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unijMy PokeWalker appears to be broken ._. It won't turn on anymore. It worked fine last night. I don't have a screwdriver small enough to unscrew the back and get a look at the battery. I guess it's a good thing that Wooper invaded it last night before I put Kiku the Dratini in, at least.
In other news, yesterday we got to watch TAMI, a concert in 1964 that featured, amongst others, The Beach Boys, Marvin Gaye, Chuck Barry, James Brown, and The Rolling Stones. It was pretty freaking amazing.
Looks like I'm doing my paper on the start of Marvel, too. We'll have to see how this goes =D;; I think I've found a couple good sources, at least. (did you know there was a Marvel workout book in the 70s? I'm not surprised but it is very silly anyway.)
In other news, yesterday we got to watch TAMI, a concert in 1964 that featured, amongst others, The Beach Boys, Marvin Gaye, Chuck Barry, James Brown, and The Rolling Stones. It was pretty freaking amazing.
Looks like I'm doing my paper on the start of Marvel, too. We'll have to see how this goes =D;; I think I've found a couple good sources, at least. (did you know there was a Marvel workout book in the 70s? I'm not surprised but it is very silly anyway.)
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Date: 2010-04-07 03:07 am (UTC)But, I do know that if you put a Pokemon in the walker, it is not lost forever if something happens to the walker. Using the DS, it's possible to force the Pokemon to return at the state it originally was. I think it's Up+select+R on the connection screen. You loose all the watts, items, and Pokemon caught with the walker, but at least the one from the game will be safe.
Down+X+L is supposed to reset the PokeWalker, but I don't know if the walker has to be on. It's something to try until you find/borrow/snatch a smaller screwdriver.