Yoshiya "Joshua" Kiryu (
usedfeatherdance) wrote2013-02-21 12:27 am
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Feather 13 [Video]
[ That brilliant plan to stay off the network had been working really well for Joshua. At least until one afternoon of training his Vulpix took Joshua away from his Espeon and Luxray just long enough for him to come back to a batch of eggs. So it's time to break the silence and let a certain someone at least know he's out there.
Dammit you two, why can't you keep your affections to yourselves.
Oh, well. Better him first than Neku, in a way. ]
I have a few Shinx eggs I'm looking to sell off for... oh, let's say a thousand each. I also still have one from the previous batch I'll give away for 25% off. Both parents have grown since then, so that one probably won't start with as many moves as the full-priced eggs.
Out of curiosity, can Pokemon be spayed or neutered?
Dammit you two, why can't you keep your affections to yourselves.
Oh, well. Better him first than Neku, in a way. ]
I have a few Shinx eggs I'm looking to sell off for... oh, let's say a thousand each. I also still have one from the previous batch I'll give away for 25% off. Both parents have grown since then, so that one probably won't start with as many moves as the full-priced eggs.
Out of curiosity, can Pokemon be spayed or neutered?
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Ah, yes, the Schrodinger's egg problem. Even with that, there has to be some egg-producing organ in females, doesn't there? Otherwise, males and females of different species would be completely indistinguishable, and it wouldn't be necessary to have both a male and a female to produce eggs.
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[It's MAAAAAGIC]
It may even be the male who produces the egg. Wouldn't that be strange?
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It would. In that case, why not call them the females?
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Maybe what defines a male and a female traditionally doesn't apply to them. How does it go? The mother contributes her species and the father contributes his moves?
They're so different, there's no telling how they work. The people here likely would rather tolerate the extra eggs than risk damaging them by making guesses.
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But it could just as easily go the other way. If they don't follow the biological roles that male and female designate, why call them male and female at all?
Guesses are only necessary until the proper techniques are established. That's how science always works.
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I wonder if they've tried asking the pokemon themselves how it works~
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[She deigns to switch over to video at this point. Behind her is a ponyta who looks to have gotten more and more redfaced and uncomfortable as this conversation has progressed]
All the same, I doubt you'll have much trouble finding homes for your new eggs. My companion is surely not the only one with a fixation on cat types.
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You'd be surprised. I couldn't even get rid of all the eggs the last time the two of them did this. I can't say I'm surprised. Shinx do seem to be relatively common on their own.
I suspect that even if they were filmed, something cliche like the lens getting blocked at the crucial moment would happen. Or maybe eggs truly are a quantum phenomenon. Either way, if it were that simple, we'd probably know already. Hmm... in that case, maybe a camera could be used as a deterrent.
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[her head tilts slightly]
Have you considered having the Breeding Center sell them for you? You wouldn't need to carry them around that way.
[Ever-watchful for the easy way out of things, she is]
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[ Also he likes keeping tabs on his eggs. ]
And I'd imagine they'd simply find a way to avoid the camera's view. Even if you think all points of a room are covered, they might be able to sneak into a corner or hide behind something. Or simply destroy the cameras and be done with it.
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Which is why I'd think spaying and neutering would be options of interest.