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Published: 2011-01-28 11:07:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1947; Favourites: 82; Downloads: 1
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Cause Voltorb and Electrode are symmetrical pokemon... and cause I love The Scorpions too!
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Umbreon is too...... in fact most of the pokemon are symmetrical. ~Death the Kid
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Cute~ AND IT IS PERFECTLY SYMMETRICAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes it is perfectly symmetrical that is why I LOVE POKE'BALLS!
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hm, hate to burst your bubble kidd, but voltorb and electrode arnt perfectly symmetrical, compare the top half to the bottom half
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You are talking about horizontal symmetry (red/white) and we are talking about vertical symmetry.
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i know, but perfect symmetry would be if something is symmetrical no matter how you look at it. (least how i think it is)
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Ah, I know what you mean. But in the manga everytime Kid finds something that is vertically symmetrical he calls it "perfect". I guess it's because it's very difficult to have vertical and horizontal symmetry at the same time
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true, and just to cheer kidd back up, here's an 8 for you
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Hurray for symmetrical pokΓ©mons and pokΓ©balls!
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Yes SYMMETRY=BEAUTY!!!!!!!!!
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The word is symmetrical, not symmetric....
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You're welcome!!
C:
I'm just very OCD about that word.
It's not "unsymmetrical" it is "asymmetrical"
It's not "symmetric" it's "symmetrical"
I'm really OCD about things, then again, many people are.... ;D
xD
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Yeah, I know what you mean! But since english isn't my mother tongue I use to make mistakes sometimes, that's why I'm very grateful when people told me about them ^^
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Oh, well you're very welcome!!
Do you naturally speak French??
Spanish?
C:
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I speak french and spanish, what about you?
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A small bit of French, Spanish, German.
Some Japanese, mostly English...
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Ha. It's still symmetrical, he doesn't care
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No problem! It was so cute!
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