FMA: The Sacred Star of Milos
A look at: Blue Exorcist DVD Vol.3
Vivid Covers
Kinda Coicent, Five Numbers
Devil Survivor 2
Kinda Dragon Ball Z Kai Part 7
Cherry Tree High Comedy Club
Disgaea 3: Absence of Detention
Doesn't Recommend: Shocking Loud Voice
Black Butler II and OVAs
Black Butler Season 1
Okami-san
Silent Hill Downpour
A look at: Ys: The Oath in Felghana PC
Ultimate Marvel Versus Capcom 3
May'n - Heat
Jiro Dreams of Sushi
.hack//Quantum
Sekirei Pure Engagement
Final Fantasy XIII-2
FMA: The Sacred Star of Milos
6:30 PM on 08.16.2010
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Pokémon TCG: Fucking Serious Business
Twerps playing Pokémon to get through college. What am I doing? Student loans. Damn twerps.
Twerps playing Pokémon to get through college. What am I doing? Student loans. Damn twerps.
ARRG! Why can't there be any tournaments in Montana?! I've got 4 decks I've perfected, and are ready to BATTLE!! BRING IT ON!!!!
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wow, I like Pokemon WAAAY too much... it IS Fucking Serious Business!!
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wow, I like Pokemon WAAAY too much... it IS Fucking Serious Business!!
since you're talking pokemon world results, I'll talk about the YUGIOH World Championship held at Long Beach California the same weekend.
world champion: Galileo De Obaldia from Panama
Second Place: Vincent Paglia from United States
world champion: Galileo De Obaldia from Panama
Second Place: Vincent Paglia from United States
I used to play Poke'mon TCG a lot until they decide to make my Ruby Sapphire cards totally become useless crap when compared to DP cards. It's been like that every generation.
It's been almost 10 years since I played. My brothers and I as well as several of their friends would go to a local comic/card shop and play in the weekly tournaments. It was like $2 to enter, so my brother would pay our entry fees and make our decks and in return, we'd give him all the cards we'd win. The other kids totally hated us because we'd completely take all the prizes which usually included several booster packs as well as some of those small Pokemon figures that were popular back then. My son now collects the cards, but he doesn't really play. I used to love playing, especially against this one kid who would cry every time you'd knock out one of his pokemon. He was like 13, but he'd cry, especially since my brother would say "for the kill" instead of knock out.
