explain

I bet trying to link this quest in chat will cause the silly chat censor to have happy time.

yes it does =T

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbud8rLejLM

Quote: mavlols423 on 05/08/2012, 02:45 PM - view

There are no words to explain how ridiculous this thread is. :)

they mean a scratch, or break in the armor, not a chinaman, silly doofs.

Common expression, not at all racist, assuming the quest isn't referencing any Asians.

Its not racist.

This on the other hand... this is racist:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/gregorymcneal/2012/02/18/espn-uses-[filtered]-in-the-armor-line-twice-did-linsanity-just-go-racist/

Of course my link was filtered... anyways, an ESPN writer used the expression in reference to Jeremy Lin. That writer was fired.

It's only racist because you are spinning it that way. It just means a flaw in the armor.

well its the same with the ESPN commentator that said "[filtered] in the armor" referring to a scratch on Jeremy Lins game, so i expect this quest name to be changed

In the off chance the OP isn't trolling:
A ch!nk is a crack, or fissure. A 'ch!nk in one's armor', means a weak spot.