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I always name Growlithe Stripes. D:

I don't know what happened, but it's terrifying. That smiley face haunts me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EW6i-wnuNDU Because why not?

I'm still here. Sept. 01, 2012.

I guess I just don't see the point. Everyone will just switch in a soundproof Mr Mime anyway. mime op nerf now pls

I think you're forgetting the old saying that bass is meant to be felt more than heard.

Well, they ARE comfortable, and easy to wear.

Yeeah, P-bass is probably punchier than jazz.

I don't think people quite grasp that Fender is the manufacturer of both of those basses. But really, as with all things, it comes down to preference. Whether it's the style or the sound you're looking for, do some research on both models, see what has the best balance of style and sound within your price range. PS, I like fender instruments. I've got a Stratocaster, Stratacoustic, and even a crappy Squier Telecaster I started out on. Also, my uncle has a 1985 Fender P-bass.

People think catching pokemon is difficult? Since when!? False swipe and spore or thunder wave dramatically increase the catch rate. The only pokemon immune to both false swipe and spore, currently, is Shuppet. And that'll be gone in 2-3 weeks. And it can still be paralyzed. The only other exceptions to this are pokemon that can only be encountered in the safari zone. But y'know what? It wouldn't be fun if there was no challenge to a game. People think balls are expensive? Since when!? Pokeballs are $200 each. Great Balls are $600 each. By running through the four beauties east of Fuchsia, four Gamblers east of Vermillion, and 2 gamblers west of Lavender, you can get $66816. $88816 if you use a level 100 amulet coin pay dayer to defeat them. And they can all be Vs Seeker battled daily. So that's $66816/$200 = 334.08 pokeballs. If you used amulet coin pay day on a level 100, that's $88816/$200, for a total of 444.08 pokeballs. In addition, you can afford five more pokeballs for every wild encounter pay dayed, on a level 100 with amulet coin. And there's no cap on how many of one item you can carry. It only lets you stack 99 per stack, but I've personally bought a thousand pokeballs before without issue. If we're talking Great balls, it would be $66816/$600 for 111.36 great balls, if a 100 pay dayer was used, $88816/$600 for 148.0266666666667 great balls. Ultra balls are honestly a waste of money if you're using the false swipe + sleep/paralyze method to increase catch rates, so I'm not going to bother with the math. TL;DR You should learn to play pokemon before you try to tell people things are too hard or too expensive. Because you have no fucking idea what you're talking about. Relevant to OP: I love this suggestion, and I hope it's in the process of being added, or at least being favorably considered.