Power Pros Forum

I thought they got rid of that idea last year. Oh well maybe they will make it so small that no one will notice that nobody goes there.

Yeah people were protesting it, saying it was bad for the fish.

But hey, whatever. I think it's a pretty nifty idea. They'll probably end up doing it.

Nationals Park was sweet when I went on our school's DC field trip. We were on the highest deck possible down the right field line. The Cherry blossom trees in left were a nice touch, though the ballpark is kinda tucked away from the National Mall and other attractions, so all I could see was the Washington Monument and a little bit of the Capitol building.

And LandShark stadium is going to have fish tanks in its backstops! That's Sick!

Not Land Shark Stadium, the new Marlins Stadium expected to open next year.

Thought the name of the new stadium was LandShark stadium?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marlins_Stadium

This is the new stadium; no corporate partnerships yet.

And as much as I wish it would stay without sponsorship, the Marlins get no fans to their games, so they gotta get money somehow...

Fish tanks in the backstop? That's ridiculously awesome!! I wanna go there.

I must just be having ridiculously bad luck on the file I actually want to teach someone Gyroball, I tried another save file, put 16 guys in Gyroball training with a technique book, and by the end of the season 2 of them actually learned it. Maybe the training has to fail at least one time before it can succeed.

I'm posting this on my 3DS in my hotel room.

There was a lot of spam last night. I learned that Hewlett-Packard eats turtles.

P.S. I got Kettering yesterday! I must say, Two is a great song.

part of me feels like replying to all of them with really snarky comments.

Also, you mean you got Hospice? Kettering is a song off the album, not the album itself.

There wasn't any more spam than the usual amount.

Yeah, for some reason I always think that's what it's called.

I doubt anyone would be willing to try something like this based on the lack of responses I got last time, but I've gotten an idea.

Is it possible that the chances of getting an ability get better each time you fail the ability? There would need to be experimentation or something to prove or disprove the theory, but the only evidence I've gotten so far that I posted about earlier definitely supports the theory.