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I used to endlessly tease my husband about his love of the video game World of Warcraft. Whenever he played, he would get drawn in, and sometimes stay up all night playing. I don't mind video games, its just that the total dedication and focus on the game was a little annoying. I mean, I need attention too, right? He always encouraged me to try the game out, and I finally did.

After many years of giving my husband a hard time, I finally gave it a try. I created a character and played on his account. That lasted about three weeks. Then I got my own account. Then I had to get a new computer so I could play the game at the same time he was playing. Then I got my daughter to play with me, and my sister-in-law, and then my best friend. Now we are all hooked, and Blizzard stock should be inching up on the market.

Being a girl playing a game that is mostly played by men is pretty funny. Sometimes, I can't believe how naive I can be. First, there are thousands and thousands of players who name their character after a part of their male anatomy. They range from hilarious to downright nasty. I have never seen a single character name that is reminiscent of female body parts. I would love to do a study of the male's names and ages. I think they are probably all teenagers, but then who knows. Maybe every age group is equally represented.

Another entertaining aspect of the game is that you can make your character take off their clothes and run around in their underwear. At any given time, you can go to one of the major cities and there will be people who have stripped their characters, and have set them up to dance around like that. I made a comment to my husband that I can't believe that there are women who run around naked in a video game. He laughed, and said that they are probably all men. It never occurred to me until he said it, but of course I now believe that every under-dressed female character in the game is being played by a man. When asked where he got that idea from, my husband shamefully admitted that he knew from experience.