Wall for PeeKayFreeze (page 8)

The poem begins with saying (or asking) "Hey, can you shut up?" This immediately implies that the author is annoyed at the reader, or the reader is talking too much. In either case, it gives us negative connotations from the very beginning, making annoyance one of the key themes of this poem. The second line "You suck like Sagie" is used as an insult, as Sagie is a tryhard student is the author's swimming class, showing that the author has a hatred/dislike towards both Sagie and the reader. The previous poem mentioning Sagie tells us that Sagie may or may not be a boasting individual, which is a particularly negative comment. As such, being compared to Sagie seems to be quite degrading. Unlike the previous poem mentioning Sagie, this insult is directed at the reader instead of Sagie, showing that the main focus of these string of insults formed together as a poem is the reader. The next line "No actually" gives some interesting information. The use of "no" negates the authors previous thoughts and feelings, and "actually" shows the author reconsidering the idea. So far, we can see that the author has said nothing but negative things to the reader, so even before reading the next line we can infer that the author is reconsidering the status of being on the same level as someone like Sagie and changing that status to something even lower. This thought is confirmed as we move on to the next line  "you are worse." Seeing as there is no explanation on this line about what the author defines as "worse", we can predict that the next lines will be an explanation. The next two lines are, in fact, insults, and we can infer that these are the reasons why the reader is worse than Sagie. "You are so dumb that your IQ went into the negatives" gives the idea that the reader can be impossibly stupid, magnifying the incompetence and unitelligence of the reader and emphasising the theme of stupidity and impossibility. "You look like a car that ran into a nuclear power plant" attacks the reader's looks rather than their intellect, meaning that the reader has been insulted by their skill, intellect and looks all in one poem. This simile shows that the reader is deformed, and the reference to a nuclear power plant may refer to the fact that the readers looks are deadly. The fact that the car ran into the power plant may be insulting the readers skills at driving as well as their looks. Overall, the theme of annoyance stands out at the beginning of the poem, which shifts to hatred as the poem moves along, including the themes of impossibilty, stupidity, ugliness and not being talented. The reason for this may be because the annoyance of the author increased into pure hatred since the reader continued to be annoying.- 4th analysis

This lengthy poem starts of by saying "You are the type of person to shoot someone and blame it on the gun." The fact that they say "and blame it on the gun" displays either the author's excessive hate for the reader, or the readers cowardliness, stupidity and weakness. Either way, the sentence is emitting heavy negative connotations and the themes of spinelessness and ignorance/unintelligence.The fact that a gun is being referenced here suggests a theme of violence as well, which somewhat contrasts the theme of cowardliness since normally a coward would not be violent, rather they would run away from violence. This suggests that the individual that this poem is referring to is undecided, giving another reason for the writer to dislike the reader. The second and final line states "You suck so much that even the ducks throw bread at you," which has a lot to unpack. This implies that the intended recipient of this comment is somewhat of an animal, or has the intelligence of one, more specifically a duck. It also implies that the reader is below on the hierarchical system than a duck, since the ducks throw bread at the reader. The line could also suggest that even ducks pity the reader, and emphasises the incompetence of said reader. Overall, this poem seems to not be directed at someone specific, so it should be assumed that it is addressing the reader. The themes of this poem include undecidedness, cowardliness, stupidity and hierarchy. -3rd analysis

I love the poems. If you don't mind, can you please put more on my wall when you get them. Thanks!

