WoW Moviewatch: BLIND

Has it really been six months since we last ran BLIND? Must be! We’ve now received a half dozen requests for this video, including a few from people who never saw it before. I guess Memorial Day weekend is a fair time to rerun the video. So sit back, and enjoy some pop-driven blood elf buttkickery.

The most painful part of the recent suggestions is that they used a duplicated YouTube video. I don’t know why someone would steal the video and claim it as its own, but it’s a shame. If you’re going to use BLIND, please use the creator’s original link.


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