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Website Feature: JC Lewis FordBy Gina Reuscher | Posted in Car Dealer Websites on Tuesday, November 18th, 2014 at 10:07 AM
A positive development process and partnership is a winning combination!
When I was assigned the JC Lewis Ford Savannah and JC Lewis Ford Lincoln Statesboro sites, my first thought was – nothing spectacular.
It started out as any other website I've developed here at DealerFire; just another couple of websites added to my lineup. But that quickly changed. Our introduction call went well and was a foreshadowing to an exceptionally positive development process for both the dealership and for me.
A two-time winner* and 2015 nominee for the TIME Dealer of the Year Award as well as recipient of Ford's 100-Year Award, I learned that JC Lewis Ford Read the rest of this entry »
Meet Paul Cashman: Walking the (Active!) TalkBy Gina Reuscher | Posted in Uncategorized on Friday, November 14th, 2014 at 2:48 PM
Encouraging an Active Lifestyle Outside the Job Place
Paul shared with us the importance of promoting health and wellness in the work environment in the blog post "Investing in Good (Company!) Health". This week, we'd like to formally introduce you to Paul Cashman, DealerFire Account Manager.
While DealerFire has grown larger and more advanced over the last several years, the values of a healthy team have stayed intact. Investing in yourself is the most important thing that you can do and we strive to allow our members the opportunity to do so as part of their jobs.
But enough about us. Watch as Paul talks about not only talking the healthy talk, but walking (and running and skiing and CrossFitting and Warrior Dashing) the walk in this VIDEO SUMMARY, including live footage of his adventures!
Progressive dealership adapts a new road to the saleBy Gina Reuscher | Posted in Dealer Testimonials on Tuesday, November 4th, 2014 at 10:00 AM
Minnesota dealership delivers on their Top 5 Critical Values to Business Success
Based on a case study completed by our account management team for Rochester Motor Cars, Christian Salazar, National Director of Sales here at DealerFire, recently sat down with Theron Gammell, Ecommerce Director for the store, to get his take on the results. Rochester Motor Cars is part of the Rydell Auto Group out of Mn.
Rochester Motor Cars strives to be an industry leader in providing unmatched quality automotive products and service. Their philosophy is based on five areas they believe are critical to business success: Read the rest of this entry »
Investing in Good (Company!) HealthBy Gina Reuscher | Posted in DealerFire Careers, DealerFire Team on Wednesday, September 10th, 2014 at 8:44 PM
Investing in Good Health is Investing in Good Business
It's not ground-breaking news that companies who take better care of their employees get more production out of them, fewer sick days and keep them employed longer. Without getting into a ton of small details and fine print, let's just all assume that we understand that healthcare is expensive for businesses and if you can reduce the cost, while increasing productivity and happiness in your employees, you should probably do it. Thankfully, DealerFire has done just that.
From weekly basketball games open to employees to local volleyball league teams that are sponsored by the company, DealerFire promotes an active lifestyle and makes these Read the rest of this entry »
Zero to Hero in 200 Days: A Digital Advertising Success StoryBy Gina Reuscher | Posted in Automotive Marketing, Car Dealer eMarketing, Dealer Testimonials on Thursday, September 4th, 2014 at 3:57 PM
Presented at AutoCon 2014 – "Zero to Hero in 200 Days: Robbins Nissan Extreme Digital Advertising Makeover"
Based on a case study completed in August 2014 by our account management team for Robbins Automall, Christian Salazar, National Director of Sales here at DealerFire, recently sat down personally with Chelsea Robbins, Marketing Director for Robbins Nissan and Robbins Chevrolet near Houston, Tx. to get her take on the results.
They proved phenomenal. Read the rest of this entry »
3 Reasons to Go ResponsiveBy Gina Reuscher | Posted in Car Dealer Website Design, Car Dealer Websites, Responsive Websites on Wednesday, August 20th, 2014 at 3:13 PM
Do you need a responsive website?
