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RULE #6 Thanks @Sector
hehe, didn't see that one
RULE #6 Thanks @Sector
hehe, didn't see that one
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I went to this Pokemon Center on January 5, 2014, and it was amazing. I am a huge Pokemon fan and planned a whole trip to Seattle mainly for this. It was definitely worth it, and I completely flipped out and fangirled. The prices were moderate. The plushies were $12.99, the tins were $17.99, decks were $11.99, figures were $4.49, and booster packs were $3.99. The DS/3DS game prices varied, but were all $20+. Take note that this vending machine does have tax.
If you want to go here for the cards or the games, that's probably not the wisest choice because you can find those at local stores near you. I would recommend going here for the plushies and/or the figures, though. They are absolutely cool and adorable. I think they're exclusive to the Washington mall Pokemon Centers. If you're wondering why there are so many Pokemon Centers in Washington, including this one here in Northgate, it's because Pokemon Company International's HQ is in Bellevue, WA.
Anyways, this isn't only a vending machine. It also has a side with a Wii and Pokemon game in it that you can play, a Pokemon show/movie playing on a screen, and a touch screen with a Pokedex on it, I believe.
The only negative thing I can say is that it's a very small Pokemon Center. Chances are, if your favorite Pokemon isn't Pikachu or one of the newer Pokemon, it might not be there. I was hoping for an Umbreon but I didn't find one, but I was able to get a very cute Mew plush, which is my favorite legendary. So if you live somewhat far away and are hoping to find your favorite, well, good luck.
Overall, if you live in Washington state or are somewhere nearby, and you are a Pokemon fan (or know one), this is a great place to go to. It's pure awesomeness.
By the way, if you're having trouble locating it because it is not on the Northgate Mall directory, it's relatively near Gamestop.
I went to this Pokemon Center on January 5, 2014, and it was amazing. I am a huge Pokemon fan and planned a whole trip to Seattle mainly for this. It was definitely worth it, and I completely flipped out and fangirled. The prices were moderate. The plushies were $12.99, the tins were $17.99, decks were $11.99, figures were $4.49, and booster packs were $3.99. The DS/3DS game prices varied, but were all $20+. Take note that this vending machine does have tax.
If you want to go here for the cards or the games, that's probably not the wisest choice because you can find those at local stores near you. I would recommend going here for the plushies and/or the figures, though. They are absolutely cool and adorable. I think they're exclusive to the Washington mall Pokemon Centers. If you're wondering why there are so many Pokemon Centers in Washington, including this one here in Northgate, it's because Pokemon Company International's HQ is in Bellevue, WA.
Anyways, this isn't only a vending machine. It also has a side with a Wii and Pokemon game in it that you can play, a Pokemon show/movie playing on a screen, and a touch screen with a Pokedex on it, I believe.
The only negative thing I can say is that it's a very small Pokemon Center. Chances are, if your favorite Pokemon isn't Pikachu or one of the newer Pokemon, it might not be there. I was hoping for an Umbreon but I didn't find one, but I was able to get a very cute Mew plush, which is my favorite legendary. So if you live somewhat far away and are hoping to find your favorite, well, good luck.
Overall, if you live in Washington state or are somewhere nearby, and you are a Pokemon fan (or know one), this is a great place to go to. It's pure awesomeness.
By the way, if you're having trouble locating it because it is not on the Northgate Mall directory, it's relatively near Gamestop.
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I can perfectly read what sector said. I do not need people hoping on his dick and saying the same shiznit.
I can perfectly read what sector said. I do not need people hoping on his dick and saying the same shiznit.
Rude said:
i'm ready babe. it's open n redy
Bull said:
Hi. What is this doing in R&P anyways? I don't know. You don't know. Nobody knows. Maybe the dude next to me knows. But you don't know the dude next to me. how do you know there's a dude next to me? maybe there's a woman. Maybe there's an alien. Or a muffin. Wait. Do you like muffins? Have you ever felt the need and sudden urge out of nowhere to run from your house to Dunkin Donuts, on a trycicle, to get a donut? Wait. But that made no sense. What's wrong with my sentence? You tell me.
Fine. I'll tell you.
The problem is that you can't simply RUN on a trycicle, that you must BIKE on a tricycle. Besides, what happened to your mission, fool? You were going to get muffins, and returned with a bag of donuts. You fail. You should be ashamed of yourself. Why? Just, why, why, why, would you ever go for muffins and come back with donuts? It's because you wanted to clog your arteries, right? It's so you could go eat KFC and Mc Donalds and donuts and become fat and then troll on Y!A being forren person #123456789345678 or yet another metal kween milly syrup. That's why. So you know what? Go run a mile. Eat some fruit. Get me a muffin. not a donut.
I rest my case. Have a nice day.
But no, I cannot simply rest my case. Not without questioning yet another question. Why are you here? What, out of all insanity, had brought you to ask a question so random as typing up a random paragraph entirely unrelated to rock or pop, in the rock and pop section. Oh, I understand it now. I finally see everything. An evil alien swarmed your household and manipulated your brain. And made you want a muffin. So you frantically biked, hypnotized, on your trycicle. However there was a thought proccess of 120 steps, which I just can't break down at the moment, which brought your alien-manipulated mind to switch from thinking about yahoo answers, to muffins, to trycicles, to donuts. However, let me begin by saying, it's because of thought proccess #36.25: the invisible brainwaves sent from your pet goldfish. That's right. I said it. Your goldfish did it. He's much stronger than you had presumed him to be. He's clever, and has the wits to dominate your house. In fact, he plotted the entire alien attack on your house. What should you do now? Well, you're sitting there, eating your donut on a trycicle, staring at your goldfish, eh? Go, throw it out. Now. Let it dominate the sewers instead. The tank is not fit for such an evil plotting goldfish. It has to dissapear.
I hope things make better sense to you now.
