Do you still bring your Pokemon cartridge to school with you?

Do you still bring your Pokemon game to school with you?

  • Yes

    Votes: 43 39.4%

  • Yes, but I'm made fun of alot.

    Votes: 8 7.3%

  • No

    Votes: 58 53.2%
  • Total voters
    109
During school and when I'm bored, I play it a lot, but when I'm not bored, I'll just keep it safe in my backpack in my locker or in my pocket.
 
No, but then again, I never did to begin with. I just have problems with bringing video games to school with me, or distracting electronics in general.
 
Yup. Or at least I did before graduating from college. And whenever anyone asked me what I was playing I was just told them. Nobody made fun of me-- of course it would be weird if people in college made fun of people for things like that.

I never brought my game to school when I was in high school but... it wasn't because I was afraid of being ridiculed but rather game boys and the like weren't allowed.
 
Nah, no-one does here anymore. Well, they might do in Primary School but i'm a little too old to comment on their behalf now XD

I gave up taking mine into school after Silver, when I kind of lost interest. There were a couple of people still taking in the newer Gen games afterwards but for the most part Pokémania died down and everyone moved on.
 
I never have, i have always been booked, no time during school, and after i run track and cross country
 
I do occasionally, no-one makes fun, you actually find out that more people like Pokémon than you think ;)

Only the other day, one of my mates pulled out Pokémon Silver in an A level Geography class, somebody else in the class has their notes in a Pikachu ringbinder!
 
I would, except for that my school is insane on rules. They already breathe down our throats for iPods and the like; I don't want my DS taken away, too..
 
I don't bring my R/B/Y/G/S/C games, cause I wouldn't be able to play them (I don't really like playing them, because my GameBoy is rather old), but I DO bring Platinum & FireRed in my DS...some people know I still play it, I get made fun of a bit, but I don't care, I'd be willing to bet that 85% of them still have something Pokemon-Related that they play with. (I play my DS in Study Hall, when we have a sub :p)

Kirbychu said:
Ha, I have it twice as bad. If I brought Pokemon to school, I'd be ridiculed for playing pokemon, and a DS. In my town logic is Xbox 360>PSP>All.
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lol that's how the majority of my school is (Well for the people that don't know about my DS)
 
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No, I'm out of school. But even if I count work, no.

The PokeWalker will make it easy to train your pokemon without your cartridge though. Well, one of them anyways.
 
I do, most people play at my school and its great when on the bus xD i'm not wasting gas on my school
 
I used to take mine to school almost every day, but then when my friend got his taken away by the teacher I got scared of losing mine so I started leaving it at home.
 
Well, sometimes I do, just 'cause. People joke around but a lot more play it than they'd care to admit ;)
 
Yeah, I always take it to school, whether I actually play on it or not is a different matter. It really depends on my mood, but I usually do play on my games.
 
yer i do but i noone knows about it but at school my bro make fun of me but atleast he doesn't tell all my friends
sometime's i just play it when im walking to and from school i play whatever i feel like im playing red at the minite im trying to do monochrome in r/b with fire its going well but i started last night so i haven't taken it in yet.
 
Yeah. for that matter i made two girls fans of the game by telling them"dammit, i gotta finish question b, play for me" or "dammit, play for me"
theyve never even touched a video game lol

they enjoyed it lol
 
I do bring my Diamond/Platinum to school since the cartridges look like any other DS cartridge and nobody in my school tends to look through my stuff like that. So I don't honestly care in bringing my DS to school.
 
What for I bring my DS to school when I can't play with it? (Dam teachers and curious classmates eyeing at me...)
 
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