Right in front of the wheel.

What in the fuck is that? I...what? Dang.

That room temperature OE after a half hour made me wonder where my life went wrong.

Some people go too hard, so having a rule-of-thumb to follow is good for them. For example, that person at the party who falls over a table or cries. They should probably stick to no drinks at all, and a reassessment of their life.

Thanks to you, that song will forever end with a whispered “Rattata...Rattata” for me.

*he

It was, because it was out of their labs. As in, it actually exists(which is exciting). I do agree that their story was ridiculous though.

Considering Niantic’s progress with the game, that won’t happen for a decade.

“In the wild”, as in to the public. I’m not used to talking about a game that actually involves going into the woods.

“In the wild”, as in released to the public. Haven’t adjusted my wording for a game that actually involves being in the woods.

Fair point. I’ve seen so many Snorlaxes appear in my Nearby tray with no way of finding them.

How? Someone having one doesn’t mean I can’t also get one.

It’s was 85 today in Columbus. Not sure what you’re getting at.

“In the wild”, as in actually existing for players.

Why is that an issue? Whether or not someone else has one doesn’t affect me in any way. It’s not like they’re G-horning my face in PVP.

That still doesn’t explain why people are so worked up over it. It’s not like the legendaries are OP or give some other benefit, not to mention the vast majority of the players will never cross paths with them. I’m saying this as someone who lives near another “sighting”.

Why? What’s the problem with some random player having one? If it’s a bug, then address the community and fix it. No reason to take the existing one away.

It’s an ice Pokemon appearing in warm Ohio.

I can’t understand is why people are so negative about this. I’m ecstatic to hear that a legendary may have appeared in the wild.