Is it really such a sin playing pokemon?

[Erik Mesoy]

Depends on whether the redhead has a clue how to play my games, like [wiki=Go (game)]Go[/wiki]. If she's willing but clueless, I'd probably pick the pokemon game.

 

[Kozmos]

I doubt there is any woman smart enough to play go, but that's the result of this pop-infested rap crap spewing culture.

 

[Catharsis]

At no point does Cleric say that the redhead is a woman.

I'd have the game.

 

[azzaman333]

The game. I don't like redheads.

 

[Kozmos]

Then you are a ma, you just lost your n.

 

[Gogf]

At some point when I was seven years old I decided to never give up pokemon. I've been playing ever since.

You'll stop when you're in high school.

 

[bathsheba666]

Ermmm, my 11 year old was over Pokemon about 3 years ago.

 

[MjM]

POKEMON IS AWESOME! I am in the middle of a new Crystal file, with a nice level 40 team and am ready for Clair. Yellow is my 2nd favorite version, after Crystal.

 

[Luckymoose]

Once again, no one cares what you do unless they themselves need excuses to feel better about themselves. In this case calling names.

 

[PrinceOfLeigh]

Yeah, Pokemon is gay.

Brave words considering how many posters here say otherwise

Brave words coming from someone who plays Pokemon.

Playing Pokemon does not make you a coward or weak in any sense


and this is a pot and kettle thing, since you play games and surf the forums online, which is equally nerdy

we're all nerds in that sense, although it's not really nerdishness...but whatever


It is easy for a coward to mock that which others mock. It takes courage to stand apart, to stand alone, to do what YOU want to do without any regard to whether or not others will like it

or think it's cool



so yeah, I guess they are brave words

This thread is brilliant

 

[classical_hero]

The game. I don't like redheads.

I don't like redheads either.

Then you are a ma, you just lost your n.

Where is the option to go and play by/with yourself?

 

[thetrooper]

Is it really such a sin playing pokemon?

No, whatever floats your dinghy.

 

[Swedishguy]

No, whatever floats your dinghy.

I didn't understand what you meant.

3000th post!

 

[PrinceOfLeigh]

I didn't understand what you meant.

3000th post!

3000 posts in just a few months and a champion Pokemon player, you da man

 

[thetrooper]

I didn't understand what you meant.

But you do now. That's good.

3000th post!

pc celebrations is so last [....]

 

[Swedishguy]

But you do now. That's good.

I still don't understand what you meant.

pc celebrations is so last [....]

...year?

 

[thetrooper]

@svensken: play on whatever floats your boat.

Meaning that you should do what makes you happy!

 

[Pokurcz]

Pal at work recently got "infected" by his ten year old son... (he's over 36)

Well there are other card games that are slightly more adult, like "Magic". But from what I gather the main downside with playing Pokemon is that it is so obviously directed at a very low age group, and that people mostly associate it with dolls and bad cartoons on TV. So that you constantly have to explain yourself to others.

I personally really do not like card games, but I have been told that it is great fun and you do meet lots of people...

 

[raen]

I was trying to find some games for my little cousins, and then I found out pokemon and played it my self. I like it, but its really time consuming, and I dont have it anymore(time).

Its a game, there is no sin.

 

[Bill3000]

You'll stop when you're in high school.

Not really. I'm 20 and still play pokemon from time to time for the competitive gameplay. For such a supposedly juvenile game, it's suprisingly complex.