No additional leader on wow classic gold either side was as sympathetic, intriguing and all-around badass than Thrall. He had a whole lot to do with redeeming the Orcs, and possibly the entire Horde, from becoming totally bad. Both other Horde leaders, Vol'jin of the Darkspear Trolls and Cairn Bloodhoof, profoundly admired him. Perhaps some of those Human animosity towards the Horde comes from their approval of the Forsaken, many of which were formerly allies or humans.
Either way, you still get a t-shirt that says,"I Survived Barrens Chat." It is not just the crazy conversations, it is the communication between gamers as they pursuit, grind and generally battle through some of the first levels.
This is only one of the most recognizable pop-culture references to World of Warcraft and you will only really experience it if you're playing the Horde side. Those Chuck Norris jokes are pretty funny, as are the creative replies to the omnipresent question of where Mankirk's wife is.
The Alliance side has some of their own recipes that are creative, but the cheap classic wow gold Horde table contains dishes which look like something out of Hotel Transylvania. Crispy Bat Wing is simply one example. You buy it from a lady in Brill named Abagail Shiel, a seller that just Horde players have access to. There also appear to be a lot more bats in Horde-controlled zones, with lots of these flying through Tirisfal Glades. You could also vendor the recipe on the neutral auction house, which is the only way an Alliance player could acquire it.