miameowth

Me! I think I was about 7 when i read the first book and was hooked ever since. I remember when the 5th came out I read it in like two days - I was glued to the pages at all times. Growing up we (little sister and I) went through a rough time in our lives and were dirt poor and playing pretend that a magical letter from Hogwarts would arrive and whisk us away to become witches kind of kept us going. Now that I have my daughter I can't wait til she's old enough for me to read the series to her :) I think every little girl needs a Hermione to look up to.

I don't play habi, but as far as I know, NF's can't gift eggs. The only way is to wait for the professor to give you a pinchit nester.

Green is my favourite colour so 7/10 with points deducted due to randomness xD The pteri is all kinds of awesome though.
 

This is Professor Rainstorme. He's missing the tour of mystery magnifying glass. Kind of hoping to find one under 20k as I spent too much already :x He's my little professor chipmunk/entomologist. Gonna keep him as my book pet :) How does he rate?

Yes, that's probably why. If you don't have premium, you don't have access to the Super Shop Wizard, and the Shop Wizard will only show you results from some shops. You can refresh at the SW to see more results, but even if you refresh multiple times, there is no guarantee you'll see results from all of the different categories of user shops. (They are grouped by first character in the username.) I usually refresh 5-7 times at the SW before I buy anything.

If your shop has never been in use, you're safe. And I don't see why you shouldn't be allowed to train pets on your side as long as you send codestones from your main. You don't gain anything extra from it. But I don't know for a fact if there are any rules against this.

A quick check in the SW reveals that some are available for 90-95k. The absolute lowest I suggest you to offer is 80k. Less and they might get offended. I highly suggest you offer around 90-100k though.

I did a super shop wiz search for you, and these are all that are for sale in user shops right now:
zanchar 1 77,777 NP nevelle81 2 80,808 NP brownchickencow 1 92,900 NP belleledonna 1 94,800 NP troubledparent 1 94,900 NP mike_sr 1 94,990 NP ladysclub 1 98,993 NP  
No need to go through trades :)

I love the look of white tattoos, especially the lace patterns, I find them quite delicate and beautiful. Very nicely done!
 
I'm super excited to get my next tattoo. I have a rough design so far, but little details change here and there. The main components are an owl, an english crown, english wildflowers and a pocket-watch pointing to the time my daughter was born. I want to give it a whimsical yet realistic spin. Sounds nutty and overcomplicated, but I'll make it work :laughingsmiley:

I'd be a lot more wary of tattoo placement than content (although, obviously, boyfriend/girlfriend's names and internet memes are gigantic regrets in the making) because a tattoo can changes its meaning to you over life. Like, let's say you're young and carefree and hang out at the beach all day so you decide to tattoo something related to that just because. Later in life you've moved on to bigger things, like a career and a family. You are no longer that lazy carefree bum at the beach all day, but that doesn't mean you suddenly have a tattoo you can't relate to anymore. Maybe now it just represents being young in spirit and not taking yourself too seriously. You know?
 
But if you get that tattoo on your neck or your hand, then you're setting yourself up for trouble. A lot of companies and employers will not hire you with such a visible tattoo (and let's face it, neck and hand tats are pretty gangsta :laughingsmiley:) even in societies where tattoos are pretty mainstream. So I guess what I'm saying is it's not just the meaning/what you get tattooed, but more importantly WHERE you get it tattooed.
 
On the other hand I know people who regretted getting their tattoos done so SMALL (another mistake people make when scared to commit to a tattoo) or tattooed it in a place they knew wouldn't hurt as much knowing full well that tat would look better on their ribs (for example).
 
So I guess when talking of "regret" in the tattoo world, there are many different kinds. My advice is when considering your tattoo, just look at the big picture. Don't let temporary motives (like pain) dictate where or how you get tattooed, but keep in mind that it doesn't get in the way of your life plan (like a job).
 
Also, I wouldn't worry how it's gonna look when you're old, because you'll be wrinkly and yer bewbs'll sag to yer knees by then so who cares. :woot:
 
*ps that gangsta comment is a joke, coming from a woman raising a child of a very gangsta tattoo artist :rolleyes_anim:

Try to watch the video in an other browser, Google chrome is a good browser to watch these videos in, for some reason TNT doesn't like IE and safari.

Today I broke the 10K mark for my bank interest. I've been slowly working towards that over the last few months, so I'm pretty pleased that I've finally reached it.

