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Quoted By: >>41968321 >>41968388 >>41968514 >>41971664
Post your most memorable childhood pokemon stories or autistic things you or someone else did when you were younger. I'll start
>made up blatantly false rumors about secret pokemon you could catch
>like a huge completely black heatran with 6 legs that went off the right side of the screen because of how big it was or a mewfour that shows up if you get through the door inside that one house in mossdeep
>best friend believed it and spread it, a lot of kids believed it too
>secretly printed out level X pokemon cards in the school library, cut them out and glued them onto real pokemon cards I thought were shit
>they were smaller than the real cards so I cut the edges off of the cards
>immediately noticeable from the back but I managed to sell a good amount of them for $3 a card on the school playground anyway
>autism pendants me and my friend wore almost every day, think chris chan's pendant but made of cardboard and paper
>made them ourselves by gluing paper over cool rocks and coloring them
>wrote the names of the pokemon they represent on the back in unown letters
>we'd wear them and grasp them in our hands while saying the pokemon's name out loud to transform into that pokemon and fight together or each other
>friend broke his hand while using rock smash on a house wall
>I cost my parents $800 by accidentally throwing a fat stick at a car to use hyper beam
>made up blatantly false rumors about secret pokemon you could catch
>like a huge completely black heatran with 6 legs that went off the right side of the screen because of how big it was or a mewfour that shows up if you get through the door inside that one house in mossdeep
>best friend believed it and spread it, a lot of kids believed it too
>secretly printed out level X pokemon cards in the school library, cut them out and glued them onto real pokemon cards I thought were shit
>they were smaller than the real cards so I cut the edges off of the cards
>immediately noticeable from the back but I managed to sell a good amount of them for $3 a card on the school playground anyway
>autism pendants me and my friend wore almost every day, think chris chan's pendant but made of cardboard and paper
>made them ourselves by gluing paper over cool rocks and coloring them
>wrote the names of the pokemon they represent on the back in unown letters
>we'd wear them and grasp them in our hands while saying the pokemon's name out loud to transform into that pokemon and fight together or each other
>friend broke his hand while using rock smash on a house wall
>I cost my parents $800 by accidentally throwing a fat stick at a car to use hyper beam
