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 Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:13 pm
The exact numbers are 1/8192 reduced to 1/2048, but Cookie's got the general method right. Called the Masuda method, it's pretty much the most reliable way to get a Shiny, whist also allowing better customization since it's breeding.
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Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:27 pm
Hashire Kazemeijin The exact numbers are 1/8192 reduced to 1/2048, but Cookie's got the general method right. Called the Masuda method, it's pretty much the most reliable way to get a Shiny, whist also allowing better customization since it's breeding.
Damn, I think I got a Feebas from a different country before. xD
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problematic briefcase Crew
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Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:31 pm
Hashire Kazemeijin The exact numbers are 1/8192 reduced to 1/2048, but Cookie's got the general method right. Called the Masuda method, it's pretty much the most reliable way to get a Shiny, whist also allowing better customization since it's breeding. I think that's why he said 'less than one in eight thousand.'
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Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:33 pm
Ribbin Hashire Kazemeijin The exact numbers are 1/8192 reduced to 1/2048, but Cookie's got the general method right. Called the Masuda method, it's pretty much the most reliable way to get a Shiny, whist also allowing better customization since it's breeding. I think that's why he said 'less than one in eight thousand.'
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Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Crew
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Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:45 pm
Is that what it's called? I just kept calling it International Rape for the Greater Good.
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Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:57 pm
Wantcookie Is that what it's called? I just kept calling it International Rape for the Greater Good.
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Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 9:20 pm
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 12:30 am
I'm gonna flaunt this because Kaze won't.
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 8:13 am
 I think it was a good idea to stay away from controversial issues. You gotta understand when you're a Pope, or a President, or in a high position of influence, you have supporters on both sides of the issue, and you have to take a neutral stance to appease them both. If he were a human rights activist that'd be a d**k move, but he's a religious figure, and religion needs to gtfo politics and stay out.
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 8:23 am
Lady Psycho Sexy I think it was a good idea to stay away from controversial issues. You gotta understand when you're a Pope, or a President, or in a high position of influence, you have supporters on both sides of the issue, and you have to take a neutral stance to appease them both. If he were a human rights activist that'd be a d**k move, but he's a religious figure, and religion needs to gtfo politics and stay out.
I was also referring to the bill itself, but in the past the Pope usually does comment on controversial issues. So it was more odd that he didn't.
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:09 am
-Dessynea- Lady Psycho Sexy I think it was a good idea to stay away from controversial issues. You gotta understand when you're a Pope, or a President, or in a high position of influence, you have supporters on both sides of the issue, and you have to take a neutral stance to appease them both. If he were a human rights activist that'd be a d**k move, but he's a religious figure, and religion needs to gtfo politics and stay out.
I was also referring to the bill itself, but in the past the Pope usually does comment on controversial issues. So it was more odd that he didn't. That Pope or the one before him?
if he's done it before, maybe he got a bad reception?
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:15 am
Lady Psycho Sexy -Dessynea- Lady Psycho Sexy I think it was a good idea to stay away from controversial issues. You gotta understand when you're a Pope, or a President, or in a high position of influence, you have supporters on both sides of the issue, and you have to take a neutral stance to appease them both. If he were a human rights activist that'd be a d**k move, but he's a religious figure, and religion needs to gtfo politics and stay out.
I was also referring to the bill itself, but in the past the Pope usually does comment on controversial issues. So it was more odd that he didn't. That Pope or the one before him?
if he's done it before, maybe he got a bad reception?
Not sure...I think this one. Did you read the whole article? Evidently in the past Bishops have been like, Hey can you not bring this up, but he usually does anyway.
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:38 am
-Dessynea- Lady Psycho Sexy -Dessynea- Lady Psycho Sexy I think it was a good idea to stay away from controversial issues. You gotta understand when you're a Pope, or a President, or in a high position of influence, you have supporters on both sides of the issue, and you have to take a neutral stance to appease them both. If he were a human rights activist that'd be a d**k move, but he's a religious figure, and religion needs to gtfo politics and stay out.
I was also referring to the bill itself, but in the past the Pope usually does comment on controversial issues. So it was more odd that he didn't. That Pope or the one before him?
if he's done it before, maybe he got a bad reception?
Not sure...I think this one. Did you read the whole article? Evidently in the past Bishops have been like, Hey can you not bring this up, but he usually does anyway. Maybe they threatened to tell about his history with little boys. surprised
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:43 am
Lady Psycho Sexy -Dessynea- Lady Psycho Sexy -Dessynea- Lady Psycho Sexy I think it was a good idea to stay away from controversial issues. You gotta understand when you're a Pope, or a President, or in a high position of influence, you have supporters on both sides of the issue, and you have to take a neutral stance to appease them both. If he were a human rights activist that'd be a d**k move, but he's a religious figure, and religion needs to gtfo politics and stay out.
I was also referring to the bill itself, but in the past the Pope usually does comment on controversial issues. So it was more odd that he didn't. That Pope or the one before him?
if he's done it before, maybe he got a bad reception?
Not sure...I think this one. Did you read the whole article? Evidently in the past Bishops have been like, Hey can you not bring this up, but he usually does anyway. Maybe they threatened to tell about his history with little boys. surprised
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problematic briefcase Crew
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:47 am
Harupiggy Lady Psycho Sexy -Dessynea- Lady Psycho Sexy -Dessynea- I was also referring to the bill itself, but in the past the Pope usually does comment on controversial issues. So it was more odd that he didn't. That Pope or the one before him?
if he's done it before, maybe he got a bad reception?
Not sure...I think this one. Did you read the whole article? Evidently in the past Bishops have been like, Hey can you not bring this up, but he usually does anyway. Maybe they threatened to tell about his history with little boys. surprised
I have no idea.
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