tirien66 replied to your post “Hey bill, I was in alola recently and someone made a passing remark…”
The real question is… why has nobody put a rotom into a chainsaw yet.
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Lanette, Professor Oak still has that rotom, right? —Bill
No. —LH
tirien66 replied to your post “Hey bill, I was in alola recently and someone made a passing remark…”
The real question is… why has nobody put a rotom into a chainsaw yet.
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Lanette, Professor Oak still has that rotom, right? —Bill
No. —LH
…I’m actually torn between saying absolutely not and being curious enough to do it.
I’m not. You’re not doing that. —LH
You’re right. Something that complicated would probably send a rotom’s mind reeling. —Bill
Yes. Yes, that is exactly why you shouldn’t do that. Not the end user or how many people in the Association would murder you —LH
A sign that you perhaps need to get more sleep, anonymous.
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Knowing him … yes. —LH
THANKS, LANETTE. —Bill
They’re continents, anonymous.
artiestroke replied to your post “How much weight could an average Pidgeotto hold?”
Then what’s the average airspeed velocity of an unladen Swellow?
African or European?
Well, we can’t say for certain, dear reader. Who knows what pokémon are out there, just waiting to be discovered? Perhaps something somewhat like this does exist…
I would attach an image of the timestamp for this message, but I think we all know by now that this was sent in June. —LH
Thanks, Lanette. —Bill
When it comes to why your espeon has been doing this, it could have been for any number of reasons, actually. It may have been because your espeon was jealous of another psychic-type (which is a bit more likely, considering the fact that an espeon’s evolution is reliant on the strength of your bond with an eevee). It could have been from a dispute over food, toys, or any number of other things. It could even have been for your slowpoke’s benefit, as the misguided equivalent of “throwing a blanket over your sleeping friend,” as it were.
Or your espeon was simply bored.
Either way, it’s important to pay attention to potential triggers and your pokémon’s mood whenever they do something you can’t quite explain. There’s a reason for everything; you simply need to observe them to understand what that could be.
But in any case, it’s excellent to hear that your espeon has stopped this behavior on its own! Presumably, anyway.
When you say “LOSS,” do you mean the actual word or no? Because if it’s the latter, I might need to see pics, else it didn’t happen (as the vintage memes go).
Why … why are you encouraging them? —LH

I know I’m behind on asks, butttttt…

*exasperated sigh* —LH