
Jason E. Mueller
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Jason E. Mueller
@QuirkyOptimist
Southeast Wisconsin business and career coach with a twist of spirituality and theater. Trying to be positive, inspiring and helping. Have a fantastic day :)
Milwaukee Area, Wisconsin Katılım Nisan 2009
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Trainers, be on the lookout for Meteorites, which can be used to take Rayquaza’s power to new heights!
Using a Meteorite will teach Rayquaza the Charged Attack Dragon Ascent, and you can get Meteorites by completing certain research tasks during #PokemonGOFest2023: Global!

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@Frankschoo1 @ali_namz @PokemonGoApp But GoFest Ticket purchasers get one. And the #1 isn't red anymore, just the button grayed out.
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Just entered this @TheMidnightLA contest! Enter here: toneden.io/counter_record…
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@PokemonGoApp Yeah, this is pretty unattainable in rural areas where there are few spawns and very few raid groups that can get together. Very much a let down.
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@MartinKove Looking forward to it, thanks for the update!!
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@thecobrakoves Where can I listen to the podcast? Can't find it on Spotify yesterday or today. Looking forward to listening to this!
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@impshaybri @BuzzFeed unearthed your tweet in a recent article. I thought it was unusual something from 2 administrations ago was repurposed but it fit the post. Maybe more retro replies coming because of it?
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@QuirkyOptimist At least this was a funny reply unlike everyone else to my tweet from almost TEN YEARS AGO
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@iosefmann Can't think of anyone that painted walls a bright orange...
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@jordanjan7 So you wouldn't get carded. Or ticketed for being out after curfew
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@caitlingilbs Sitcom thing to make things look all close and connected.
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@_bookbabble_ Um no. CD's are Compact Discs you would listen to music on. Computer disks were from the 80's and 90's that the 'Save' icon was modeled after. Computer Disks were just data storage. Eventually Compact Discs were writable and could be used for data storage but that was short lived
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@Brittany_Books Really random but I just noticed that on the Juno cover this morning and was wondering the same thing.
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@MudassirQayyum Carry over from 70's and 80's we forgot to take care of. Just fell off the radar I guess.
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@JillianDingee @sxmLithium So ferrets are actually quite hilarious to watch and play with. They're a lot of work to keep up on them though, so it requires a ton of attention and upkeep. But a pet that has a spacial memory like a GPS, and can be passive aggressive when they don't get their way is funny.
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I heard a great question on @sxmLithium today. Why did people in the 90s have ferrets? Discuss.
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@plattypie As a kid you had to know what your mom was shopping for so you could figure out what aisles she would be in. Kids had different survival skills then
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