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I want Digimon World. I've only played the first one. crying

Over-used Pokemon with Over-used movies stare

That's why I had me a Beedrill prepared, a Noctowl, Golem, Kingler, Raichu, Roserade, Dugtrio, and Pinsir. Yes, I know that's more than six. But hey, sometimes you gotta be prepared to make last minute adjustments.

zomg, Phampy's on Route 207! I'ma gets me one so I can have a Donphan. 3nodding

I loved that one!

6 full sets - Trick or Treat, human and vamp

8 human sets (ghost cape. Heeeeeell yeah)

And a skull bat. Innit cuuuuute. xD

Soooo. We complained to Fleep about the summer event. We said it lasted too long and there were too many mules.

i think he knocked out both with this one. Make you work your a** off for one set, and let it run just long enough to let you get the set but discouraged mules.

Normally I've had 10-15 sets by day 4. gonk

I'm certainly not Hiei, nosiree...

gonk I only managed to get one human set and one vampire, it just took too long with my mules. But I did get 2 full TOT sets.

So, my home owners association people sent me a letter that said I don't have house numbers on my house and it was bringing down the property values. rolleyes

The house was without numbers since I had it and property values were on the rise. Now the properties drop like 20k and they go looking around for any little thing they can find and see my humble abode and say, "Gee...that house has no numbers on it. That must be the cause for all the property values going down here (not to mention the rest of Florida, and the rest of the U.S., and beyond). 3nodding " I guess they didn't realize the house has had no numbers on it for at least more than 2 years and the property values were on the rise when I bought the house and it didn't have a number on it then either!

So, getting on with my story, I felt the need to put numbres on the house because they said they scheduled a second inspection to make sure I did it. I didn't know how I'd go about attaching numbers to the house, though, because the previous owner had some impenetrable weather paint put around the house that's reminiscent of the museum in Ghostbusters II when the impenetrable ooze covers it. I looked at other houses nearby and they had numbers on the upper rim that surrounds the garage...but I have the ooze instead of a nice piece of wood there. So, I ended up getting some cheapo stickers at Walmart the other day and figured I might try to make something and maybe glue it on the house or something.

I realized I might be able to attach it on the gutter that's around the garage. Then, today, I got the bright idea to just go ahead and stick the stickers on it as-is....which is what I did. I got a ladder, climbed up, and put the numbers "469" on the front of my house. surprised

The idea for the numbers came around the time I got the letter to get it done. My real address is close to that number. The house numbers in the neighborhood are weird and jumbled up a bit (which may be a better cause for property values going down), but the neighbor next door to me has 467...so, logically, my house should be number 469. I checked the internets to see if anybody else had number 469. Nobody did. Yay! Then, I checked Google maps to see what would happen if I put that address in. Guess what?! It went to the location of my house! So, when I went to Walmart, I got those numbers + another number (which is the real # of my house) and I can easily just replace one of the numbers if they b***h at me for what I did.



SUMMARY: Homeowner's Association wanted me to have numbers on my house. I put up numbers 469. Those numbers are close enough to what my actual house numbers are and nobody else previously claimed 469 in the neighborhood.



MORAL OF THE STORY: You want numbers? I'll ******** give you numbers! twisted











That is all. ^_^