The Eternal Thread: Ye Olde Chat Thread

[Veceria]

In the cities maybe.

She lives in NYC

But I live in a country of around 30,000 people and I average around 10,000 a day. Eggs are super lucrative. Rural areas would be out of luck, mind. You need a decent chunk of pokestops.

I live in a village of 1.4k, we have one stop and I get around 600-800 dust per day. Worktime in the city included. It sucks.

[Gallade]

She lives in NYC :p

But I live in a country of around 30,000 people and I average around 10,000 a day. Eggs are super lucrative. Rural areas would be out of luck, mind. You need a decent chunk of pokestops.

I live in a village of 1.4k, we have one stop and I get around 600-800 dust per day. Worktime in the city included. It sucks.

That does suck. Do you have any Pokémon that could last more than five minutes stashed at your team gyms in the city? 500 stardust every 21 hours for each pokemon stashed.

[Abserdia]

She lives in NYC

But I live in a country of around 30,000 people and I average around 10,000 a day. Eggs are super lucrative. Rural areas would be out of luck, mind. You need a decent chunk of pokestops.

I live in a village of 1.4k, we have one stop and I get around 600-800 dust per day. Worktime in the city included. It sucks.

Catch a freaking Eevee and then name it freakin' Rainer. Do it.

[Veceria]

I live in a village of 1.4k, we have one stop and I get around 600-800 dust per day. Worktime in the city included. It sucks.

That does suck. Do you have any Pokémon that could last more than five minutes stashed at your team gyms in the city? 500 stardust every 21 hours for each pokemon stashed.

The last few days I saw only one arena with cp low enough for me to take with the pokemone I have now. At the other end of the city. Most are placed by lv15+ trainers, I'm just 7 :c

[Luziyca]

Good afternoon. After a few days of excruciating heat, it is finally cooling down.

[Veceria]

I live in a village of 1.4k, we have one stop and I get around 600-800 dust per day. Worktime in the city included. It sucks.

Catch a freaking Eevee and then name it freakin' Rainer. Do it.

Got two eevees right now, but far too few bonbons.

Good afternoon. After a few days of excruciating heat, it is finally cooling down.

GLOBAL COOLING IS REAL

[Idzequitch]

I live in a village of 1.4k, we have one stop and I get around 600-800 dust per day. Worktime in the city included. It sucks.

Catch a freaking Eevee and then name it freakin' Rainer. Do it.

I've done just that, but I need to catch one more to evolve it.

[Hurdergaryp]

Good afternoon. After a few days of excruciating heat, it is finally cooling down.

GLOBAL COOLING IS REAL

Better get a ticket for the Snowpiercer while you still can.

[Veceria]

GLOBAL COOLING IS REAL

Better get a ticket for the Snowpiercer while you still can.

I got a platinum ticket you peasant.

[Indo-Japanese Separatist Districts]

Hola, peoples of TET.

[Hurdergaryp]

Better get a ticket for the Snowpiercer while you still can.

I got a platinum ticket you peasant.

While I'm partial to a comfortable underground vault with geothermal heating myself.

[Veceria]

I got a platinum ticket you peasant.

While I'm partial to a comfortable underground vault with geothermal heating myself.

You'll get a mutant roach infestation there and die bro.

[Hurdergaryp]

While I'm partial to a comfortable underground vault with geothermal heating myself.

You'll get a mutant roach infestation there and die bro.

It is my intention to become one of the major political philosophers of the nascent mutant roach civilization.

[Barboneia]

Is it strange that I can tell the difference between tap water? Because the tap water here in New Jersey is different than the tap water in Pennsylvania, or at least, the tap water in/around Philadelphia. Because the water around here definitely has an almost metallic taste to it, which is... Odd.

[Luziyca]

Hola, peoples of TET.

Hello!

How's life treatin' ya?

[Veceria]

You'll get a mutant roach infestation there and die bro.

It is my intention to become one of the major political philosophers of the nascent mutant roach civilization.

