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==Whoo! Back to Johto!== | |||
On my 5th birthday, my cousins got me a gift in a small box. What could be | |||
in this box? Pokémon Gold! It was my first Pokémon game ever and I always played | |||
it. I played it at swim meets, at dinner, even in the bathroom. Unfortunately, it | |||
was a used copy, so it died after about 4 years. But by then, I was hooked. | |||
I wanted every Pokégame (as I called them) as soon as they came out (much to the | |||
chagrin of my parents). No matter what I played, though, it felt like something was missing. | |||
Revision as of 22:25, 13 August 2009
My name is Acbrains but people call me Alex.
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This user identifies as male. |
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This user contributes using Microsoft Windows Vista. |
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This user contributes using Microsoft Internet Explorer. |
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This user comes from the United States. |
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This user's birthday is June 28. |
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This user is a player of Pokémon Platinum Version. |
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This user's first partner Pokémon is turtwig. |
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This user is a player of Pokémon Emerald Version. |
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This user's first partner Pokémon is torchic. |
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Whoo! Back to Johto!
On my 5th birthday, my cousins got me a gift in a small box. What could be in this box? Pokémon Gold! It was my first Pokémon game ever and I always played it. I played it at swim meets, at dinner, even in the bathroom. Unfortunately, it was a used copy, so it died after about 4 years. But by then, I was hooked. I wanted every Pokégame (as I called them) as soon as they came out (much to the chagrin of my parents). No matter what I played, though, it felt like something was missing.
