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Tuck: Legacies Are More Than Just The Super Bowl
Tom Brady < Joe Montana? ?Eli Manning > Peyton Manning?
I enjoy sports debates, I really do. ?Technically there is no right or wrong answers. ?These are not fact or fiction questions. ?They are opinions. ?But what exactly people place their opinions on I think is drifting off-base.
The Super Bowl is important. ?I could even understand if you say it's the most important thing, but you don't believe that either. ?Unless it fits your argument. ?
Joe Montana is 4-0 in Super Bowls. ?But so is Terry Bradshaw. ?Are they the same? ?Are those the two best quarterbacks ever because they each went 4-0 in the biggest game?
Is Eli Manning now better than Peyton Manning because he has 2 titles to big brother's one? ?Is he equal to John Elway and better than Brett Favre?
The other part that is lost in the conversation beyond the obvious that I point out is that being good and great is more than just the record you have in the Super Bowl. ?Brady getting to 5 Super Bowls is amazing. ?Elway getting to 5 is amazing. ?Joe Montana never advanced his team that far that often. ?He lost before?that final game. ?He was blown out in playoff games. ?He lost an AFC and NFC Title game. ?Why don't we introduce that into the discussion if we are talking about losing games? ?Somehow winning more turns the eventual loss into more of black mark against the player. ?That just isn't fair.
I think Eli Manning is a great quarterback. ?I think he is a future Hall of Famer. ?I think he has a chance to raise his value as it is judged against history over the remainder of his career. ?Where he will fall in that discussion hasn't been finalized yet, but he can't go backward from here. ?I prefer to judge players at their peaks, when they were at their best, and how that?best measured up against others bests. ?Eli Manning has shown he is in the conversation with 15-20 other quarterbacks as the best any of us has ever seen. ?How we arrange them is opinions based on well-thought out arguments.
Tom Brady has done it. ?He doesn't need to do more at age 35 to prove he's one of the best ever, but he keep impressing us. ?He's lost the last couple of times, but also just ran out of time. ?That's how it works sometimes. ?You just run out of seconds. ?Kurt Warner, for my money, is one of the best ever. ?He was great in the regular season, and led 3 game-tying or go-ahead 4th quarter drives in his 3 Super Bowl appearances. ?That's pretty damn good. ?Unfortunately for him, the other team came back and answered twice and he lost. ?That doesn't take away from him. ?Just like it doesn't take away from Brady that Eli Manning rallied his guys twice against him in Super Bowls.
Football is a team sport. ?Perhaps the ultimate team sport. ?So many players have a say in the final outcome. ?We try to narrow it down to a single guy, a single position, but that is the fan/media trying to make something complicated into something simple.
Brady is an all-time great. ?So is Montana. ?And Eli Manning is making his mark and getting better before our eyes.
At our radio stations NFL Draft party in 2004, I stood next to a Giants fan who I worked with. ?He asked me what I thought after the Giants gave up the kitchen sink to trade up and acquire Eli Manning from the Chargers. ?I told him the Giants just won themselves a Super Bowl. ?I thought the kid had that kind of talent from the first time I saw him as a freshman at Ole Miss. ?Turns out I undersold?him. ?I should have promised more.
Dan Marino, Warren Moon, Johnny Unitus, and Jim Kelly were all-time great players. ?So was John Elway long before he finally won a Super Bowl. ?If Tom Brady's hail mary connected, it would not have made him any better or Eli any worse.
Winning or losing the last game of a season doesn't define players, it helps define them. ?Playoffs, seasons, and careers define them.


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After breaking out with a season that singularly re-defines what it means to be a "rising star," you might expect Jeremy Lin to be among the most richly-rewarded restricted free agents. But thanks to a rule known as the "Gilbert Arenas Provision," that won't be happening.
In order to make it easier for teams to retain restricted free agents who aren't coming off of a rookie contract, suitors may only extend offer sheets to some restricted free agents that start at $5 million in the first season.
Lin is one such free agent.
His offer may be backloaded enough to make life difficult for the Knicks, but there will still be limits to what the mega-celebrity can earn—at least from the franchise that signs him.
His endorsement deals are another story.
Despite the limitations attached to Lin's immediate financial future, there are a few restricted free agents primed for big-time paydays.

