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*calijs Feb 3, 2013

On the Internet I'm like yes I still watch and like pokem

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~moonlitinuyasha1985 Dec 8, 2012

I still love Pokemon too...but I probably won't watch the rest of the other seasons until they finally end the series.

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~yoshi-the-kool Dec 27, 2012

that would probably never happen
this video will tell you why [link]

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~moonlitinuyasha1985 Dec 28, 2012

Damn.

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~yoshi-the-kool Dec 28, 2012

but dont worry ! there's a cartoon in newgrounds called TOME its way better then that crappy tv show!

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~moonlitinuyasha1985 Jan 9, 2013

Really?

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~yoshi-the-kool Jan 10, 2013

yep you can watch it here [link]

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~moonlitinuyasha1985 4 days ago

Interesting.

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~yoshi-the-kool 3 days ago

lol i a weak after telling you about TOME i stumbled upon a series called pkmn:world chaos and i wished i told you about instead of TOME

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~Acedia-Homunculus Dec 3, 2012

LOVE IT! And so true lmao

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