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Posted in Pokemon
Posted 7 years ago
@Lily: I can tell you, from personal experience, going in blind to Moon was the best experience. I didn't know anything about the story, or characters, or anything. And in being such a story focussed game (well, for Pokémon), it definitely kept it fresh. I don't know how much Ultra Sun/Moon will shake things up (unfortunately, I doubt there'll be a bunch of new Pokémon to discover), but, hopefully there's enough of a change to keep things fresh.
Posted in What Pokemon Type is the Avatar Above You?
Posted 7 years ago
Rock/Electric, I'd say. Although, I'm sure you've heard Electric a lot. :P
Posted in Vacation not good for my wallet
Posted 7 years ago
Oh, geez. 17?!? That sounds like it'll last you a while. Are they at least pretty? Because, if so, it's (possibly) worth it. :P
There was some time ago when I used to paint my nails, but I haven't for ages. Sometimes I kinda get the desire to do so again, but even if I wanted to, I couldn't. I work with food in my current job, so it's not allowed.
There was some time ago when I used to paint my nails, but I haven't for ages. Sometimes I kinda get the desire to do so again, but even if I wanted to, I couldn't. I work with food in my current job, so it's not allowed.
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Posted 7 years ago
I can really only say that I speak English. I, too, am also Canadian, so about eleven years of French classes gave me some understanding of that language, but I'm far, far better at reading it than I am speaking it (and native French speakers tend to speak a little to fast for me to get everything the first time).
I know just enough that I was able to at least make an attempt at speaking French when I visited Quebec... but it's a little bit of a blow to the morale when everyone just responds in English. (I do feel sorry for anyone who was forced to listen to me, though. Must've been painful for them.)
I know just enough that I was able to at least make an attempt at speaking French when I visited Quebec... but it's a little bit of a blow to the morale when everyone just responds in English. (I do feel sorry for anyone who was forced to listen to me, though. Must've been painful for them.)
Posted in Which Pokemon follows the AAY?
Posted 7 years ago
Shaymin
Posted in Which 7 Deadly Sin is the AAY?
Posted 7 years ago
Pride. That's a giant bow, and some very cheeky looking frogs...
Posted in Which Pokemon follows the AAY?
Posted 7 years ago
Slurpuff
Posted in Which Pokemon follows the AAY?
Posted 7 years ago
Roserade
sorry, I couldn't resist.
sorry, I couldn't resist.
Posted in Which 7 Deadly Sin is the AAY?
Posted 7 years ago
I'd say Gluttony for yourself, Drinks and Cupcakes. :P
@neko: By the way, Pride is listed twice in the first post.
@neko: By the way, Pride is listed twice in the first post.
Posted in Which Pokemon follows the AAY?
Posted 7 years ago
Vanillish.
Posted in Does the AAY make a good couple?
Posted 7 years ago
I'm not so sure... there seems to be a difference of opinion on what constitutes 'enough clothes', but if that isn't a sticking point, I think it could work out. :P
Posted in Rate The Avatar Above You
Posted 7 years ago
8.5/10.
It's busy, but nothing clashes too much. The colours all complement each other pretty well - almost reminds me of a sunflower - though the pink in the middle is a little bit distracting. All in all, though, fairly nice.
It's busy, but nothing clashes too much. The colours all complement each other pretty well - almost reminds me of a sunflower - though the pink in the middle is a little bit distracting. All in all, though, fairly nice.
Posted in Name the AAY!
Posted 7 years ago
Sarah
Posted in What's your favorite game of all time?
Posted 7 years ago
I have a lot of games that I enjoy, some have been mentioned - such as portal 2, the game that can always cheer me up - some have not - one that comes to mind is Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter; while it may not be the best gameplay ever, it's fun to make a world... and the ending (at least the original, non-remastered version) is just really... both sad and heartfelt. It's really a game that has soul.
My favorite game, though, would probably be Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. The writing is just on point (someone had a lot of fun writing Bowser), the battle system is fun - and at points really challenging - the minigames are cool... just, everything works. I've replayed it several times, and I still love it. Besides, it stars my favorite Mario character (sorry, Luigi): Fawful. HE HAS CHORTLES!!!
My favorite game, though, would probably be Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. The writing is just on point (someone had a lot of fun writing Bowser), the battle system is fun - and at points really challenging - the minigames are cool... just, everything works. I've replayed it several times, and I still love it. Besides, it stars my favorite Mario character (sorry, Luigi): Fawful. HE HAS CHORTLES!!!