Yes, yes you do – and here are three reasons why:
1. We aren't going back in time.
Since the advent of the World Wide Web, most monitors were a fairly standard screen size and a site could be developed to allow for easy navigation for nearly all users. On June 29, 2007 came the iPhone – the device that changed it all and started this revolution. Read the rest of this entry »
Better TogetherBy Gina Reuscher | Posted in DealerFire Careers, DealerFire Team, Oshkosh, WI on Thursday, July 17th, 2014 at 11:48 AM
Recently, DealerFire staff of the female persuasion decided to take a painting class together for a little girls night out. As part of the class, we had pre-chosen a piece of artwork for inspiration and then were led step by step through the painting process by a seasoned instructor.
As each of us let loose of our inner artist and our masterpieces began to take form, individual creativity and personality was slowly revealed. And while each of us were given the same tools and were shown the same technique, each painting took on its own form.
Some of us were harder on ourselves than others. Some singularly seemed more beautiful than the next. Some skies were more blended and some grasses more lush. A few adventurous souls stepped out of the box and added their own flair or painted something different altogether. Read the rest of this entry »
Meet Eric Bolster: Your Resource for Solutions in Online Car SalesBy Gina Reuscher | Posted in DealerFire Team on Monday, July 14th, 2014 at 10:20 AM
Last week, Eric told a bit of his story and perspective on online car sales in the blog post "Selling Cars – Still a Priority?". This week, we'd like to formally introduce you to Eric Bolster, DealerFire Regional Sales Manager.
Bolster joined our team in July 2013. A brand new father, he still finds time to enjoy hobbies that include being in the outdoors and anything related to cars. Read the rest of this entry »
Selling Cars – Still a Priority?By Gina Reuscher | Posted in Car Dealer eMarketing, Car Dealer Websites on Tuesday, July 8th, 2014 at 2:10 PM
Flashback: Growing up, I was always around cars. I find peace around cars, have always had an interest in cars even before girls.
The point to this flashback is, I believe passion sets the great salesman apart from the salesman that struggles to make numbers each month. However, some will argue that a great car salesman doesn't have to be passionate about cars at all. Some would say a good work ethic and ability to be good with people is the only requirement. One thing is for sure, if you are not following up with your leads, you aren't selling anything.
I grew up with my father teaching me a strong work ethic and independency that I am grateful for to this day. As soon as I was able and upon his urging, I gained a work permit and began summer employment at a Fortune 500 retailer while the rest of my friends planted themselves at the community pool.
This company taught me to call shoppers "guests" instead of "customers." It was a different way of thinking back then, but is in line with exactly how it should be. People on your lot, on your website or in your showroom should not only be called guests, but also valued as guests; as if they were guests in your home and not only your dealership, you should be fulfilling their wants and needs.
Fast Forward: Now fast forward, I combined my retail experience and my life interest and turned to…CARS! I brought youth, high energy, a need to succeed to the dealership. I went to work early to make coffee and stock the fridges with beverages for guests and most importantly, called or emailed website leads from the night before.
I asked an older, cowboy boot wearing salesman I looked up to, "Why don't the other guys fight to call these website leads each morning?" I'll never forget his reply. He told me, "If you have the energy to entertain those tire-kickers instead of selling cars, then go ahead."
Soon after doing my morning routine, I found myself moving up the whiteboard grid on my sales manager's office wall and other salesmen noticed more and more guests come into the showroom asking for me from conversations that all started from website leads.
Today: Now, years later, you can't ignore an internet lead. If you are in a dealership and get first-party leads directly from your own site or your paying to get your leads from third-party vendors, it's honestly the new "name of the game" to selling cars!
And we all know that the first-party leads that come right from your own website have a higher chance of closing and are easier to close, but the point is that they are ALL important, right?
I pose this question based on my own recent experience that have me pondering if Internet Sales Managers, General Managers and even Dealer Principals know what's going on in their own dealerships.
