Ironbound

Green is never wrong. Only you are wrong if green is not the answer.

*uses mirror coat* Screw you too :^]

Not a word in my favour? Ungrateful mustelid. Tempest, zap his ass.

No context. Just fabulous dragons.

Well, KH, at least you're closer to ace now. I have 500 more rupees that you can have, but the balance shall have to be funded from elsewhere. Best to exhaust our rupees now, since cone the site update they'll be gawn. Cmon, all ye guys of wasteland and arcade, let us make it our mission to make KH an ace before we lose the chance! Pitch in! Micky?

You have an item that can be sold off to bring your net economy to 6000. I gave you exactly enough money to leave you broke after you buy ace >:^] KH?

I find your lack of Steel types disturbing.

No KH Also KH you better buy ace rn. I gave you the k4$h.

Yes, I can cook food. And yes, I love my own cooking if I can satisfy myself with it. Food is to me an art, both in the making and in the eating. Cuisines do vary with culture very widely, though. Therefore it is difficult for a person who is not of a particular culture to truly appreciate all the nuances of its cuisines. That is especially true for a vast and multidimensional culture like India; each region has its own tradition and subculture of cuisine that has evolved over millennia, and each boasts enormous diversity. Getting to understand all the different kinds of cooking in Indic cuisines alone is a lifetime's worth of professional study. What about you? Same question.

I don't like cold places, my sinuses act up, and I am forced to wear ten times as much clothing as I normally do just to prevent myself from freezing. So no, probably never stepping out of the tropics. Besides, you don't get mangoes in Norway. What do you think of alola Exeggutor?

That one guy who likes ice types.

Banned because that avatar makes me itch to hand it a solid one in its smug face.

Since he discovered that Magnezone was more than just a Pokemon; it was a God! My point still stands.

No KH

I live in a tropical paradise already; I've no reason to go anywhere further than the outskirts of my city or at the most a few hours' drive to the nearest seashore. Honestly, I prefer spending time at home. I don't exactly mind travel, but what I look for when I take a holiday is peace and some rest from my usual schedule. Undertaking a journey just for that, when it is available already at home, seems counterintuitive. These questions are all interesting enough to ask of the next person as well. Same question.

Banned for not being an ace member even after I fixed that issue.

Secure myself the location of, access to, and the means to reach and return to a suitable place from, the Chang-la Himalayan Seed Vault, since I can't expect to live off stores and supermarkets for ever. Of course, if your question implies that I myself will also perish along with the rest of humanity the next day, I should set my affairs in order and terminate any contracts I may have in execution, and settle down peacefully to wait. This also assumes that I can do nothing to have even the slightest chance to preserve myself or anyone else, in which case I would already have done, or would have attempted to do, whatever needed to be done. Though really, the likelihood of such an event is remote. What about you? Same question

Banned for somehow being a veteran only when you apparently can be ace.

Fishtank scrub

Metal Sound Magnezone 'Nuff said

No Micky

It's in a cavern under the ruins of a sunken city which is at the bottom of an isolated lake which is surrounded by mountains which are inaccessible except via a complex series of tunnels and disused mines. What the hay, what was I even talking about.

I would if I was a taxman of the same country as yours, which I am not. Tax laws (and the ways of, ah, 'tax planning', differ from country to country) Also I've still got two years to go before I'm a fully qualified member of my profession. I can diversify in foreign taxation then, if I wish to make a career elsewhere.

If thou art not singing an original composition in Operatic tenor in thine shower, and if thou relaxeth not thy mind of all lesser earthly concerns during the sacred time of the bath, to focus the pure cosmic energy of thy will into the chaste and sublime art of singing therein... Thou art doing it inexcusably wrong! Sacrilege, I say, to have any mundane, banal thoughts pollute the sanctity of the mind in the bath! Sacrilege, I deem, for there to be anything else that steers thee in the bath, other than the wondrous, soulful journey of song, of music of the mind and harmony of the voice! Begone, O proponents of heresy! In the name of bathroom singers everywhere, I deem thee desecrators of art! Away with thee, ye worldly ones, and keep thine mundane thoughts to thyself, outside the sacred shower, and bring them not within!