Bulbapedia changes itself to Rocketpedia.
Posted by: Torchickens
Date: 2010-03-14 05:56:39
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Havent they done that since forever? They only show up if you arent logged in.
They've started using banner ads so I no longer consider them a reliable Pokemon information source.
People at school say that I shouldn't rely on sites if they have ads. Then again they also said I shouldn't be using wikis for research. (not that there's much that would be interesting about pokemon for a school paper.
People at school say that I shouldn't rely on sites if they have ads. Then again they also said I shouldn't be using wikis for research. (not that there's much that would be interesting about pokemon for a school paper.
Apparantly MissingNo. has been used for sociological research for studying how players may try to canonise oddities in games, or spread their own findings.
People at school say that I shouldn't rely on sites if they have ads. Then again they also said I shouldn't be using wikis for research. (not that there's much that would be interesting about pokemon for a school paper.
Apparantly MissingNo. has been used for sociological research for studying how players may try to canonise oddities in games, or spread their own findings.
MissingNo?
Why are these people looking at Bulbapedia then? *hint hint wink wink*
People at school say that I shouldn't rely on sites if they have ads. Then again they also said I shouldn't be using wikis for research. (not that there's much that would be interesting about pokemon for a school paper.
Apparantly MissingNo. has been used for sociological research for studying how players may try to canonise oddities in games, or spread their own findings.
MissingNo?
Why are these people looking at Bulbapedia then? *hint hint wink wink*
[me=Ketsuban]busts Adrian's jaw[/me]
It's *wink wink nudge nudge*.
People at school say that I shouldn't rely on sites if they have ads. Then again they also said I shouldn't be using wikis for research. (not that there's much that would be interesting about pokemon for a school paper.
Apparantly MissingNo. has been used for sociological research for studying how players may try to canonise oddities in games, or spread their own findings.
MissingNo?
Why are these people looking at Bulbapedia then? *hint hint wink wink*
[me=Ketsuban]busts Adrian's jaw[/me]
It's *wink wink nudge nudge*.
Some people just love nitpicking small things like this.
*hint wink nudge hint*
People at school say that I shouldn't rely on sites if they have ads. Then again they also said I shouldn't be using wikis for research. (not that there's much that would be interesting about pokemon for a school paper.
Apparantly MissingNo. has been used for sociological research for studying how players may try to canonise oddities in games, or spread their own findings.
MissingNo?
Why are these people looking at Bulbapedia then? *hint hint wink wink*
[me=Ketsuban]busts Adrian's jaw[/me]
It's *wink wink nudge nudge*.
Some people just love nitpicking small things like this.
*hint wink nudge hint*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT3_UCm1A5I
In the movie, it was *nudge nudge*.
People at school say that I shouldn't rely on sites if they have ads. Then again they also said I shouldn't be using wikis for research. (not that there's much that would be interesting about pokemon for a school paper.
Apparantly MissingNo. has been used for sociological research for studying how players may try to canonise oddities in games, or spread their own findings.
MissingNo?
Why are these people looking at Bulbapedia then? *hint hint wink wink*
[me=Ketsuban]busts Adrian's jaw[/me]
It's *wink wink nudge nudge*.
Some people just love nitpicking small things like this.
*hint wink nudge hint*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT3_UCm1A5I
In the movie, it was *nudge nudge*.
You're all wrong; it's nudge nudge, wink wink, say no more.
People at school say that I shouldn't rely on sites if they have ads. Then again they also said I shouldn't be using wikis for research. (not that there's much that would be interesting about pokemon for a school paper.
Apparantly MissingNo. has been used for sociological research for studying how players may try to canonise oddities in games, or spread their own findings.
MissingNo?
Why are these people looking at Bulbapedia then? *hint hint wink wink*
[me=Ketsuban]busts Adrian's jaw[/me]
It's *wink wink nudge nudge*.
Some people just love nitpicking small things like this.
*hint wink nudge hint*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT3_UCm1A5I
In the movie, it was *nudge nudge*.
You're all wrong; it's nudge nudge, wink wink, say no more.
This.
Gary's got it.
We have to change the topic to Bulbapedia changes itself to Slowpedia guys.