P.U.C.L. #197 Pokemon Contests

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

🗓️ 31 August 2015

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

Thatch, Ethan, and Viger get together and talk about pokemon contests and what they think about their return in ORAS!

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0:00.0	And now, coming to you live from at the Lavender Town Radio Tower, it's the one, the only
0:14.2	Pucko! Podcast!
0:19.4	Ethan, I have a joke for you.
0:21.3	Okay, hit me.
0:22.5	All right, so a mechanic noticed his co-worker drinking break fluid at lunch.
0:27.6	What are you doing, man? You can't drink that stuff, he says.
0:31.1	Relax, his coworker replies.
0:33.4	This stuff tastes pretty good, and I don't drink it all the time.
0:37.2	Seriously, the mechanic exclaimed,
0:39.4	that break fluid is poison.
0:41.9	Hey man, yelled the coworker, back off.
0:44.6	I can stop any time I want.
0:47.6	Ha ha ha ha ha.
0:48.4	You get it because it's break fluid?
0:51.2	Uh, what does that have to do with Pokemon?
1:04.3	Yeah. What does that have to do with Pokemon? It's Paco!
1:06.1	It's Paco!
1:08.8	Pokemon Underground Champions League, oh, yeah. Paco Pokemon Underground Champions League
1:12.4	Oh yeah
1:13.3	Pucko
1:14.5	Grab your friends
1:16.2	That time again
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