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Whoa. This is so rad. Every time my grandma leaves fruit out, and it turns into a science experiment. I show it to Jim, after it grows little hairs. THEY MOVE! I mean, I knew that bacteria is alive, or course. But up-close, it’ll look like they are dancing. O:
:D
it’s so hot in here
AC’s turned on
why is it so hot on the meteor?
because gamzee broke the ACoh my god
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according to dirks shipping equation between the twelve first trolls introduced UU and uu and meenah and aranea and the 8 kids there are
(drum role please)
a total of 276 different ships
on the most recent update, uh, there was 276 different HAAs
does he really
wow hussie
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HEADCANON THEORY: In the Pokémon world, “PokéSpeak” served as the proto-language (like Latin) to all human languages.
If Arceus created the Pokémon world — then, before humans and before animals, Pokémon were the first things on the planet. Right?
We all know that “Pokémon only say their own names.” But surely, Pokémon didn’t just sit quietly and wait for humans to come along & tell ‘em what to call themselves.
It must be the reverse: Each species of Pokémon was presumably named (by humans) according to the syllables it was already able to vocalize.
Can it really be pure coincidence that most of those syllables sound like human words, words that refer to the human concepts on which we perceive the Pokémon to be based?
No. Turnabout that logic:
WHATEVER A POKÉMON’S NAME IS THOUGHT TO BE “BASED ON”…
…IS ACTUALLY BASED ON IT.
(I’m just realizing, two minutes before posting, that there’s a trope for this, the alleged inverse of the trope called “Pokémon Speak.” Well, I’m claiming a merge.)
…Incidentally, I feel like the next step of deduction (a large step, I admit) is that all Pokémon world regions were once geographically connected (Pokégaea!) thus justifying the fact that people in different regions seem to know the same language despite not knowing about the same Pokémon.
If you ‘Read More,’ I
rambleexplain about that, as well as address exceptions to the language rules such as manmade and legendary Pokemon and some other stuff~.
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