http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bradford/7993407.stm

Piiillssneeeeer!!!

So...my plan to blow up Ironforge failed...big deal.


Apparently he didn't fail, he just missed!

I try to tell people that pies are dangerous...nobody listens. Now a pie factory has BLOWN UP AN ENTIRE TOWN IN THE UK.

BTW...That is a rad hat, Styg...looted it off of heroic Don Santos, eh?

Don't get me wrong, I appreciate a good villain laugh as much as the next guy.. But don't you think it's a little unclassy to be jokin' around about a very real very recently dead person? Yes, he died in in a ridiculous place in a ridiculously epic way, but damn.

Pilsner: It was the rare drop off of Dirty Sanchez.

Faust: We aren't exactly laughing about the guy that died, only about the exploding pie factory. To answer your question though, I firmly believe that all humor is somehow based on someone's misfortune. My family tends to laugh at funerals more than cry, so this guy won't get any more seriousness from me than my mother did. (She would have wanted it that way.) Now if you were just kidding about us being unclassy, well, sorry for ruining your joke.

I really must get a sombrero...a funny aside about sombreros is that a lot of folks wear them backwards; you are wearing it in the correct manner.

I bet Dirty Sanchez punched you in the Jim, didn't he?

It was an epic battle. But after a couple wipes I managed to avoid his finger attack.

Man that hat was unfomfortable as all hell, it was made out of steel or something.

One more example of how PIE rules!!!
(but not in a good way)

They put some really gross stuff in pies in England. It was probably exploding kidneys or something like that.

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