SHOP NAKED!!! *Prediction Based Offence OU RMT* SHOP NAKED!!!

Aero Oasis

Now that I got your attention... lol

Basically, I got an idea that revolved around luring the opponent to attack with moves and then hit themselves on the head after.

ANY CRITIQUES OR CHANGES ARE WELCOME!!!!!

NO POKEMON ARE PERMANENT, I WILL TEST ANY IDEA!!!!!!!

Without further ado...

Predict Team: At a glance...

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Aerodactyl @ Focus Sash
Jolly, 252 Atk, 252 Spd, 6 HP
Ability: Pressure

Moveset:
Stealth Rock
Taunt
Earthquake
Stone Edge

Very standard, yet effective lead. Puts up SR, hopefully keeps my opponent from doing the same, bam. Dosent do much damage, but I usually keep him in till he dies unless they use an attack that would be benefitial to the rest of my team (i.e. Thunderbolt/thunderwave).

Used to be a Frosslass, then Jirachi. Just want a way to set up SR n stop them, any suggstions?

Attracts some Lighting moves, in which case I go to...



Electivire @ Expert Belt
Adamant, 252 Atk, 252 Spd, 6 HP
Ability: Moter Drive

Moveset:
Thunder Punch
Ice Punch
Cross Chop
Earthquake

Secondary Phys. Sweeper. The first member of the team that (hopefully) benefits from the opponents mistake. Its pretty easy to get the speed boost from attacks aimed at Gyarados and Aerodactyl, or really any T-Wave pokemon (Blissey, anybody?) Well, with the speed boost, Electivire usually gets around 3 kills before falling, which is a great trade.

Attracts a lot of ground moves, in which case I go to...



Azelf @ Life Orb
Timid, 252 SpA, 252 Spd, 6 HP
Ability: Levitate

Moveset:
Nasty Plot
Psychic
Flamethrower
Grass Knot

Primary special sweeper. Azelf switches in on ground moves, and often greatly punishes the opponent for it. Firstly, many EQ users are choiced, like flygon and more, so me switching in gives them no option but to switch out, in which case I nasty plot and sweep from there. Outside of Choice, Azelf causes enough switches to would-be Azelf Counters, but with SR+LO+NP+SEffective and more, usually I get OHKO's. This guy averages about 3 kills with a free NP.

No real beneficial switches from here, but Dark and Bug moves go to...


Scizor @ Life Orb
Adamant, 252 Atk, 226 Spd, 32HP
Ability: Technician

Moveset:
Swords Dance
Bullet Punch
Super Power
X-Scissor

Scizor fits the team quite well, providing much needed priority and good typing. With 1 weakness, and useful resists, he gets some fairly nice switch-ins, where he can promptly Swords Dance, and sweep accordingly. Standard set, though he hates bulky waters, where i'm stuck with X-Scissor, but I usually switch in this case.

Attracts a lot of fire moves, so I can switch to...


Heatran @ Leftovers
Timid, 252 Spd, 252 SpA, 6 HP
Ability: Flash Fire

Moveset:
Flamethrower
Earth Power
Will-O-Wisp
Substitute

Secondary special sweeper, and status annoyer. Cripples enough Phys sweepers to make me happy. Heres how this set works: Switch in on a pokemon scared of Scarftran, Subst. as they switch, W-o-W the counter, and if they break sub, switch to proper poke, if they dont break, attack till they do, rinse and repeat. Any magic numbers in HP for the sub?

Attracts some ground attacks, see above, also some Water attacks, so I CAN go to...



Gyarados @ Life Orb
Adamant, 252 Atk, 252 Spd, 6 HP
Ability: Intimidate

Moveset:
Dragon Dance
Waterfall
Stone Edge
Earthquake

Primary Phys. Sweeper. This guy is just amazing. With 1 DD, he sweeps through most teams, and if their gyara counter is out of the way, gg. Forces a lot of switches with intimidate, getting the DD (I dont usually go for two, LO takes enough HP as it is). If enemy is burned (from Heatran) then its a lot easier to get this guy in. Ground immunity is great, and water has good typing too. GREAT for luring out lighting attacks for Electivire!

