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Does know one acknowledge me anymore? !_! I guessed your name was Carey! Isn't that close to Cara? Come one! I should get the BIGGEST cookie!
I will hereby announce on this here guestbook that I have never played Halo. Ever. I haven't even touched an X-Box 360.
But I do have Call of Duty 5 for Wii, and once my Wii is set up downstairs where the computer is, I'll be able to play online.
*Is thinking of Billy Mays snorting Oxy Clean at time of death…*
I've written stories, but never a fanfic before.
"As I stood on Mossdeep beach, gritty sand wallowed between my toes, the sand changing shape just because of my single step. I ran further, squinting from the blaring sun and all the while trying not to slip in the wet sand.
Standing at the oceans edge, emerald waves glistening with sunlight lapped around my ankles. Turning around, I saw what a major difference my simple run had done to the surface of the previously smooth shore.
Just one footstep created a cracked, jagged line that went on for meters, disrupting the serene, smooth shape of the shore. Hundreds of footsteps, however, changed the shore's beautiful look completely. Now it was rough, with evidence to what had happened to it.
A deep call bellowed from the ocean, making me quickly turn around to see the creature that caused it. Now the water seemed to mold itself, rising into a large, blaring hump. The sunlight reflected off of it, and I strained to see it. Slowly it grew larger, until an enormous shape erupted from it. Larger than any creature I had ever seen, I realized what it was as it jumped out of the water into the air.
The humongous creature was a Wailord, rarely seen around people, let alone whole cities. Once again it let out that deep, proud voice, making the gritty, loose sand on top of the beach vibrate. It wasn't a painful voice though, just proud. Leaping from the water once more, foamy white water erupted from it's spout, spraying the entire beach. The Wailord then quickly dived underneath the mass amount of water, and disappeared.
I stared out at the water in disbelief- Something so large could be swallowed up by something as harmless as water? The ocean, however, started to seem to rise higher and higher, eventually created something that resembled a thick wall. I stood in shock and curiosity, all the while the wall moving closer. It stood about five times taller than me, and cast a large shadow over the beach. I then ran, slipping over the gritty beach shore, and breaking up it's very face. But I ran to late, and the wet, overpowering wall crashed upon me.
It was like being hit with just brute force at first, but I happened to stay conscious. The water was salty and cold, and mostly dark. Going to take a breath, I panicked as salty water slithered down my throat, causing me to gag. I was terrified.
Almost ready to give up, I saw a sparkling light in the distance. With all of my remaining energy, I groped for the light, tired but desperate. After a small while the light got closer, and closer, and closer, until I could put my head through it.
Gasping for air, I looked around me. The water was starting to go back out to sea, but luckily I dug my hands and feet into the sand so I wouldn't be washed away. he sun was blaring, and I crawled farther away from the water, only stopping to vomit in the sand. Salt was in my throat, burning it, and my head was throbbing with pain. But I could breath. And that was all that mattered at that point.
I turned around once to take another look at the Mossdeep beach. It was so longer hot and gritty, but cold and mucky, and a smell pervaded from it. My last look at it showed me that it was smooth; my footsteps were gone."
Awful. Awful, awful, awful. I just thought of it now, because spammy was a Wailord.
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I'm from August 29 and i got Infernape, which is nice since i like the Chimchar line
i love this website!
The fact that cheating is technically something programed into RSE is very funny to me.
I love this website
I've just been doing that, actually! Making some updates to the Number Game generally, should be updated later today.
Hey me again lol
Wondering if there's a way to like make it so it will accept Flabebe without typing it with the accents?
Pokemon 669
It has been added.
My birthday is day of sunflora, reign of shaymin… Sunflora isn't my favorite, but I like Shaymin a lot, so i'll take it!!!
Thanks for this!
"Also I came out as trans a few years ago, I use she/her now :D"
thanks for sharing. ttd xoxo
You may not have been the person to catapult the Mew trick into prominence, but you were the person who made me aware of it – when you posted it on the Mew's Hangout forums. Surely that counts for something.
Good catch, looks like Sirfetch'd was coded in with a curly apostrophe instead of a straight one like you'd generally type on a normal keyboard. I've fixed it now.
love the game, but No matter how I type Sirfetch'd, I'm told it's wrong.
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Of course! The menus aren't going anywhere. One of the many, many reasons the modern web is often so annoying is that where old-school websites have permanent content organized in a way that facilitates easily finding your way to a specific thing and getting an at-a-glance overview of what content exists on the site, modern websites tend to consist of ephemeral one-and-done articles organized only by date and maybe tags or keywords if you're lucky, and discovering a given piece of content is generally only done through a search engine or happening to stumble upon a link to it from a different page, and finding your way back to something you read a while back involves crossing your fingers that you can find it through the search function. I hate this about it! Making related pages the only way to navigate the site would be the kind of nightmare I would only maybe consider doing as a gag for April 1st.
But the menu has literally a couple hundred links on it, and realistically I cannot expect some random first-time visitor who got linked to an article on their phone to painstakingly open multiple levels of submenus reading through all of those couple hundred links to see if there's anything else on this site they might like to check out - not only because a lot of people aren't used to navigating websites that way in 2025, but also because it's legitimately just a whole lot of links to go through, for anyone. A first-time visitor is probably not instantly that invested. The menu is there for people who want to find a specific thing or get a full overview of what's on the site; the related links are to give a bit more of a taste to people who just stumbled upon a page and don't yet know they might want to read more.
I've personally always liked menus like the ones you have on your site. It's an easy and convenient way to browse all the content the site has to offer under neat little categories.
I can respect your decision for featured articles and maybe I'll enjoy using it myself, but I hope you'll still keep the menus around for those of us (even if just a few) who enjoy it.
Happy twenty three years! It's wild to think the pixel art on this very site helped me find you [unintelligible] years ago, and how much has happened since! I love this idea of a curated feature section (I'd expect no less) and I already know what pages I want to check the recommends for!
Tell that to the many people who have in fact found the Secret Link!
I Tried, There is no Link
(This comment is in Spanish from Spain. If you need it, try to translate the next text)
Feliz aniversario para tu sitio web.
Espero que no te moleste que deje un comentario en español en vez de en inglés, porque sí espero que te soprenda saber que no eres popular o interesante solo en donde se habla tu idioma.
Quiero que sepas que muchas de tus aportaciones en tu página web han sido una gran ayuda para muchos jugadores de Pokémon, no solo de España, sino posiblemente de muchos lugares del mundo.
Al igual que otras herramientas online o sitios web enfocados en Pokémon, la información que se va actualizando puede llegar a ralentizarse por falta de trabajadores, de tiempo o porque hay prioridades.
Personalmente, espero con ansias que el contenido de Leyendas Pokémon Z-A (aunque decepcionante) llegue a las herramientas de entretenimiento y a las páginas de contenido. Pero también sé y priorizo pensar en que no va a ser fácil para ti, y no hay problema, hay más cosas para hacer mientras, ya sean importantes o alternativas.
En fin, te doy las gracias por tu dedicación, te felicito por cómo has sostenido el sitio web, y te tendré más en cuenta a medida que sigas poniendo empeño y pasión aquí. Todo ello como fan de Pokémon fuera del habla inglesa.
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