zone

Dragonflight

An Old God

Best End Game boss

Favorite in-game religion/spirituality

Favorite Official Trailer

In-Game Cinematic

Legendary Item

Best Dance

Favorite Mount

Burning Legion or The Scourge?

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Some kind of magic.

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Blood Elf Female animations (PTR build) ft. my hunter because i cant copy my paladin eeeeeeeee

as requested by anon

See male animations here 

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The angle you take a photo makes all the difference. These are pretty amazing photos of 13 historical landmarks in ways you’ve never seen before.

►►View Photos Of 13 Historical Landmarks Like You’ve Never Seen

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New life of books

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Poop is awesome

At Gowanus Canal, Turning Toxic Waste Into Art

New York’s Gowanus Canal is notoriously toxic — full of dangerous chemicals, industrial waste, and yes, poop. It reeks in the summer and lives in the popular imagination as the perfect dumping ground for dead bodies. No plant or animal life can survive in it for long. This tends to inspire two kinds of images: gritty photos of the filth and pollution, and scenic landscapes that try not to dwell too long on the former.

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Probably the scariest #colorguard #trickoftheweek I’ve done yet 😁 (at PE West)

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Renowned French American photographer Vincent Laforet recently embarked on the photo mission of a lifetime when he soared 7,500 feet in a helicopter above New York City to capture breathtaking aerial photos of the glittering cityscape at night. Held in only by a full-body harness, leaning out of the chopper over a dizzying expanse of darkness and tiny pinpoints of light, the photographer says his experience was "both exhilarating and terrifying" and "the scariest. . . and the most beautiful" flight of his career. Titled Gotham 7.5K, the photos were shot on assignment for Men's Health Magazine for an article about psychology. Laforet proposed shooting from an unusually high altitude to capture the lines formed by the streets of NYC at night, which remind him of "brain synapses." After finding a helicopter pilot willing to fly at such a crazy altitude, the photographer had to work with him to plan flight paths and obtain special clearances to fly above airline traffic landing at…

New York looks like a toy city in these photos!

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It’s hard capturing the gold on the card. :C

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A commission for KTjn on twitter of their Mage. This is totally inspiring a series called “Blood Elves being Obnoxious”.

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Japan Unveils Designs For First Underwater City, And We’re In Awe

We’ve seen people living in tiny homes, big homes and everything in between — but nobody has ever taken underwater dwelling to a level like this.

A Japanese architecture firm has unveiled renderings of what would be the world’s first underwater city, which the firm says��could be constructed as early as 2035. 

(Source: Shimizu Corporation)

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DIY: Constellation Jar

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(comic by Ted Adair)

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Lake Resia, The Sunken Town Where You’ll Walk On Water

This takes “walking on water” to an astonishingly real-life level.

In Italy’s Lake Resia, near the borders of Austria and Switzerland, a lone bell tower shoots up from the perfect, blue-green water. It’s the only visible remnant of Graun(Curon in Italian), a town that vanished underwater more than 60 years ago.