It started when I began my hunt for a new vehicle. Still being in the auto industry, I knew exactly what I wanted out of my next new car, but needed to find the dealership who had it on their lot. Finding new, used and Certified Pre-Owned versions of the perfect vehicle wasn't hard, so I narrowed it down to price and submitted my personal information through the website, willingly giving my email, cell and work phone numbers.
Each morning I would check my email inbox and spam folder (just in case) and look for voicemails or missed calls, but was let down. I moved on and submitted a new lead to the next dealership, providing my email, cell and work number once again. The cycle repeated itself and I found it to be more effort on my part than that of the dealer. I was shocked to realize that dealers throw money to lead providers, hire people at dealership level for the sole purpose of gaining leads and invest in lead converting websites to have me on their doorsteps knocking waiting for no answer.
What Happened Next: In three weeks, I submitted eight leads to eight different dealerships of which one emailed me back to let me know that they were sold out of 2014s and 2015 models would arrive in late July; however, never asking further interest questions nor any effort in inviting me to the lot for a different option.
I did have two automotive CRM auto-responders send the generic "Thank you for your interest, a sales rep will be contacting you shortly." But the contact never happened.
Only one dealership actually called and emailed me and asked to learn more about me, invite me into the showroom to drive the vehicle and and follow up to answer questions I might have.
- Four dealerships never did anything with my lead information
- Two dealerships that failed to follow up on a CRM auto response
- One dealership that didn't care to sell me anything
- One (and only one!) dealership that did it right.
After this personal experience, I thought about the automotive industry and all of those in it who talk and write books on this very subject and then remembered a quote from the great, Zig Ziglar who said "Timid salesmen have skinny kids." I think that quote fits this perfectly to what is going on here.
Not only is this a training opportunity, but wouldn't you call this a profit leak? I knew what I wanted, what I could afford and was willing to give someone my business, but I was the one putting in all the work. To me, any incoming lead, sounds like an easy conversion and an easy payday, so why wasn't selling me, the guest, a car made a priority?
The Solution: So how do we fix this? If you're an internet sales manager, a new car manager, used car manager, general manager, vice-president, part owner or dealer principal, you need to be aware of how your leads are handled in your own dealership!
Ask yourself things like:
- Is my team calling leads?
- Do they introduce themselves and the dealership?
- Are my salesmen using my marketing dollars to convert online traffic into car sales?
One way to gain answers and accountabiility is by digging into your CRM and read the notes, assuming those notes are transparent and entered correctly.
The best way, however – the most honest way to answer your concerns and to gauge if this is a profit leak for your dealership – is to test it. Create an email address set-up via MSN, Google, Yahoo or another and submit a lead and grade the response, if any, in terms of your own key performance indicators for time, friendliness, quality and thoroughness.
Takeaways: By treating your shoppers as guests, understand they have needs and wants and by having a team on the other end of that lead ready and willing to follow up with any guest who takes the time to share their contact information, you can then plug this profit leak, make many more contacts, build or repair the dealership's reputation and most importantly – MOVE MORE UNITS!


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This is...different....From the Red Wings (via RedWingsFeed), but you'll find out about some of the rides that the Wings' players take to the rink. Let's just say that the gents tend to have more than one "fall/spring" car and a winter SUV.
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The Red Wings' home exhibition opener against the Boston Bruins this evening (7 PM) won't be televised, but Ken Kal and Paul Woods will be doing play-by-play on AM 1270 (online as well as on the radio), and Kal posited a game-day preview on the Red Wings' website:
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Weiss Skates On Home Ice Tonight
by Paul on 09/21/13 at 10:48 AM ET
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from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
Stephen Weiss will be centering the top line tonight as the Detroit Red Wings make their home preseason debut against the Boston Bruins (7 p.m., no TV).
It'll be Weiss' first game (exhibition) at Joe Louis Arena as a Red Wing. He'll be flanked by Johan Franzen, who is making his preseason debut after missing a couple of games due to a hip flexor, and Daniel Cleary.
