No,business as usual in Londinium...it's usual to just wander about while staring at mobile phone.Haven't noticed any difference.
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I swear to God, if one more idiot walks in front of me,because they're hunting a 'Pokemon' I'll...
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No,business as usual in Londinium...it's usual to just wander about while staring at mobile phone.Haven't noticed any difference.
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Racing roadkill
Guru
You open your smartphone camera. Someone puts a cartoon creature in the location where you are ( uses GPS or some crap) the creature appears on the screen, wherever you are, as if it was actually there, you capture the virtual creature, then do stuff with it. I don't know what you do with it, or how, but I've just seen a grown adult walk in front of a taxi, then say " no, there's no Pokemons here". Flaming Darwinism in action.
robjh
Legendary Member
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- Cambridgeshire - almost Essex
bawbag? New word to me, but the inimitable google tells me it's a brand of boxer shorts. What it means here, I'm none the wiser.
Pro Tour Punditry
Guru
Dinnae worry about it. I'm sure the pokemon hunters will know who the bawbag is if they meet @Racing roadkill
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
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Scottish ballbag. But see the post above.
simon.r
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- Nottingham
robjh
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- Cambridgeshire - almost Essex
Saluki
World class procrastinator
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- ...Norwich over the water.
I was quickly sending a text yesterday when some people came up behind me and peered at my phone and poked at the screen. Upset my dog no end! Inch of muppets. It wasn't until a friend said 'I bet they thought you had found a Pokemon ' that twigged. Just thought they were weirdos, now know they were gamer weirdos.
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
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- Bristol
Well I have to say that more than one in my house has downloaded the game, and it has got them off their computer and wandering around. I've even gone with them for company. And spotted others out wandering around looking for the Pokemon, and doing it safely too.
What I'd like to know is what happens if a Pokemon is placed on private land, can the owner get rid of it? There was one which looked to be behind a hotel, but we left that one rather than trespass.
What I'd like to know is what happens if a Pokemon is placed on private land, can the owner get rid of it? There was one which looked to be behind a hotel, but we left that one rather than trespass.
outlash
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And yet the general public think people who wobble about on machines through traffic laden roads with tyres an inch wide are bawbags. Funny ol' world eh?
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Should you riding at "full chat" if there are people around, who as you already know are likely to walk out in front of you, people are only predictable by their unpredictability.Bloody scream. What the hell is this load of toss. "Oh, sorry, I was trying to catch ( insert name of thing )". Yeah, well if a 'Pokemon' hits you at full chat, because you've walked in front of it without looking, I don't think it'll end up with a hospital visit. Tossers.
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Was your dog upset by your delayed text? Does he/she reply, I just wondered what type of phone they use, mine has a problem with the old Nokia & finds the new Samsung's far more paw friendly.
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Some nobber's packed his job in to go catch Pokémon.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/artic...nd-quits-his-job-to-play-pokemon-go-full-time
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/artic...nd-quits-his-job-to-play-pokemon-go-full-time
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