Buddy of mine posted this up on facebook I thought I'd use Pokemon Go to highlight the awful experience of pooping when you have kids.
I was hoping that riding the train would allow me to cruise through tons of Pokemon rich zones but I think it's moving too fast
I'm on the tri rail from boca to Miami but I've only caught a few pidgeys and a bell sprout. I'm cleaning up on pokestops at each stop tho
Imagine if phones had like holographic projectors so when you got to a location they actually appeared
My house is right next to a church which is a pokestop; clutch; got charmander, kingler, rattata & spearow so far.
I tap it and it goes to a different screen with a picture of what I am looking at and sometimes a module and sometimes not and then nothing happens.
Yeah, I'm kind f figuring it out as I go as well. I saw an x5 bonus on the weight of a rattata I caught and I'm not sure what it means. Maybe that it grows larger at a faster rate? I don't see why that'd be an advantage though.
havent seen that at all vegeta. but apparently "larger" pokemon are better than smaller pokemon of the same type
"Hey barkeep... mind if i come behind the bar for a sec there's a dewgong I'm dying to get right now"
Got an email today to be aware of kids getting some kind of GPS coordinate to take a picture. People are worried kids will show up at sensative areas of hospitals, liquor stores and such.
We went out again to track some and stumbled upon a place just awash with PokeStops. So we had to go in:
If I sign up can I start random fights with other people that are signed up? I would sit on the stall for an hour straight to fight someone from the office across the hall.
I remember sitting on a bus in 7th or 8th grade talking to friends about how great it would be to actually become a Pokemon trainer in real life. Never thought i would get this close. Can't imagine what will be next in about another 15 or 20 years