Daniel Alfredsson, who started training camp on the second line with Weiss and Franzen, remains idled with a sore groin.
"It's always special to play here as a visiting team,'' Weiss said. "To do it with a Red Wings jersey on is going to be even more special. I'm really looking forward to it. Got the butterflies going this morning when I woke up.''
continued inlcudes expected lineup...
There is not TV or radio coverage from the Bruins, so Ken Kal (1270am) is your only choice tonight to catch the game.
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Parking aroundd the Joe on Saturday will be a mess
by George Malik on 09/20/13 at 09:41 PM ET
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Hello. Still on "sabbatical," may or may not continue on Saturday. As you might imagine, when you've worked for 200 hours and you come home, the "crash" is not exactly pleasant, but I'm grateful to Paul for lending a hand--and it has been busier than hell today.
Anyway, the Wings sent out a press release detailing the parking options available to those who are attending Saturday's game against Boston (7 PM, no local or Boston TV, AM 1270 only), and it's gonna be...A frickin' mess, so their "Guests Should Arrive Early" header's very appropriate--because some awful comedian will be performing at the Fox Theatre, the Tigers will be playing the White Sox at 7 PM, and there's going to be construction at my favorite parking spot, the Cobo Roof:
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DeKeyser Continues His Growth With The Red Wings
by Paul on 09/20/13 at 06:21 PM ET
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Ansar Khan of Milve with a feature on Danny DeKeyser,
DeKeyser, 23, is preparing for his first full NHL season, an 82-game grind, plus playoffs, unlike anything he experienced at Western Michigan.
The Red Wings have every reason to believe he'll handle it well. Adding seven pounds to his lanky 6-foot-3, 190-pound frame should help.
"He put on lots of muscle and got stronger and looks real confident and is good with the puck out there,'' coach Mike Babcock said. "He's just got to keep getting better on the nuances of the game, when to have one hand on the stick, when to have two hands on the stick, where to stand in his own zone, how to be more evasive on the breakout, how to get the puck through from the point, lots of stuff.
"He just skates so good and he's so smart. One day he might be 210 (pounds), but right now it's still a great advancement for him.''
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Audio/Video- Holland Talks Wings
by Paul on 09/20/13 at 05:14 PM ET
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Ken Holland was on Sportsnet's Hockey Central today and discussed Alfredsson and the rest of the team.
17 forwards fighting for 14 spots, both Sameulsson and Bertuzzi are healthy. Wings need to score more, all per Holland in the interview.
Update: If you want to listen to the interview instead, here it is:
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A Few Popular Names Still Missing From Wings Alumni Roster
by Paul on 09/20/13 at 02:27 PM ET
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from Bill Roose at the Wings' website,
It's possible that the Wings could extend its current list of commitments to 50 individuals, said Holland, who still hopes to wrangle Sergei Fedorov and Steve Yzerman for the New Year's Eve festivities.
The problem with both former Detroit stars is that they are general managers for pro hockey teams elsewhere, with Yzerman in Tampa Bay and Fedorov in Moscow.
"Sergei is interested. I think depending on how his team is doing as we get closer … he's interested," Holland said. "At some point I'm going to reach out to Steve. Obviously, Steve knows the game is going on. He knows everyone wants him to play. I haven't officially asked him. I've sort of, on occasion, cracked some jokes, but at some point and time here, once we get out of training camp and the season gets up and running, I'll officially reach out and see what he's thinking."
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Patrick Eaves Out For Up To One Month
by Paul on 09/20/13 at 12:51 PM ET
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The Hockey News Makes Their Atlantic Division Predictions
by Paul on 09/20/13 at 12:12 PM ET
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from The Hockey News,
X-FACTOR: Still recovering from the retirement of all-time great Nicklas Lidstrom, the development of Detroit's young defense corps will be a key to watch this season. The back end started to solidify by playoff time with the ascension of Danny DeKeyser and Brendan Smith, so the promise is there. But these guys are still in their youth as NHL players and will have hiccups from time to time. Jonathan Ericsson still needs to bring more to the table. Niklas Kronwall has stepped up as a capable leader of the blueline – but how strong will the depth be over 82 games?
