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Tuesday, September 16, 2008 12:00 AM

Could terrorists use "World of Warcraft" to plan nefarious deeds?

Sure, but how likely is it, really?
Cyrus Farivar

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  • Tuesday, September 16, 2008 03:41 PM

    Uber-1337 Terrorists With Epixxx!

    I am currently trying to survive my second year in law school and simultaneously manage my debilitating World of Warcraft addiction. I think we should send as many copies of the game as we can to every suspected terrorist in the world. Once they start leveling up and realize how much work it is to grind reputation to exalted with all the factions, they will understand all that the U.S. has gone through to become the world's only superpower. Alternatively, they will just be too busy raiding for Epics to want to blow us up anymore.

    Seriously, the game is a drug, don't start playing it.

    —CronenBurgerMeister Read CronenBurgerMeister's other letters

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