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July 20, 2016 Take the time today to cherish Bobby Vee's music
St. Cloud Times has a great story about Booby -
Have you listened to any Bobby Vee music lately? I have. Granted, I don't own a ton of Vee's albums, but I've got a compilation of his best stuff and a ... READ MORE
March 11, 2016 Bobby Vee's 1965 Ford Mustang to be Displayed at Twin Cities Auto Show
A 1965 Ford Mustang belonging to a popular 1960s rock-and-roll idol will be featured at the Twin Cities Auto Show this weekend in Minneapolis – all for a good cause.
Read more: http://kstp.com/news/bobby-vee-1965-ford-mustang-twin-cities-auto-show/4071646/
January 14, 2016 Bobby Vee interview from 2005 in Northampton
You can now listen to a great Bobby Vee interview by John Hannam at John Hannam Meets. I hope you enjoy.
October 6, 2015 Singer Billy Joe Royal Has Died Aged 73
According to NBC's Nashville affiliate WSMV.com, Billy Joe Royal unexpectedly died in his sleep at his home in North Carolina on Tuesday.
Billy Joe Royal was an American Pop and Country singer. Born in Valdosta, Georgia, and raised in Marietta, Georgia, Royal became a local star at the Bamboo Ranch in Savannah in the 1950s and 1960s. He is best known for the 1965 US Top 10 pop hit "Down in the Boondocks", which, along with the singles "I Knew You When" and "Hush", were written and produced by Joe South. His 1969 single, "Cherry Hill Park", peaked at No. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100.
"Burned Like a Rocket" is a song written by Gary Burr, and recorded by Billy Joe Royal. It was released in October 1985 as the first single from the album Looking Ahead. The song reached number 10 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart. It was Royal's first Top 10 hit on that chart, and his first charting single overall since 1978.
Royal was honoured by the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 1988, meaning he now sits alongside stars like Ray Charles, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Otis Reading and James Brown.
Two years ago, Royal had a role in the 2013 film "Billy the Kid."
Funeral arrangements for the star are pending.
September 25, 2015 If I Needed You
Great article about Bobby from Adam Gerace at adamgerace.com.
"I've loved Bobby Vee's music for as long as I can remember. If I had written that opening sentence without the word "music", and maybe referred to his dreamy hazel eyes, it could just as likely have appeared in an article from 16 or Teen Screen in 1961 when Bobby was firmly in teen idol territory. What started for me as an affinity with his early '60's songs like "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes" and "Rubber Ball", both mainstays on Saturday Night Jukebox-type radio shows when I was a kid in the '80s-'90s, grew over the years and he is probably my favourite male singer who started a career at that time. I emphasise started because while he may be best known for the almost 40 Billboard Hot 100 chart hits that he had from 1959-1970, he never really stopped recording and performing. Along the way, Bobby became a legend."
Here is the link http://www.adamgerace.com/2015/09/25/if-i-needed-you/
August 4, 2015 Peace.
By Jenny Vee
Dearest Family & Friends:
Our Mother passed away very peacefully at 11:58pm, Monday night, August 3rd. We thank you all so much for your heartfelt words of love and support.
In the time of my confession, in the hour of my deepest need
When the pool of tears beneath my feet flood every newborn seed
There's a dyin' voice within me reaching out somewhere
Toiling in the danger and in the morals of despair
Don't have the inclination to look back on any mistake
Like Cain, I now behold this chain of events that I must break
In the fury of the moment I can see the Master's hand
In every leaf that trembles, in every grain of sand
Oh, the flowers of indulgence and the weeds of yesteryear
Like criminals, they have choked the breath of conscience and good cheer
The sun beat down upon the steps of time to light the way
To ease the pain of idleness and the memory of decay
I gaze into the doorway of temptation's angry flame
And every time I pass that way I always hear my name
Then onward in my journey I come to understand
That every hair is numbered like every grain of sand
I have gone from rags to riches in the sorrow of the night
In the violence of a summer's dream, in the chill of a wintry light
In the bitter dance of loneliness fading into space
In the broken mirror of innocence on each forgotten face
I hear the ancient footsteps like the motion of the sea
Sometimes I turn, there's someone there, other times it's only me
I am hanging in the balance of the reality of man
Like every sparrow falling, like every grain of sand
Read more: http://www.bobdylan.com/us/songs/every-grain-sand#ixzz3hrBhVHau
Love and Peace,
The Velline Family
August 1, 2015 Acceptance
By Jenny Vee
Greetings Family and Friends:
It is with heavy hearts that we tell you that our mother has made the decision to enter hospice. She has fought a long and hard battle with a strength and bravery that is inspiring to us all. As our mother enters her final days, she would like to thank you all for your prayers. She asked us all to let you know that she feels those prayers as she transitions to this next stage of her journey. You have all helped her to achieve the acceptance that she needs to find peace with her decision.
