Blinks
Wow just… holy cow first comment in the thread was not expecting that.
#cringe
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They’re like the gift that keeps on giving 
Ah yes. Abe Lincoln, wasn’t it?
Oh of course, we’ve all heard worse. OP is just trying to ride that line where he might be able to say the thing but not be actioned for it.
Instantly!
I’ve got a lax opinion of satire. It’s just as easy to assume he’s making fun of the real life equivalent as it is to say he’s just making edgy humor, and neither is particularly egregious anyway. 
First comment, though, yikes.
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It wouldn’t be “edgy humor” unless he was referencing the real thing, right?
Huh. Now i’m curious how strong Mag’har are compared to humans. 
For some reason “Kul’Tirans” dwarf orcs…
I know they were suppose to be strongmen, but they are quite literally staring tauren in the face.
Correct. It is referential no matter how it plays out.
From the WC3 credits it was something like 6 footmen for 4 grunts.
Now you’re trying to insult me AND autism. Neat.
It was a solid 2/10 by the OP, at least the DH was honest and not tip toeing. So for honesty alone the DH gets 3/10 and not pretending to be decent human being.
And themselves, esteem issues might be a bigger issue.
I don my fedora and thousandfold katana
“Sir, leave the mental disorder alone.”
I expect nothing and I receive it.
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More muscle doesn’t necessarily mean more strength. There’s builders for toning / shaping and building for strength.
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Generally speaking bigger muscles mean more mass to slow you down.
That’s why a lot of runners are very lean and skinny.
Orcs are definitely stronger and more durable. I’d say they likely have more stamina too.
I’m a 1v1, my bets on the orc. Sure the human could evade the orcs attacks and get some hits in, but it only takes one good hit from the orc to put the human down for good.
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Yes.
They aren’t. Humans actually rank the lowest of all races on IQ tests.
Even Quillboar are smarter. Humans can’t even figure out how to Shaman.
Pandaren are tied with Vulpera for “smartest race.”
Gnomes and Goblins vie for third place.
Autism Spectrum Disorder is the medical term for it, and it is defined by affecting the way the mind works.
How is that not, then, a mental disorder?
And why can it not be called what it apparently seems to be?
The convenience is yours.
I wasn’t asking google, after all, I was asking you.
Person 1: “The glass is half empty!”
person 2: “The glass is half full!”
Me the only person in the room who seemingly understands physics: “Guys… the glass is ALWAYS full!”