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29 Jan 2015, 12:41 pm

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29 Jan 2015, 1:24 pm

Skilpadde wrote:

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Awww! Turtles are my main special interest. What kind of turtle is Squirtle?

My Squirtle is a red-eared slider

Don't know about the Squirtle in pokemon though

Aww!! I love sliders! I used to have two, Nemo and Nikita. Here they are

How old is your Squirtle? Maybe you could post a pic of him?

IDK what kind of turtle Squirtle in Pokemon is either. Closest thing to a blue turtle I know of, is the leatherback. Tirtouga sort of looks like one. Sort of.

He is approximately 15 years old. He likes sleeping under the water jet in his tank, so there was no way I could make him move around to photograph him in a more dinosaur-like pose :lol:

Yours look really happy in the grass, it's been ages since I let him out.

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29 Jan 2015, 3:29 pm

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Ah yes the infamous kill screen one gets after level 255 I believe.

Did Space Invaders have a kill screen?

Not only the kill screen, but the kill screen from a perfect game.

I've seen mentions of a Space Invaders kill screen, but Google searches as to the mechanism of how it works turn up empty. I'm inclined to believe it doesn't exist.

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29 Jan 2015, 10:15 pm

TheCrookedFingers wrote:

He is approximately 15 years old. He likes sleeping under the water jet in his tank, so there was no way I could make him move around to photograph him in a more dinosaur-like pose :lol:

Yours look really happy in the grass, it's been ages since I let him out.

Thanks for posting a pic of him. Your Squirtle is gorgeous! And he sounds like he's as adamant as mine were lol. Nemo had a thing for digging under the aquarium filter and putting it in the least effective position, and Nikita would climb on everything. :lol:

Yes, they always seemed very happy about being outside. Nemo loved this tarn in particular

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30 Jan 2015, 11:49 pm

... and category theory and denotational semantics

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31 Jan 2015, 10:20 am

Skilpadde wrote:

TheCrookedFingers wrote:

He is approximately 15 years old. He likes sleeping under the water jet in his tank, so there was no way I could make him move around to photograph him in a more dinosaur-like pose :lol:

Yours look really happy in the grass, it's been ages since I let him out.

Yes, they always seemed very happy about being outside. Nemo loved this tarn in particular

Who knew a pet that looks more like a rock than an actual animal could be so much trouble :lol:

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01 Feb 2015, 8:49 am

TheCrookedFingers wrote:

Who knew a pet that looks more like a rock than an actual animal could be so much trouble :lol:

Turtles are very lively pets!

Haha, speaking of rocks... My father once glanced at one of my aquariums and asked if I had gotten a new rock for it. That "rock" was Nikita! And Nemo never understood that obstacles were there to stop her from going some places, She saw them as things to be pushed aside or climbed over or crawled under :lol:

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01 Feb 2015, 8:59 am

Kool re: the lichen on rocks, etc.

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19 Oct 2019, 9:23 am

B19,

Cats are number one for me, too! I wish I could post pics of all my lovely cats, but I don't know how.

Tennis is another interest of mine. My favorite players are Federer, Nadal and Istomin.

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19 Oct 2019, 12:07 pm

IsabellaLinton wrote:

Loved your choice of photo. I have walked past that very sign on many occasions, and the village I live in is on the Bronte Way a few miles the other side of Haworth (a route I use quite a lot). So you saved me posting a photo by capturing a little bit of one of my special interests too! (relating local history to the evidence on the ground when I'm on my little walking expeditions).

I'd love to know what the Japanese sign says (they're very common around Haworth) - it can't possibly include all of those English labels; and for some reason our Japanese friends seem only to be directed further onto the bleak moor-tops but not back again!

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