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Hi ur sites rly cute and nice and i like the catch rate calculator lol
I’ve been trying to catch a 1 hp azelf for 2 hours how have I not caught it yet I hate this game (/j)
Most everyone does. I'd say more people speak English here than Icelandic, actually, since at any given time there are a lot of recent immigrants who haven't had a reason or chance to learn Icelandic.
I'm probably not the best person to ask about hotels in Reykjavík either! I just live here; I have never had to book a hotel in my own city.
For things to do in the city, I tend to take friends up in the clock tower of Hallgrímskirkja, see if they want to try to go whale- or puffin-watching, and might also suggest things like the whale museum (which has a bunch of full-scale models of whales that give you a much better sense of the size of these creatures). Also, Brauð & co. makes excellent cinnamon rolls.
Do many people in Iceland speak English?
What's the best hotels that are good while being good value for money and not too expensive in Reykjavik? And what are the best things to do on holiday in the city?
but you know who WILL probably try to cover it in the next couple months………………..
I enjoyed the Medal Rally during my own playthrough; never played all that much Pokéstar Studios. I'm afraid those aren't a high priority for me as content goes - I don't really think I'd have anything to say or contribute about these features that wouldn't just be looking up information that's already been dug up by others and repeating it, which generally isn't a type of content I go for.
Hi, what did you think of the Medals and Pokestar Studios in Black and White 2?
Personally, I liked Pokestar Studios much better than the Nimbasa Musical.
I'd love to see a guide for the Medals, Hidden Grottos, and/or Pokestar Studios if you'd like, but I know real life takes priority and you have a baby/toddler Caterpie now.
I GOT PYROAR AND IT’S ONE OF MY FAV POKÉMONS HEH
Very fun read! I didn't know about half of them
I'm the last person to oppose to dirty jokes but I feel quite innocently about the intention behind the "hook" line? Personally I feel it was intended just as a cute metaphor for upid's arrow!
Speaking about such things… no mention of the Young Couple's Onix and Cloyster…?!
I loved the original as a kid. If I remember correctly, I think it was about looking for Misdreavus on Crystal? I like this version a lot too, and it's more detailed, but I think I prefer the old version (probably for nostalgia; I read that version a ton when I was maybe eleven). I really like the concept, especially since it's very slice-of-life and I appreciate that. I think the new version was from 2006-ish, and I remember when it came out. I'm so glad it's still here.
Hell yeah, Zoroark is awesome
You may have read the old version, but Butterfree didn't leave in that one either; the tone of the ending was more bittersweet, though, so that may be why you felt like Butterfree had left at the end. (In the old version, the narrator hadn't had this proper realization that the problem was they should have communicated properly about this dynamic and what they each wanted, and the narrator thus ended up still unsure whether Butterfree was truly happy to be with them, though they ended up sort of forcibly convincing themselves they had to be.)
This story scared me as a kid.
This story is absolutely adorable. I fully expected Butterfree to leave at the end, but the fact he didn't made this so sweet and wholesome. I read this years ago and could have sworn he did leave, but I'm probably misremembering.
I really can't fathom why you're so anxious for a random Pokémon webmaster from Iceland to opine on the Falkland Islands. I'm going to have to call "Sir, this is a Wendy's" here.
Do you agree that Argentina's claim to the islands is ridiculous since the people living on the islands voted to remain British and that islands always were British
I don't really have a stance, and I can't say I recall hearing an Icelander express a specific opinion on it. It's very far away, has nothing to do with us, and is just not really in the Icelandic discourse. I would need to look into it a lot more than I've ever had to do to have an opinion.
What is your stance on the Falklands Islands? And what is most Icelander's opinions on the Falklands dispute?
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