I’ve been playing since the very beginning and just today learned that the pokeball on the back is opening. 10-year-old me saw the back of the cards, saw “Pokemon”, saw the pokeball (presumed closed), and never had a second thought about any of it
I’ve been playing since the very beginning and just today learned that the pokeball on the back is opening. 10-year-old me saw the back of the cards, saw “Pokemon”, saw the pokeball (presumed closed), and never had a second thought about any of it
Stop.
Don’t forget all the "great deals"
According to the Indiana police department’s’s official statement, the suspects “acquired a pallet jack, removed one pallet of gaming cards, and moved them to an unknown location.” That single pallet contained as much as $300,000 worth of cards, according to the IMPD. In a statement on Facebook, the IMPD said:
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It’s weird that he included Vaan as the choice for XII, but then basically had both Tidus and Yuna as the main character for X
I play normal mode as if it was hard, limiting myself to always use the yellows and greens I found. This lets me break the hard mode rule if there’s a word like today where the possibilities outnumber the guesses left. Losing due to bad luck doesn’t seem right for a word game; I’d rather lose due to lack of skill
“If not, you can try whacking the surface of the ice with the ridged side of the blade”
It’s technically a form of market timing, since you’re betting the market won’t go up 10%+ over the next year, but it’s effectively just a hedge against stocks going down more or only going up a few percent over the next year. The worst case scenario with typical market timing is you buy at the top, the market tanks,…
That combined with Holy Roman Empire makes me think it’ll be somehow related to the brothers Grimm.
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Not OP, but I didn't know it was happening either, since Kotaku didn't post about it. For time purposes, they're the only video game site I follow (although I've been thinking of moving for a bit now), so I didn't know about it until now.
Not to take away from your point, but you forgot about Celebi for gen 2 ;)
Maybe you should give Wisconsin a try. From most popular to least (from what I can surmise), you’ve got:
I don’t know much about the duck, type-wise, but I’m seeing Quaxly as being a slight pun on Quixote, so that might be a hint towards its later evolutions
The only way you’ll figure out how to get into Master Belch’s hideout? There’s a Mr. Saturn that tells you to wait three minutes, and it plays the spooky jingle after you talk to him. This isn’t Startropics, where the manual literally is the only way to progress at a point. That being said, if you didn’t need the…
Not arguing for or against Bitcoin, but how would a person get the $500 in your example? ATMs and banks have the cash available, but if there's no network (let alone power) there’s nothing for them to check that your account’s good for it. You'd have to have cash on hand before anything ever happened, and I feel like…
Welp, looks like Lifehacker has gone from articles to millions of slideshows, to just recycling those slideshows into videos now. See also “12 Ways You Are Making Your House Look Cheap and Tacky”.
Not exactly discontinued, since it pops up again maybe once every year or two, but BK’s Angry Whopper. That sauce still lingers in my mind to this day. When I worked there, I would make Angry Whopper Jrs, with french fried onions instead of the angry onions, and with bacon. It was perfection.
This. The crown shape made them perfect for dipping and the pepper in the breading really separated it from other fast food’s nuggets. Plus they had the chicken tender sandwich as an option. Yeah, they still have the Chicken Jr, but the thickness of the tenders made it seem more substantial than the paper-patty they…
They won’t do it, but it’d be fun if he had a cameo as a flash-forward, or him flashing-back to his Tom Holland days.