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I've been breeding poke's like a maniac the last couple of days. My Ditto's happiness must be maxed out by now.....

And I tried out the GTS negotiation thing today, and it went alright.
I got a Charmander and a Spiritomb from some Japanese guy in return for a Gible and a Murkrow. Now I'm breeding them to use in trades.
The guy was always showing off his shiny lv.100 Rayquaza for some reason, I tried offering my lv.2 Audino in return but he rejected........his loss I say. ...

Well it took me 2 hours, but I finally managed to breed a Adament Scyther with Technician.
The problem I face now is what to do with the other 40 level 1 Scythers that are in my PC now.
Yeah, 40 Scythers with various natures.......

Another film review here.

Toy Story 3 (2010) - 8: Really charming and entertaining. I was not a fan of Toy Story 2 so this one took me by surprise, it's much smoother and the plot is more concise. The voice acting is good as you would expect with a stellar cast. I loved all the references to other films.
Not a whole lot more I can say about it except that I enjoyed it and I rate it higher than it's predecessors.

Contact (1997) - 3 - Very dull and just disappointing. ...

A lot of people are complaining about the GTS system, and yes I agree, it's pretty damn annoying seeing requests for a under lv.9 Reshiram/Zekrom everywhere. But I've made some good trades, especially when I'm the one submitting a Pokemon and requesting the one I want.
Anyway, so far I've recieved:

Solosis for a Simipour (I have Black so I needed one, and I kinda hate the monkeys)
Tepig for a Snivy (Pretty common trade)
Oshawott for a Snivy (^)
Gurdurr ...

From now on I'm going to rate and review the latest films I watch, by using this handy blog.
The films will be both recent and old, just mainly the last 3-5 flicks I've watched.
I'l rate them on a scale of 1 to 10.

Rosemarie's Baby (1968) - 8/10: It's very intense and creepy, if you like psychological horror then this will appeal to you. Mia Farrow and John Castavettes are great, but Ruth Gordon steals the show as the nosy, disturbing neighbor (a performance which won ...