They won't crown you their queen.

Is it strange that I can tell the difference between tap water? Because the tap water here in New Jersey is different than the tap water in Pennsylvania, or at least, the tap water in/around Philadelphia. Because the water around here definitely has an almost metallic taste to it, which is... Odd.

Not strange at all, tap water tends to taste differently from location to location even here in Europe.

[The balkens]

It is my intention to become one of the major political philosophers of the nascent mutant roach civilization.

They won't crown you their queen.

Is it strange that I can tell the difference between tap water? Because the tap water here in New Jersey is different than the tap water in Pennsylvania, or at least, the tap water in/around Philadelphia. Because the water around here definitely has an almost metallic taste to it, which is... Odd.

Not strange at all, tap water tends to taste differently from location to location even here in Europe.

could be Mexicos.

[Barboneia]

Is it strange that I can tell the difference between tap water? Because the tap water here in New Jersey is different than the tap water in Pennsylvania, or at least, the tap water in/around Philadelphia. Because the water around here definitely has an almost metallic taste to it, which is... Odd.

Not strange at all, tap water tends to taste differently from location to location even here in Europe.

Ah, that's good, then. But still, the water here sucks. My aunt needs to get a Brita filter for the tap next year.

[Veceria]

They won't crown you their queen.


Not strange at all, tap water tends to taste differently from location to location even here in Europe.

could be Mexicos.

The water?

[The balkens]

could be Mexicos.

The water?

Have you not heard the tale of how my ass became 90% scar tissue?

[Gallade]

Is it strange that I can tell the difference between tap water? Because the tap water here in New Jersey is different than the tap water in Pennsylvania, or at least, the tap water in/around Philadelphia. Because the water around here definitely has an almost metallic taste to it, which is... Odd.

Not really, every source of water tastes slightly different depending on what minerals are nearby. Could be iron, copper etc seepage from your local supply in a greater quantity than in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia.

Alternatively it could also because you have old pipes.

[Hetalia Dakota 2 II]

Is it strange that I can tell the difference between tap water? Because the tap water here in New Jersey is different than the tap water in Pennsylvania, or at least, the tap water in/around Philadelphia. Because the water around here definitely has an almost metallic taste to it, which is... Odd.

Not really, every source of water tastes slightly different depending on what minerals are nearby. Could be iron, copper etc seepage from your local supply in a greater quantity than in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia.

Alternatively it could also because you have old pipes.

What is it in developing countries that makes the tap water dangerous again, the pipes?

[Barboneia]

Is it strange that I can tell the difference between tap water? Because the tap water here in New Jersey is different than the tap water in Pennsylvania, or at least, the tap water in/around Philadelphia. Because the water around here definitely has an almost metallic taste to it, which is... Odd.

Not really, every source of water tastes slightly different depending on what minerals are nearby. Could be iron, copper etc seepage from your local supply in a greater quantity than in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia.

Alternatively it could also because you have old pipes.

I thought that it was because the town I'm in has a water tower for the tap. A lot of the shore towns in this part of the state have water towers.

[Gallade]

Not really, every source of water tastes slightly different depending on what minerals are nearby. Could be iron, copper etc seepage from your local supply in a greater quantity than in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia.

Alternatively it could also because you have old pipes.

What is it in developing countries that makes the tap water dangerous again, the pipes?

Depends on the country. Some have bad pipes, others don't have a sufficient water treatment capability, others still don't have running water throughout forcing people to get their own from often stagnant pools full of animal dung and disease.

[Hurdergaryp]

Not really, every source of water tastes slightly different depending on what minerals are nearby. Could be iron, copper etc seepage from your local supply in a greater quantity than in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia.

Alternatively it could also because you have old pipes.

I thought that it was because the town I'm in has a water tower for the tap. A lot of the shore towns in this part of the state have water towers.

Water towers are there to keep pressure on the pipes, so that the water will actually run when you turn on the tap, so they shouldn't have any influence on the actual taste of the water.