Attracts a LOT of electric attacks, where I go to... Electivire!


Ok, so Aero SR's and taunts, usually stopping SR. This gives me the upper hand later on, when I force lots of switches with counters, making it easier to sweep (especially with Scizor, who usually needs them weakened to pick them off). Tran gives Burn support, so I can switch in and set up easier. Breloom gives sleep support and is status tank. Also go-to guy on trickers, they can have the toxic orb!

List of Switches for my Mon:

*Aero* : Ice - Heatran, Gyarados.

Electric - Electivire, Breloom

Rock - Breloom, Azelf (as Rock is usually paired with ground with little else)

Water - Breloom, Gyarados, Electivire (scares them away (only if need be, dont wanna give him away))

Steel - Heatran, Gyarados, Breloom, Electivire

*Electivire* : Ground - Azelf, Gyarados, Aerodactyl (if alive)

*Azelf* : Dark - Breloom, Heatran

Bug - Heatran, Breloom, Gyarados, Aerodactyl

Ghost - Heatran, anyone really, not too common

*Breloom* : Flying - Aerodactyl, Electivire, Heatran, Gyarados

Fire - Heatran, Gyarados, Aerodactyl

Psychic - Azelf, Heatran

Poison - Heatran, Gyarados, Aerodactyl, Azelf

*Heatran* : Ground - Azelf, Gyarados, Breloom

Fighting - Azelf, Gyarados, Aerodactyl

Water - Breloom, Gyarados, Electivire

*Gyarados* : Electric - Electivire, Breloom

Rock - Breloom, Azelf


So there you have it! Ive been playin this team for a while, movin around pokemon, testing, and so on, and Ive gotten to the point where I dont know what I can do with the team, now I need YOUR help!

Team Predict: Review

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Thanks a bunch guys!
 
Firstly Aerodactyl lead is garbage now because metagross, and infernape tear throught it and it's very out classed and isn't the best anti-lead weavile could work better. Now add metagross as you lead to make the team stable. Basic set you can find it on the smogon search.
Moving on bulk up on breloom isn't very smart since brelooms defenses are garbege it isn't going to help him out, but breloom can learn swords dance which is better and raises attack by two stages and bulk up only raises it by one stage. Also I would suggest toxic on heatran over WoW because toxic has higher accuracy and kills faster and does stronger damage each turn, and it's more officant.
 
This is just something I've noticed. The lack of a scarfer or priority user could hurt your team. Try running ScarfAzelf, Scarf Latias or ScarfGengar over your Azelf?
 
Hey Aero, how did the last team go? :) I'll just jump right to the team rate and hope that I can be of any help;)

I have to agree with RainDance that Aerodactyl isn't really that useful as a starter anymore, unless of course it is really important for you to both keep rocks of your side of the field and have rocks up on the enemies field.
I haven't seen a NP Azelf in quite some time, how does it work out in the current metagame?
Lately I have seen a MixVire set that is supposed to be more effective than the physical electivire, try it out and see if it fits your team better than the one you have now, though it is not a physical sweeper anymore, so maybe you would need a new poke for that if you decide to put this guy into the team. Here is the standard set found in the analysis:

Electivire @ Expert Belt/Life Orb
Nature: Mild
36Atk/252SpA/220Spe
- Thunderbolt
- Flamethrower
- HP Ice/HP Grass
- Cross Chop

I myself is no fan of Electivire because I think it isn't really a threat, but if you can use it effectively then by all means use it:)
The point of this set is that it takes on more pokemon than the physical set, and that it takes on many of the counters for the physical set. Use Life Orb only if you feel you need the extra power. And just as a side notice, with this EV spread Thunderbolt does more damage than ThunderPunch in the physichal set.

I love Bulk Up Breloom and use it a lot, especially now when Tyranitar is so popular:) About the EV spread, you should always max attack on Breloom. If there is any special pokemon you want to outspeed you can give it enough speed to outspeed those, then put the rest in HP, but I advice you to go with the standard spread of:

Adamant
248HP/252Atk/8Spe

The 8 in speed is to outspeed most skarmory so you can sleep them if you switch in to them. Here is a RMT where this Breloom really shines:)
http://www.smogon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=47885

If you want to be tricky you can use Leftovers on Breloom and try to switch into a Toxic or getting hit by Toxic Spikes, but I do not recommend it as not all teams have that, and then you find yourself with a less bulky loom then you could have had.

