u/BenLucario

I named my Aussie shepherd (four months old now) Lucario. My younger siblings joke I have a Pokemon, and not a dog.

For me, it's this from the nasty patty SpongeBob episode. Cracks me up every time.

This method doesn't work it seems.

This is Lucario. He's picky when it comes to treats (hates hot dogs, but enjoys peanut butter). I've yet to find a good puppy training treat for him.

For me, it's the Rugrats ep, Looking For Jack (season 4, ep 4b). As a kid, this episode bored me, but now, I find it's a really fun episode. Is it one of my favorites? No, but I don't get why I viewed it as boring as a kid.

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Tell me what episode you didn't like as a kid, but as an adult, you enjoy. Tell me if it's from Rugrats/All Grown Up, episode title, and why, (and optional, season and episode count).

I'm trying to make water kill once you land on it. I'm not very good at command blocks (never used them before).

I was too tired to roll them into the smaller balls I'm more known for in the family. Made these huge cookies.

I was parading him as a mini Aussie shepherd, but my aunt said there's no way he's a pure mini Aussie shepherd, as he was "too big" to be. She claimed he was a German shepherd. I used AI to see what kind of dog he is, and my Samsung Gemini said he's a mix between a German/Aussie shepherd. What do you think?

They smell great, but I forgot the baking powder/soda (whichever helps with rising baked goods). I was trying to use the last of my cocoa powder and decided some brownie cupcakes would work. All brownie cupcakes are is brownies baked in cupcake liners.

Hi, I got a mini Aussie shepherd over a week ago. We're slowly learning from each other. He's about 11 weeks old right now. I read online that bones aren't recommended for puppies teething, so I looked for alternatives, and discovered that frozen carrots work great: they're cold to soothe gums, crunchy for puppy's desire to chew, and apparently healthy in general for dogs.

I do have actual toys for him, don't think he goes without play toys! The frozen carrots works wonders for him when I just want to relax with him near me, and have him chew on something apportate that isn't my hands or feet. And the cord in the background was moved away from him.

And can I ask what the "With tail" and "Amputated tail" means. If you're wondering, his tail is long that has a curl that's similar to a husky's tail curl.

My mini Aussie shepherd, Lucario, is 10 weeks old; he gets food three times a day. I decided to turn his lunch as a game of find out. I've been following him around the yard, as he sniffs out the next pile of food. He's loving the game.

He's my first mini Aussie shepherd ever. I was always surrounded by German shepherds, but once I saw him, I knew I needed him. I lost my German shepherd/Rottweiler mix, Ginger, about a year ago. He's 11 weeks old.

I made him a chocolate chip cookie cake. I'll frost it in the morning, once I made the chocolate icing from scratch. The photos are before it's in the oven, and after it was taken out.

For me, I'd give Mega Lucario Z the ability Mega Launcher, which boosts Pulse moves. I wished Lucario's hidden ability/Mega Lucario's ability was Mega Launcher, but they got Justified and Adoptabilty respectively.

I get Mega Launcher might be a bit too overpowered, with Mega Lucario Z a fast, powerful speical attacker, but Mega Launcher would be a really good ability for Mega Lucario Z to have, being a glass cannon and all.

Mega Launcher moves:

Aura Sphere (80 boosted to 120)

Dark Pulse (80 boosted to 120)

Dragon Pulse (85 boosted to 127.5)

Heal Pulse (N/A boosted to N/A)

Terrain Pulse (50 boosted to 75)

Water Pulse (60 boosted to 90)

I'm naming him Lucario, because (mainly) Lucario is my favorite Pokemon, (partly) his white streak down his face reminds me of Lucario's black streak down his face.

Edit: I asked a cousin of mine to ask AI with a photo of the little pupper. He said AI thinks he's an Aussie shepherd/border collie mix. Unless I DNA test him, I'm calling him my little shepherd, whether he's an Aussie/BC mix.

I haven't been able to play the game longer than twenty minutes. I want to ev train my team, doing the slow method of beating the possible 200+ Starlys (for Speed evs) and Bidoof (for HP evs). It's a slow grind, but that's why I like Pomemon: I can go as fast or slow as my heart desires without anyone telling me otherwise. Of course, once I get to the point, I'll happily beat trainers over and over for the Pokedollars to get vitamins. Both my Turtwig and Starly have an Adamant nature, btw.

Hi, so two years ago, my father bought my a really good PC monitor (not a gaming monitor, but something that could handle me writing my manuscripts, and to capture card my Switch games from Switch to monitor), but I want to replace with a new monitor that's actually meant for gaming. The screen accidentally cracked a few months ago; it's still workable, but it makes certain things harder to do (writing, playing games, ect.)

I want to replace my monitor eventually with a decently good actual gaming PC. However, I have cats that like to jump from my desk (where my monitor is) to the top of dresser, where there's a cat bed for them to sleep. The way the legs are of my current, broken monitor, the force of the cats jumping from and to my desk doesn't rock the monitor. I'm worried of getting a monitor with one of those base-like stands, or those narrow V-shaped legs, and the monitor falling from the cats jumping to and from desk.

Is there a gaming monitor less than, let's say, $3,000 (I have no clue on average gaming PC monitors) that has legs similar to the one in the photo? The leg on the stand snakes onto the desk, connecting solidly to the other leg.