Caption the Screenshots!

Who you gonna call...

DRAGON BUSTERS!

Dawn: OH GOD THIS IS DUBSTEP!?

That's a nice Axew you have. It'd be a shame if anything happened to it.

Dragonite: I agreed to travel with Iris. I did not agree to having her Emolga steal my apples!

Dragonite; I swear to Arceus itself that if all I do is battle and not get the love and care I deserve, I will destroy you writers.

Hmm. A linear asymptote is essentially a straight line to which a graphed curve moves closer and closer but does not reach. In other words, given a function y=fn(x) with asymptote A, A represents a number that, no matter how big (or, given the function, small) you make x, y will never make it to A. This is known as an inverse tangent, or Arctangent, which has two asymptotes. No matter how big you make x (that is, how far you move to the right), the function is never going to hit that top line (π/2), and no matter how small x gets (moving to the left), y is never going to be smaller than - π/2.




*sigh* Given your reaction, you're a scathing indictment of the Unovian educational system.

Iris: How did you guess what I did last night?

Harley: Okaaay guuuuise, let me introduce my family.


Harley: Here's my little sister Ursula!
Ursula: Peace out, yo.

Harley: Peace out!


Harley: and here's the runt of the litter...
Georgia: I deny any and all relations to this man.

Dragonite: Officer Jenny, the trainer i am looking for in who stole my apples has a Emolga in his or her party, and it was the emolga who stole the apples.

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Hmm. A linear asymptote is essentially a straight line to which a graphed curve moves closer and closer but does not reach. In other words, given a function y=fn(x) with asymptote A, A represents a number that, no matter how big (or, given the function, small) you make x, y will never make it to A. This is known as an inverse tangent, or Arctangent, which has two asymptotes. No matter how big you make x (that is, how far you move to the right), the function is never going to hit that top line (π/2), and no matter how small x gets (moving to the left), y is never going to be smaller than - π/2.



Iris: You can talk?!

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Originally Posted by cwf1701

Dragonite: Check out my Salamence impresonation.

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Dragonite: Iris, I fully agree to travel with you, as long the fandom stops making the "Emolga stole my applez" jokes.

Hmmm...Should I like or share?

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Hmm. A linear asymptote is essentially a straight line to which a graphed curve moves closer and closer but does not reach. In other words, given a function y=fn(x) with asymptote A, A represents a number that, no matter how big (or, given the function, small) you make x, y will never make it to A. This is known as an inverse tangent, or Arctangent, which has two asymptotes. No matter how big you make x (that is, how far you move to the right), the function is never going to hit that top line (π/2), and no matter how small x gets (moving to the left), y is never going to be smaller than - π/2.



Iris: You can talk?!


What? You didn't know that Dragonites are one of the few Pokemon species that can be trained to speak human language? tsk tsk tsk. I am shocked and appalled.

Ash-"What do you mean I gotta take on a Dragonite! MY TEAM ISN'T NEARLY READY FOR THAT!!!
Writer-"Yeah....it'll be a stretch to be sure....oh and it has Multiscale too."
Ash-"I'M DOOMMMMED!

Dragonite: I'm surrounded by idiots!

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Originally Posted by BladeLight52

Dragonite: Chevy or Ford. Chevy or Ford. What Pickup truck should i get?


IRIS:OMG a talking pokemon!

ay carumba. why did i agree to come back to this awful show?

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