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Squirtlegirl: The Cut tree is known on TV Tropes as a staple of the Insurmountable Waist-High Fence!

^Those are funny!

I had to Google that, Skitty. I had no idea that was a term.

I actually thought the Pokemon games were clear in respect to how to move and which buttons to push to do this or that, but something that frustrated me in the first game I played, Blue, was the lack of description of the items, so I didn't know what they did, I didn't know which moves the Pokemon learned and so I wasted a few TMs on Pokemon that either would learn the move anyway or that I ended up not using that much. And they were one use only, unlike now. (I didn't have any guide until later). It was also very frustrating when there was no more room in my bag, nor my PC and there weren't items I wanted to use or sell.

The 24th is one hour old and Christmas Eve is the most important day of Christmas here in Norway. I probably won't be online later today. and will likely be less on than usual the next few days. I just wanted you all to know. Merry Christmas, everyone!







(yes, I like snowmen, they're cute)

and cacti

Merry Christmas, Squirtlegirl!

A sandman instead of a snowman would work well in South Africa too.

Temperatures today in Skukuza estimated 43 degrees C and Ulundi 44 degrees C. Pretoria 38 degrees.

A snowball stands no chance here!

Can a sandman hold together like a snowman?

Probably not! At least he won't melt in the heat though...

He'll lose form and definition, just like a snowman who's seen too much sun.

What if it was quicksand?

If the sand was quick, the sand snowman could run out of the sun.

How about slowsand?

Well, if he's getting too much sun, he could hold a lady's beach umbrella up for her, and stay in the shade.