Chances are pretty good you've at least heard of World of Warcraft (WOW), and you've probably played it too. I'll be the first to admit, I never really got into World of Warcraft like some of my friends, but I didn't have a lot of time to build up my character.

But I found a site that you can buy cheap wow accounts at, and I might have to start playing again. It's great, they own all the characters that they sell, so it's not an auction site or a 3rd party site, you buy from a reputable, established business.

You have to sign up and be a member for 30 days before your purchases will be instant, but until then they just verify who you are (for security purposes, I'm sure) and you get your character pretty fast. And you can't reserve characters and pay for them later, so act quickly.

They also guarantee your account. If the owner ever tries to reclaim the character, they will work hard to get your character back. If they can't (it happens), they will give you a new character of equal value, so you can't lose.

If you love World of Warcraft, you have to check it out. You can always use another account, and it's nice having a beastly character to torture noobs with.

A 12-year-old Florida student was arrested earlier this month after he "deliberately passed gas to disrupt the class," according to police. The child, who was also accused of shutting off the computers of classmates at Stuart's Spectrum Jr./Sr. High School, was busted November 4 for disruption of a school function.

A Martin County Sheriff's Office report, a copy of which you'll find below, notes that the 4'11" offender admitted that he "continually disrupted his classroom environment by breaking wind and shutting off several computers." The boy, whose name was redacted from the police report released today, was turned over to his mother following the arrest. The young perp turned 13 on November 15.

Bernie Marcus, one of the founders of Home Depot, has the blogosphere all atwitter over remarks he made on a conference call Monday. From Tom Frank of The Wall Street Journal:

"If a retailer has not gotten involved with this, if he has not spent money on this election, if he has not sent money to Norm Coleman and these other guys," Mr. Marcus said, apparently referring to Republican senators facing tough re-election fights, then those retailers "should be shot; should be thrown out of their goddamn jobs."