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Do ghosts count as undead?

We're doing a software localization project in one of my classes. Each group had to go out and find a person/company that was willing to let us localize their product for educational purposes. We found a company that uses Python. I thought it was great, since the language that I was most recently te...

If you want to, I guess. I haven't even started playing yet (school + work = blah.) Don't think that I won't have brought in measures to counter the grass weakness, though. I chose full water because that's the only way I can train a single type and have all of the HMs accounted for. Rock might've d...

You know, I think I've decided, and based on all of the votes, none of you are going to like it. I'm going to do what I did in Diamond a while ago. I'm going to make myself a team completely made up of Water types. That means starting with Oshawott. So, thanks for the input and the rousing conversat...

I haven't read it.

My wife didn't like Wicked.

Ping Pong

Oh, so you meant that few people use them. Sorry. I misunderstood.

I actually rather like water types. Maybe I'm odd.

Basketball

Very well, where are we going to get trained Kodiak bears to carry out this plan?

There are 109 water types over all, so yes, there are a lot. More than any other type. 109/649 is almost 1/6. With 17 different types, that's a pretty large number. You are correct, though, regarding generation V. There are only 17, including a legendary, event-only Pokemon. That's not very many, in...

You don't have to agree with my hobbies, and I don't have to agree with yours.

Actually, overall there are more water types than any other type in Pokemon. There don't seem to be very many in generation V, however.

Exactly. Creating is a far more valuable task than recreating.

True, I guess...

Nose.

Quit being so silly. Kodiak bears can't do anything, can they?

World-traveling Siamese fighting fish.

Frankenstein's monster, werewolf

Cold.

Oh boy.