PERIPHERAL PREDICTION: At least one of Detroit's young forwards (Tomas Tatar, Gustav Nyquist, Joakim Andersson) brings way more to the table than anyone guesses – because that's what Red Wings do.
more on the Wings...
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Friday Morning Update On The Wings
by Paul on 09/20/13 at 09:39 AM ET
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As reported by the beat writers...
Alfredsson and Franzen on the ice, Helm left after drills and no update on Eaves, who is not skating.
I will update this post as needed.
added 1:30pm, Chuck Pleiness with a video of Babcock talking briefly about last night's game and a few injury updates.
Watch it below...
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A Song for Gaza: The Ballad of Rivka and Mohammed - Video
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Written and sung by Leon Rosselson. The song was written in July/August 2014 as Israel's bombardment of Gaza slaughtered 2000 civilians, among them hundreds of children.
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After the first child, nobody batted an eye; after the 50th not even a slight tremor was felt in a plane's wing; after the 100th, they stopped counting; after the 200th, they blamed Hamas. After the 300th child they blamed the parents. After the 400th child, they invented excuses; after (the first) 478 children nobody cares.
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When angry protesters shout "Death to the Jews!" at "anti-Israel" rallies in Antwerp, Berlin and London, and Jews are trapped in a Paris synagogue and firebombed by an angry mob, how can you honestly posit that anti-Zionism has nothing to do with anti-Semitism?
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Q: My cover band is about to start learning new material of tunes released over the last couple of years. We're a 5-piece (vocals, guitar, bass, drums, keys) and a lot of the songs have synth parts – more than one keyboard player can play – and brass parts that I feel are important to... »
Bass in the Spotlight and Overcoming Self-Doubt
Q: A couple of months ago, I quit my band and because of the state of the guitarists in my area, I decided to start go small, with bass, drums and vocals. Now that some time has passed, I feel that everything is falling apart, which is depressing. Do you think it is a good... »
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I want to pick up on David French's post announcing our victory for life in a closely-watched free speech case in New York City.
There was a problem with this law from the very start.
It singled out and targeted pro-life advocates - crisis pregnancy centers - in New York City. The requirements were burdensome and quite frankly, unconstitutional.
That's why we filed a federal lawsuit challenging the law and brought you an update last month when we participated in oral arguments before the court on our request for a preliminary injunction in this case.
The decision granting our request for a preliminary injunction - blocking the implementation of this discriminatory law - represents a significant victory. The opinion, issued by Judge William H. Pauley in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, came on the eve of the law's scheduled enactment.
What's encouraging is that the court clearly understood that this measure is not only wrong, but violates the First Amendment rights of our clients. The court correctly concluded the law violates free speech saying the law's "over-expansiveness is evident from its very language."
The court was especially critical of the City's desire to single-out crisis pregnancy centers with the new law.
"Defendants' second argument--that Plaintiffs engage in commercial speech because they are provided an audience to whom they can espouse their beliefs--is particularly offensive to free speech principles," the court declared. "While Defendants apparently regard an assembly of people as an economic commodity, this Court does not. Under such a view, flyers for political rallies, religious literature promoting church attendance, or similar forms of expression would constitute commercial speech merely because they assemble listeners for the speaker."
The opinion states: "This Court will not upend established free speech protections in service of Defendants' overly broad definition of commercial speech." The court added: "Local Law 17's fundamental flaw is that ... permits the Commission to classify a facility as a 'pregnancy services center' based solely on unspecified criteria."
The complete opinion is posted here.
As you'll recall, this ordinance requires crisis pregnancy centers to post signs in the lobbies of their counseling centers, add extensive additional written language to their advertising materials, and to provide oral statements during both "in person" and telephonic conversations regarding the services offered by crisis pregnancy centers. The requirements apply only to crisis pregnancy centers and not to abortion businesses like Planned Parenthood.