Please send us any thoughts or prayers that you have for her. We would love to share them with her over her final days.
At present, Mom is comfortable & at peace. She has had time to be with us all and share memories, gratitude and love... We are focusing on the many gifts & blessings while working thru sadness.
With Gratitude
Bob, Jeff, Tommy, Robby, Jenny Velline and families.
July 16, 2015 Bobby Vee at home
Bobby and a friend relax at home watching his friend Fabian in North To Alaska on TV.
July 14, 2015 David Somerville Original lead singer of The Diamonds, 81, dies
David and Bobby have worked togerther many times over the past 50 plus years. The Diamonds biggest hits were "Little Darlin" and "The Stroll. READ MORE
"In memory of a great friend, true gentleman and class act, you will always be in our hearts and a part of our fondest memories.
Love & sympathies to Denise, Landon, Kate & all of the Sommerville family."
The Vees
February 7, 2015 Crickets bass player Joe B. Mauldin, 74, dies
Joe B. Mauldin, bass player for rock and roll pioneers The Crickets, passed away Saturday morning in Nashville, his adopted hometown of more than 30 years, after a brief battle with cancer. He was 74 years old. READ MORE.
February 3, 2015 Project brings Bobby Vee archive into digital age
ST. JOSEPH – More than a half century after Bobby Vee launched his music career, his sons are working to make sure the legacy survives the march of time. READ MORE.
December 28, 2014 One of Bennett's bands
A drum demo and interview that Bennett did last week. There is also a story on One of Bennett's bands in the St. Cloud times The Graduates juggle rock, gigs — and high school
October 31, 2014 Martha S. (Tembrock) Bergen died at 99
… On Halloween evening Martha S. (Tembrock) Bergen left this earth and soared to meet her husband, Leroy, who had preceded her in death by 7 years. She was 99 years old. She died as she lived: on her own terms, in her own house surrounded by her family and friends.
Martha was born in Ogema, MN. in the summer of 1915, August 28. She was one of the seven children of Joe and Frances Tembrock. She was proud to be the daughter of the first banker in the town. After graduating from Waubun high school, she left her beloved Ogema to attend St. Benedict's College in St. Joseph, MN. Returning to Ogema, she met Leroy, a handsome, free spirited pilot who landed his small plane on the pond near her house and swept her off her feet. They were married in 1938 and settled on Willow St. in Detroit Lakes, MN. where she handled the book keeping aspects of the Bergen's Greenhouse, which Leroy had recently started with his brother Lawrence.
As the greenhouse expanded so did their family, not stopping until she gave birth to 13 children. After that she kept busy raising her children, providing the 3 O'clock coffee and cakes for the greenhouse work crew, attending her bridge club and participating in the spiritual and social life of Holy Rosary Church. Martha possessed an irrepressibly positive spirit about life. Negative clouds occasionally passed her way, but none dared settle over her head. She was extremely sociable and welcoming to all who crossed her path. Her and Leroy knew how to throw a good party; a trait they have passed down through the lineage along with working hard and sticking with a job till it is finished. In her later years her spirit was constantly nourished through her interactions with her children, as well as her Grandchildren, Great grandchildren and great, great grandchildren. Many of who gathered around to say their good byes in her last days. Her parting was swift and graceful, almost as if she planned it. In one week she traveled from social butterfly visiting others, to her death. She was a woman of determination. Once she set her mind on meeting her maker and those who had preceded her, she set out on her final journey.
