P.U.C.L. #62 Anime Music

PUCL: A Pokemon Podcast

Thaddeus Asel

Community, Hobbies, Nintendo, 3ds, Leisure, Games, Pokemon, Tournaments, Video Games, Trading Card Game, Tcg, Switch

4.4 • 692 Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2012

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Thatch and Sycamore talk abit about the generation 5, the famous pokemon music from the '90s and compare Pokemarts to 7-Elevens.

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0:00.0	The ink is black, the page is white.
0:21.7	Together we learn to read and write.
0:26.1	A child is black, a child is white.
0:30.5	The whole world looks upon the side, a beautiful style And now,
0:39.3	I can understand
0:44.3	That this is the law
0:47.3	of all the land, And now from a discrete location, this is Thatch and Sycamore's Puckle podcast.
1:04.6	And welcome to the Puckle podcast. I am Traynor Thatch.
1:08.5	And I'm Professor Sycamore.
1:09.7	And we're here to bring you another episode of Puckle, which I don't know what number it is.
1:14.5	I don't know me either.
1:15.3	I think it's 62.
1:16.5	But doesn't it matter?
1:17.6	Did I, did you see the new pokes?
1:19.9	No.
1:20.8	Which ones?
1:21.2	There was like a list of new pokes that came out.
1:23.2	And they have like a lot of them pictures?
1:25.4	Like, they're all pictures why do you have to bring this up right now because it's news time okay um news talk 960 huh yeah news time no but um news time uh
1:34.8	because we're not going to jump into the topic right away well yes that would actually be a terrible
1:39.4	idea so our news um most of the news has to do actually with black and white
1:43.2	black and white.
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