It forced crisis pregnancy centers to adopt and express views about abortion and contraception that they strongly disagree with.
That's why we filed a federal lawsuit that contends that the ordinance violates the constitutionally protected rights to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly and association, freedom of the press, and due process of law, guaranteed to Plaintiffs by the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, as well as the New York Constitution. The lawsuit is posted here.
Now that we've secured this important First Amendment victory through a preliminary injunction, our attention turns toward making this injunction permanent. Of course, the City of New York may decide to appeal this decision. And, if that's the case, we will aggressively meet that challenge.
At the end of the day, though, we're confident this troubling measure will never be enacted. And, with the issuance of this preliminary injunction, we took an important step toward ensuring that the constitutional rights of crisis pregnancy centers in New York City remain protected.
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He "was a flirt, but he never touched me inappropriately, or anyone else that I could tell," says the woman, adding that Arnold was "respectful" of his staffers.
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I need blueberry pancakes, sausage and eggs! All I can think about is food. I'm 24.2 weeks. Anybody else?
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Ohh only 1 HR to wait! Or are you doing the three hour test? I have GD and take insulin. It sucks.
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Yes! I'm obsessing over food...to the point that if I can't get it, I will go get it. LOL It's all I think about and now that you mention the blueberry pancakes, sausage and eggs, I'm screwed! ;)
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which is ash's strongest team or just pick your favorite - Results (135 votes)
Charizard, squirtle, bulbasuar, muk and snorlax
27.41% (37 votes)
bayleef, totodile, quilava, noctowl and heracross
2.22% (3 votes)
sceptile, torkoal, glalie, corphish and swellow
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torterra, infernape, staraptor, gible and buizel
57.04% (77 votes)
unfezant, pignite, Oshawott, krookodile and snivy
1.48% (2 votes)
or his 6th gen team will be the best!!!
3.7% (5 votes)
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and for fifth gen heres an alternate team if you don't like the one above
Leavanny, krookodile, boldore, palpitoad, and scraggy
Your no match for my ALLSTAR STARTER pokemon (-o-)
Hoenn or Sinnoh. I voted Sinnoh since they were probably the better.
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i can see ash's actually winning more with this team lol
charizard, infernape, sceptile, torterra, krookodile and pikachu
Your no match for my ALLSTAR STARTER pokemon (-o-)
If he only had the brains to mix some of his Kanto Team, with his Hoenn Team and Sinnoh Team:
Pikachu, Charizard, Sceptile, Infernape, Snorlax, Gliscor
Then he would whoop the 8 Gyms and the League just like Tobias did with his Darkrai >_>
EDIT: If Snorlax's lazy/hungry, replace him with Krookodile.
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I think the hoenn team beats the sinnoh team if he has Gible in it. But... if he uses Gliscor.. :o
Now let's sacrifice some chickens! :D
I'd rather just make a custom team out of all of his teams.
That's his best team in my opinion. But out of your choices, guess I'll say Kanto since I have the most pokemon from there on this team.
Traptin3days posted...
I think the hoenn team beats the sinnoh team if he has Gible in it. But... if he uses Gliscor.. :o
I completely forgot about gliscor!! 0_0
Your no match for my ALLSTAR STARTER pokemon (-o-)
Infernape, Staraptor and mini Garchomp.
The other gens consists of rubbish.
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SarojPollard posted...
Traptin3days posted...I think the hoenn team beats the sinnoh team if he has Gible in it. But... if he uses Gliscor.. :o
Shame on you! Gliscor is the smexyness! >:O
Now let's sacrifice some chickens! :D
Should of included Snorlax somewhere.
Definitely Sinnoh, I don't watch it, but 2 starters fully evolved, a cool Gliscor, and some potential even if it evolved into Gambite someday, Gible. Good enough for me.