She will be missed and toasted for years to come by her surviving children: Robert and his wife Cookie of Detroit Lakes, Raymond "Butch" and his wife Akama of Woodstock N.Y., Karen and her husband Robert Velline of Cold Spring, MN. Joanne Lane of St. Cloud, MN., Rick and his wife Sue of Maple Grove MN., Mike and his wife Patty of Salt Lake City UT., Patty and her husband Mitch Vogt of Detroit Lakes, Mary and her husband Marty Solmon of Detroit Lakes, Steve of Detroit Lakes, Joe and his wife Kelli of Cold Spring MN., as well as her 35 grandchildren, 46 Great Grandchildren, and four great-great grandchildren.
Preceding her in death are her husband Leroy; sons, Ronald and James; daughter, Monica; grandson, Gabriel Solmon; great-grandson, Steven Selezan; and son-in-Law, Don Lane. Also preceding her are all her siblings: Alvina, Sadie, Angeline, Monica, Marcella and Raymond.
- See more at: Martha Bergen Obituary, Detroit Lakes, MN | David Donehower Funeral Home, Detroit Lakes, Minnesota
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October 5, 2014 Paul Revere, '60s rocker and leader of the Raiders, dies at 76
Paul Revere, leader of the 1960s rock band Paul Revere and the Raiders, died Saturday at his home in Idaho, the band's website reported. He was 76. READ MORE
From the mid 1960s Bobby Vee and Paul Revere and The Raiders have been friends and shared the stage.
Paul was a dear, dear friend and one of the true "good guys" in this business. We shared many stages over many years - on land and sea! In 2006 we opened the "Dick Clark American Bandstand Theater" in Branson along with our buddies Fabian & Bill Medley. Those were truly amazing times - rocking and rolling night after night! He will be greatly missed by many.
Paul: thanks for the incredible music and especially thanks for the laughs. Love you more than we can say…
Our love and sympathies go out to beautiful Sydney, and to all of the guys and their families.
Bobby & all of The Vees~
August 23, 2014 Vee family pulls together
ST. JOSEPH – When times are tough — and for Bobby and Karen Velline and their extended family, they've never been tougher — it can be a challenge to respond in a positive, constructive way.
Alzheimer's is tough. Bobby Vee, the 1960s music icon and Hit Parade Hall of Famer who lives on Big Watab Lake, publicly revealed his struggle with the disease three years ago.
A lung transplant is tough. Karen, Bobby's wife since 1963, had hers two years ago and is still trying to regain her health. READ MORE
June 19, 2014 Gerry Goffin, Songwriter and Carole King's Ex-Husband, Dead at 75
Lyricist Gerry Goffin, who cowrote Bobby Vee's "Take Good Care of My Baby"with his ex-wife Carole King, has died in his home in Los Angeles on Wednesday of natural causes. He was 75.
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/gerry-goffin-songwriter-and-carole-kings-ex-husband-dead-at-75-20140619#ixzz35B6ZSzzC
May 28, 2014 In Rehab!
Hello our friends and family, An exciting update on our mom.
Recovery is a day at a time. Mom continues to amaze and work her hardest to recover.
Her will amazes not just me and our family but the St Joseph staff (not to mention Duke who connects weekly). I was told over the holiday weekend by her multiple nurses, she's the only patient who asks when PT (early rehab) will show up?! And besides her weakness, she's fights back pain and whatever else you fight after being sedated and on life support that long to do her PT. She knows her requirements and she doesn't try to cheat, even in expectable ways! Her will amazes...
Mom had a very hard day yesterday, a stomach like flu, all day. Yet today, she woke up ready to go! And that's what happened!! She went...
Tonight, she was moved and downgraded to rehab. She will now start with 3 hours a day of physically therapy at the hospital gym as an inpatient and we will take baby steps towards Tucson and then home to Minnesota. If all goes well, we hope a 4-6 week process.
For the past two weeks, mom has been on nothing but her regular transplant meds. She's needed time to stabilize and find strength. She has welcomed and put to work all smarts and miracles the medical work can offer and kept going. Which is huge, she's had a huge part to do too!!!
Wether "prayer", "thoughts", "good vibes" and always "love"... It all works!!... When someone we love is ill, we come together. As a community, that is powerful to the process. As a family, we thank you!! Recovery is powerful in every form.
Prayers, peace, good vibes, thoughts and love to all of you (and more)!!
Jen and V family
May 3, 2014 Update on Mom
Hello everyone.
It's been a few days and we were hoping we would now be able to write a more encouraging update.
The last two days have been big days. Moms lungs had continued to clear, kidneys slowly improving and less demand on oxygen. Yesterday she got the go ahead to be un intubated.
She worked very hard to maintain her breathing using various techniques but her body was just working too hard. So this morning, they re-intubated her. They will do a bronc and try to drain fluid from her lung. All of this is in prep now for the tracheotomy, which will happen tomorrow morning. We were able to have short (one word response) chats with mom yesterday. She was aware that she was being re-intubated (she asked for the help and had been since last night).
The Doc said this will help get her the needed O2 - relieve strain on heart - stabilize her and promote the needed healing. He guessed it would be at least a few weeks until (if and when) the trach could come out. Ultimately, still just a wait, see and pray situation.
We all were thinking and hoping that she was strong enough to manage without all of this. The transplant team is doing what they all agree is obviously best and we believe in and trust them.
In the meantime, Tommy will be joining us Monday and I will be taking a short break in Tucson after her tracheotomy procedure. Jeff is here as well and will over lap with Tommy.
We are fortunate that we have grama's house in Mesa to base out of. A very familiar place that has a feeling of home for all of us.
God bless.
Jenny and all the Velline's
April 25, 2014 Phoenix Bound!
Just got word a bed has opened up at St Joseph's in Phoenix, ICU lung transplant program!! Waiting for there helicopter to come get mom. Thank you for your prayers. We have a road ahead of us and this news brings us more hope.
April 24, 2014
Not the best news to deliver here today.
Here's the short story:
Mom fell suddenly very ill late Tuesday night and we had her transferred by ambulance to the Oro Valley Hospital early Wednesday morning as symptoms persisted. The doctors determined that she had come down with an infection that has resulted in pneumonia, a very dangerous situation for anyone much less a transplant patient as most of you know.
The day was spent getting her stable and there was some slight improvement last night. On the recommendation of the team at Duke, the short term goal is to get her a bit more stable for travel, and to move her to St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix where there is a lung transplant team.
We will keep you posted. Please say some prayers.
With love & gratitude~
Jeff, Jenny & Bob
KQCK Radio show from Feb. 2, 2014 - The Day The Music Died. The interview with Bobby Vee is from the 2006 documentary Fargo Rocks.
The Day The Music Died – February 2, 2014 http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/45858913#/recorded/43399042
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Come to this beautiful winery as One Simple Wish hosts one of their amazing nights of Music & Merlot!
Have a few glasses of Hopewell Valley Vineyards award winning wines, grab a few giveaways, enter to win great prizes and find out how you can help One Simple Wish continue to spread joy to at-risk kids all over the US!
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Sunday, August 11, 2013
Staples Foundation, the private charitable arm of Staples, has awarded $2,000 to Creative Spark Center for the Arts under a program that lets Staples associates direct donations. The funds granted will be used to allow Creative Spark to continue to strengthen the organization and its programming for the 40,000 Lowcountry residents, students and tourists they serve each year.
The grants are part of a philanthropic initiative created by Staples Foundation which allows Staples associates around the world to direct funding to non-profit organizations that are focused on education or job skills. The program encourages local community engagement by awarding larger grants to organizations where associates are highly engaged in volunteering or fundraising – up to $25,000 per organization.
The program, called 2 Million and Change, will award funds to organizations around the world, reaching more than $2 million in grants by the end of the year. In 2012, associates globally directed more than $2.1 million of Staples Foundation grants to 470 non-profit organizations.
"Staples Foundation is committed to making a positive impact in the communities where our associates live and work," said Katy Dobbs, director of global community and giving for Staples, Inc. "Through our program, we are pleased to support our associates and the local non-profit organizations that matter to them most."
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That stupid, filty hoebag, Jennifer fucked my brother and my best friend. What a fucking hoebag!
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A girl who has sex with many patners
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Bunbun slept with Randy this morning, gave head to Shane in the afternoon, and went f**ked Ken at night. Bunbun is the ultimate hoebag.
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Britney Spears is a hoe bag.