I'm actually earning NP again! I wasn't doing Habi for about a week, and haven't been doing my dailies... So training was slowly draining my bank account. But today I made a few earnings! :D

I'd be a lot more wary of tattoo placement than content (although, obviously, boyfriend/girlfriend's names and internet memes are gigantic regrets in the making) because a tattoo can changes its meaning to you over life. Like, let's say you're young and carefree and hang out at the beach all day so you decide to tattoo something related to that just because. Later in life you've moved on to bigger things, like a career and a family. You are no longer that lazy carefree bum at the beach all day, but that doesn't mean you suddenly have a tattoo you can't relate to anymore. Maybe now it just represents being young in spirit and not taking yourself too seriously. You know?
 
But if you get that tattoo on your neck or your hand, then you're setting yourself up for trouble. A lot of companies and employers will not hire you with such a visible tattoo (and let's face it, neck and hand tats are pretty gangsta :laughingsmiley:) even in societies where tattoos are pretty mainstream. So I guess what I'm saying is it's not just the meaning/what you get tattooed, but more importantly WHERE you get it tattooed.
 
On the other hand I know people who regretted getting their tattoos done so SMALL (another mistake people make when scared to commit to a tattoo) or tattooed it in a place they knew wouldn't hurt as much knowing full well that tat would look better on their ribs (for example).
 
So I guess when talking of "regret" in the tattoo world, there are many different kinds. My advice is when considering your tattoo, just look at the big picture. Don't let temporary motives (like pain) dictate where or how you get tattooed, but keep in mind that it doesn't get in the way of your life plan (like a job).
 
Also, I wouldn't worry how it's gonna look when you're old, because you'll be wrinkly and yer bewbs'll sag to yer knees by then so who cares. :woot:
 
*ps that gangsta comment is a joke, coming from a woman raising a child of a very gangsta tattoo artist :rolleyes_anim:

I'd be a lot more wary of tattoo placement than content (although, obviously, boyfriend/girlfriend's names and internet memes are gigantic regrets in the making) because a tattoo can changes its meaning to you over life. Like, let's say you're young and carefree and hang out at the beach all day so you decide to tattoo something related to that just because. Later in life you've moved on to bigger things, like a career and a family. You are no longer that lazy carefree bum at the beach all day, but that doesn't mean you suddenly have a tattoo you can't relate to anymore. Maybe now it just represents being young in spirit and not taking yourself too seriously. You know?
 
But if you get that tattoo on your neck or your hand, then you're setting yourself up for trouble. A lot of companies and employers will not hire you with such a visible tattoo (and let's face it, neck and hand tats are pretty gangsta :laughingsmiley:) even in societies where tattoos are pretty mainstream. So I guess what I'm saying is it's not just the meaning/what you get tattooed, but more importantly WHERE you get it tattooed.
 
On the other hand I know people who regretted getting their tattoos done so SMALL (another mistake people make when scared to commit to a tattoo) or tattooed it in a place they knew wouldn't hurt as much knowing full well that tat would look better on their ribs (for example).
 
So I guess when talking of "regret" in the tattoo world, there are many different kinds. My advice is when considering your tattoo, just look at the big picture. Don't let temporary motives (like pain) dictate where or how you get tattooed, but keep in mind that it doesn't get in the way of your life plan (like a job).
 
Also, I wouldn't worry how it's gonna look when you're old, because you'll be wrinkly and yer bewbs'll sag to yer knees by then so who cares. :woot:
 
*ps that gangsta comment is a joke, coming from a woman raising a child of a very gangsta tattoo artist :rolleyes_anim:

^Agreed!
 
Today I bought all pieces to the Secret Laboratory Map and gained access. Funfunfun.

Achievement--I'm finding myself actually enjoying NeoQuest. It's tedious, yes, but not quite as awful as I thought. Maybe I'm just crazy.
 
Edit: By the way, these are terrifying.

I love the look of white tattoos, especially the lace patterns, I find them quite delicate and beautiful. Very nicely done!
 
I'm super excited to get my next tattoo. I have a rough design so far, but little details change here and there. The main components are an owl, an english crown, english wildflowers and a pocket-watch pointing to the time my daughter was born. I want to give it a whimsical yet realistic spin. Sounds nutty and overcomplicated, but I'll make it work :laughingsmiley:

I love the look of white tattoos, especially the lace patterns, I find them quite delicate and beautiful. Very nicely done!
 
I'm super excited to get my next tattoo. I have a rough design so far, but little details change here and there. The main components are an owl, an english crown, english wildflowers and a pocket-watch pointing to the time my daughter was born. I want to give it a whimsical yet realistic spin. Sounds nutty and overcomplicated, but I'll make it work :laughingsmiley: