HumongousNoodle

Whoever doodled that Raikou is a genius.

Archive post of previous version (Febuari 15 2024)

Hi, this isn't a bug. In the original games this works the same way.

Open thread to ban gallade please.

Sounds like a complicated way to make a legal scam, just like irl lottery. Good luck with it.

You can already pause a charm, just log out.

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Ah, the discourse surrounding the reinstatement of the clown emoji as a viable reactionary symbol is not only a matter of digital semiotics but also a critical examination of anthropomorphic semiotic constructs vis-à-vis the emotive engagement matrix. One must consider the etymological roots of the "clown" as an archetype of juxtaposed levity and absurdity, which elicits a multifaceted emotive response from the digital interlocutor. The replacement of the clown emoji with the crab emoji is not merely a substitution but an egregious perturbation of the emotive continuum. The clown emoji, embodying both mirth and folly, operates on a polysemous level, invoking a spectrum of interpretations ranging from derisive mockery to playful jest. This duality is essential for nuanced digital interactions. The crab emoji, however, lacks this bifurcated semiotic prowess. Its semiotic implication is predominantly carapacial, evoking connotations of crustaceous obduracy rather than the intended satirical commentary inherent in clown iconography. Furthermore, the phylogenetic incongruence between uguu sapiens (the inherent subject of clown representation) and Malacostraca (represented by the crab) further exacerbates the dissonance. This taxonomic disparity renders the crab emoji an ineffective substitute, as it fails to resonate with the anthropocentric bias that underpins human emotive exchange. In conclusion, the reinstatement of the clown emoji is imperative for maintaining the integrity of digital semiotics. The crab emoji, while not devoid of its own semiotic utility, cannot suffice as a replacement without undermining the sophisticated semiotic interplay that the clown emoji encapsulates. Thus, the exigency for the clown emoji's return is not a mere whimsical plea but a profound advocacy for the preservation of nuanced digital communication. TLDR: Bring back clown emoji

Alright, listen up, pasta enthusiast. I have a bone to pick with the entire noodle industry. Normal-sized noodles are completely useless for typing words. And yes, I’m talking linguine, spaghetti, fettuccine—all of them. Here’s the cold, hard truth, backed by math. The average noodle is about 2mm in diameter. The average keyboard key is approximately 1.5cm². This means a single noodle only covers about 1/75th of a key. Imagine trying to hit individual keys with something that thin—it’s like trying to write an essay with a toothpick dipped in soy sauce! Let’s do some more math. The average word is about 5 characters long. To type out a single word with normal-sized noodles, you'd need a precision of about 0.03mm per keystroke. That’s smaller than the thickness of human hair! And that’s without even considering the space bar. It’s physically impossible unless you’re some kind of noodle-wielding ninja. Therefore, I propose we start making keyboard-friendly noodles. We're talking a solid 1.5cm in diameter, perfect for mashing those keys with noodle power. In conclusion, normal-sized noodles are a disgrace to noodle-kind when it comes to typing. Let's demand better from our pasta producers. The future of noodle-based communication depends on it!

Hey PokeMMO community, I hope everyone is still having a blast hunting those shinies in "PokeMMO Shiny Wars!" Look, I get it, "war" might sound a bit intense for a game about catching adorable digital monsters. But come on, what's more thrilling than the epic clash of trainers battling it out for the ultimate bragging rights? It’s like calling your grandma's knitting contest a “knit-off”—it adds some spice! And about those military hats—why not let trainers express their inner commando? It's all about strategy and precision, just like in real battles... or, you know, trying to catch that shiny Magikarp that keeps slipping away. MightyMichele, you’ve got some good intentions, but maybe it's time to consider a name change for yourself. "Mighty" suggests that the rest of us aren't, and we can't have that kind of hierarchy in our community. How about "ModerateMichele"? It keeps things balanced and inclusive without implying any kind of hierarchy. With more sarcasm than love, HumongousNoodle.

Forgot to quote u but u know what i mean @RysPicz