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A physical bag that a hoe will carry with them most of the time. The bag usually contains extra clothing, lube, condoms, tampons, pregnancy test...and other such items that allow her to sleep from place to place with guy to guy. Be aware that one might call this an "emergency bag", that would be bull shit.
Tonya carried a hoe bag the whole time I knew her. Fuckin hoe.
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So, Becky began on her quest to find her next Pokemon. The Zigzagoons were cute but didn't interest her. Poochyenas were cool, but she didn't have a strong desire to catch one. She didn't have the patience to search for a Ralts, and she already had Water and Bug Types covered. That, of course, left only one option on this route: a Slakoth.
Finding one wouldn't be the issue, as they were abundant in number, but there was always the issue of Truant. Was it worth getting one if they spent half of the time slacking off? Once it's a Vigoroth that's one thing, but can she stand waiting until then? In the end, she decided that she'll use one as experience for Duster, and if inspiration struck, she would go ahead and catch it.
Duster was all for that idea. Really, anything involving him fighting was ideal, as he was more than eager to evolve. Being a cocoon was really cramping his style. When he was summoned for battle, he couldn't get out of his Poke Ball soon enough. Right in front of him, laid a Slakoth. It barely looked awake. Quite a pathetic sight, really.
"This'll be a piece of cake." Becky boasted. "Use Poison Sting." Duster did so eagerly, firing the poisonous needles at the Slakoth, who didn't even try to dodge the attack. However, it didn't seem affected at all by the attack. In fact, it just yawned it off, as it was bored at even the prospect of battling. How lame. A Pokemon with that kind of attitude would... never... ma..ke... i..t....
Before he knew it, Duster had drifted off into sleep. Turns out it wasn't just an ordinary yawn, but the attack Yawn. Becky sighed in annoyance. "Now I have to wait until he wakes up. I should have picked up some Awakenings." Fortunately, the Slakoth didn't seem to be taking advantage of the situation. It was just loafing around.
That luck didn't last long. Duster was still asleep when Slakoth finally decided to make the first strike. Slowly, but surely, it slashed at the sleeping Duster with a powerful Scratch. If there was anything impressive about this Pokemon, it's attacks had a powerful punch. The Cascoon immediately awoke from the impact of the attack. Fortunately, Duster had pretty decent defenses, but those wouldn't last him long if he kept getting hit.
"We can't let that keep happening, now can we? A Harden or two will show it who's boss." Duster agreed, and began to harden his outer shell. Slakoth just seemed to stare blankly at him. Was it even thinking of something in that brain, or was it just pure nothingness? Eventually, it began to stir. What attack would it use now?
Slakoth raised its arms high above it's head and began... clapping. Was that really it? That's how it chose to spend it's time? Some useless gesture? "Alright, now for some action." Becky grinned. "Poison Sting once more!" Duster agreed and began preparing the next attack. But, wait, what's this? He couldn't use Poison Sting. He couldn't even use Tackle if he wanted to. In fact, the only thing he could do was Harden.
On one hand, it wasn't too bad, since Slakoth only has physical attack moves naturally. On the other hand, if that was all he could do, there was no way he could weaken the Slakoth. It could still damage him, albeit not very much, eventually it would wear him down. Ooh, he had to hand it to the guy, or girl, he couldn't quite tell, they were a lot more clever than they let on before. Either that, or just lucky.
"Encore? So much for action. This one sure knows how to drag it on. Guess we'll just have to wait it out." And wait they did. As Duster was stuck in a loop of Hardening, the Slakoth was slowly, but surely, slashing away at his health. Becky was starting to wonder if the battle was worth it, but Duster didn't seem to think so. He was determined to beat this Pokemon, no matter how long it took. No one bests him.
After what felt like hours, it was only about five minutes, Duster finally was able to use Poison Sting again, and use it he did. He withered away at it's health just like it had done to him. Surprisingly enough, the Slakoth still didn't look much different than the start of the fight. It was hard to tell when to throw the Poke Ball. Yes, she had decided to catch it. It was too much time spent just for experience fodder.
Eventually, there was a visible change. It began shutting it's eyes and drifted off into sleep. Becky prayed that it was a sign, and not the Slakoth using Rest, because that would literally be the worst thing ever. She chucked the Poke Ball at the sleeping Pokemon, and crossed her fingers. The last thing she wanted was to waste any more time fighting this one.
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