From the very beginning, the speaker seems to have a dislike/hatred towards the reader/listener as they say "No one cares." This, whilst showing a sense of hatred for the reader, also creates a sense of ambiguity. This may be due to the fact that the sentence may be speaking the truth, or it may be false. In the case that the sentence is true, we can infer that the listener is a very boring individual. The next line gives us a plethora of themes that this poem could hint to. "Nor no one will ever," hints at the theme of time, possbility and bluntness. The theme of time is portrayed since the word "ever" is used, symbolising the passage of time since the beginning of the universe, all the way to the end. The theme of possibility is portrayed through the use of the word "will", and it combines with the sense of time to create an overwhelming sense of dread due to the sad reality that no one has, or will, care. The simile "You suck like hockey pucks," gives us low standards of the writer since that is an absolutely godawful simile, but nevertheless, it is comparing the reader to hockey pucks, which are hit around with no care in the world. This adds on to the feeling of overwhelming dread since it shows that people do not care for you, nor anything you do, rather they only hit you around for their enjoyment. The simile in the next line is somewhat better. "Sagie is like a sagging goat," can be seen as somewhat offensive. This "Sagie" is apparently a tryhard student in the writer's swimming class. The word "sagging" seems to be used as an insult, and the comparison to a goat seems to be a reference to how this student may be always screaming, or in this case, tryharding. "Sagging" may be a reference to how the person is swimming and may or may not be always wet. Finally, the last line "You collect brass and you eat grass" may be directed at "Sagie" or the reader, giving us a familiar sense of ambiguity that was felt at the beginning of the poem. The phrase "collect brass" seems to be an insult saying that the person this line is directed at is doing something useless, whilst "you eat grass" could be a reference to veganism, or it may also be comparing the intended recipient of this comment to a farm animal that eats grass. Overall, the negative connotations of this poem are present, however the hatred and insults seems to be somewhat organised and directed. This is further supported by the mention of a person in the middle of the poem, giving us the possibility that the entire poem is directed at this person "Sagie."

The repetition of the word "ask" gives us a theme of inquiry, ignorance and curiosity, giving us the impression that the asker seems to be a very ambitious and curious individual. This idea is quickly shot down, however, due to the use of the statement "I don't think someone did." The use of the contracted form of "do not" suggests that the speaker is an informal individual, whilst also giving us a negative impression of them due to the sarcastic connotations given of by this sentence. The line " You have no friends, not even imaginary ones" further supports this idea, as well as showing us that the person the speaker is talking to is a somewhat lonely individual. The question "Ever heard of no one asked?" goes back to the theme of inquiry, whilst also keeping up the unfriendly demeanour that the speaker is taking on. Finally "It means that no one asked for your opinion" confirms that the speaker is taking on an unfriendly demeanor, as well as showing us that they do not think that the listener's opinion is important, nor neccesary, to keep the conversation flowing. Overall, the poem seems to be spoken by an unfriendly person, or even by someone who feels as though the listener's prescence is boring/unamusing. This poem may be a metaphor for life, seeing as not many people ask for your opinion in real life, or even care for that matter. -Analysis for the first poem.

Random Spidops concept for Pokemon Unite because I was bored
I'm thinking it's a physical attacker that attacks close range
Spidops is a Supporter that slows and disrupts enemies
Level 1 and 3 moves
Tackle, a dash move that does damage
String Shot, a move you launch that slows enemies and does damage
Evolves at level 4
LV 4 moves
Sticky Web, creates a web that enemies can be trapped in. It does damage while the enemy is trapped and slows them. The plus version makes the web bigger and does more damage.
Silk Trap attaches a Silk Trap to an ally (and yourself) or an enemy. The enemy gets slowed if the Silk Trap attaches to them, and in addition take damage while it is attached. If you take damage, the Trap explodes and silk comes out in a large circle that slows enemies and does damage. This works the same on enemies too. The plus version gives you and your ally a speed boost and slows your enemies more.
Level 6 moves
Spikes, a move that you can send out that works with Sticky Web and to an extent Silk Trap. It is a large circle with Spikes in it that deal damage to enemies caught in it. It slows enemies very slightly, and can have up to 3 charges.
Circle Throw, a damaging move that grabs and tosses an enemy in whatever direction you are going by the time you hit, it requires good timing to be good, however. You can toss the enemy into Sticky Web, which is a good combo.
The concept isn't entirely finished so yeah

Yo can I join idiot club since I am big idiot

3 days for ban evasion is standard, and also i wasn't even the one who found and banned the dupe, so the extension wasnt even me anyway

https://pokemondb.net/pokebase/user/IDmubMath can you confirm that this is your lassmate? if you both log on from school you'll share Ip addresses

https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9nationaldexmonotype-1821285356
The replay for context. On turn 13, me having Ferrothorn Power Whipping Heatran was a very greedy play I made imo.