Pokemons

[Charlton]

anybody else caught up in this craze, grandson has been staying at ours since Thursday, it started Friday so every evening and durin the day Sat and Sun I have taken him out on Pokemon hunts, amazing how many are into it and how many parents and grandparents are taking the kids out, have to say grandson gets quite a bit of exercise doing it, walking and jumping up on walls to get gps signal back, what is the world coming to, mind we have caught quite a few.

[wavy davy]

In my day if we wanted to see invisible little monsters we ate some magic mushrooms.

[Charlton]

In my day if we wanted to see invisible little monsters we ate some magic mushrooms.

didn't need them I had a good imagination, when you think of it, it is just like a treasure hunt but in cyber space

[kayos]

I don't understand it Alan, what are they hunting? Is there any point to it? It's all new to me apart from hearing a few snippets?

[Charlton]

I don't understand it Alan, what are they hunting? Is there any point to it? It's all new to me apart from hearing a few snippets?

beyond me a bit as well just picked up bits and bobs with taking grandson out on the hunt, they come in all shapes and forms called Pokemons, the creators have spread these little beasties all around the world and you have to go out and catch them.

[g-force]

Pokemon??....Afraid I never really progressed beyond Pacman...wacka-wacka!


Gary

[johnny h]

This whole Pokemon sh t thing is a symptom of societies problems, kids (and adults) would rather play a game totally designed by (VERY) rich companies but try to get kids to start fishing and hook a worm then its a no-no.