I don't see the problem of having WoW on Heatran, it does really fuck up many of it counters, but you could try Toxic and see what you likes better, because as RainDance says, it is more accurate, and since you don't run a bulky Heatran set you want as much accuracy as possible. WoW really does surprise people though, and it destroys any physical sweepers for the rest of the game.

It seems to me that you are a little DDMence weak, what are your experiences with Mence? Since you have no priority user or scarfer in your team as Tarquinmacdonald said you have problems revenge kill it too. As a suggestion you could switch Aerodactyl for Azelf in the lead position and use the lead set, then put CBScizor in Aerodactyl slot. Then you have a powerful priority user and scizor will attract a lot of fire moves which can give Heatran a Fire Boost;)

The Lead Azelf set and CBScizor set are as follows:

Azelf @ Focus Sash
Nature: Naive
EVs: 4Atk/252SpA7252Spe
IVs: 28SpD
- SR
- Explosion
- Psychic
- Fire Blast/Taunt

The IV changes are the IVs you can have with Naive nature. You can still hinder your opponent putting up stealth rocks if you decide to go with taunt, and put it up yourself. You can also Explode and kill an annoying pokemon;)

Scizor @ Choice Band
Ability: Technician
Nature: Adamant
EVs: 252HP/252Atk/4Spe
- U-Turn/X-Scissor
- Bullet Punch
- Superpower/Brick Break
- Pursuit

U-Turn is great for it's utility, and Superpower is recommended because it OHKOs most Heatran and Magnezone, but if you find screens to be a bastard Brick Break still OHKO all offensive Heatrans:)

Try out some of the stuff here and see if it works, I hope I was of any help;)
 
Rain: Thanks for the comments! Metagross would be a nice lead, but is much too slow to stop the set up of SR, and is also vunerable to taunt. I tryed him a while ago, but it dosent work for me. Besides, I just need Aero to set up SR and stop them. EZ enough. But ur right when u say metagross leads gove trouble, Some times they can get SR up cause I have to SR first round or they revenge with BP.

Brelooms defences are not garbage at all, use him and u will love him. Max HP n toxic orb n BU's = Physical pwnage. Its great cause I can set up on phys sweepers who do less and less each turn, untill I gain health each turn. SD may be viable, but thats not the goal for him. He is a tank, and a damn good one at that. =D

Toxic is also an option with accuracy, but I dont EVER plan on stalling anyone out on the team (unless using Breloom, who just sets up, but the opponent is usually asleep anyway (spore)). Accuracy is a bit of a hiderence, but if the plan dosent work, I leave the feild with 87% HP, getting a "free switch" to the appropiate counter, rinse and repeat. I need the burn so I can get my counters in at less of a cost, and lemme tell you: TTar, Gyarados, Lucario, "insert physical sweepers name here" HATES being burned with a deathly passion. They become basically useless set up fodder. This is especially true cause most of Trans counters are Phys or mixed sweepers! The 12% damge is just a lil bonus, making it even ez er to sweep.

Tarquin: Thanks for the comment! While it may not be much, Breloom provides Mach Punch, is strong enough to take any physical hit, and do it again. This makes him a great Revenge Killer that is not frail like most others.

I used to have Scarftran for that, but i figured something out: I HATE CHOICE. (mabye except for CBSciz, who might as well be uber). (and some others i cant think of now). I'm relucant to even ponder over the idea of my Beast-of-a-sweeper Azelf turn into a wimpy, defenceless (if locked in a bad move) revenger. He is my main Spc. Sweeper, and leaves destruction in his path. Thanks though!

Neno: Hey there, stranger! Thanks for the help last team, and more so for this team! Its awesome to see you consistantly providing good RMT's and being so active! (That sounded like I think I'm a mod or a veteran here, I know I'm not! lol)

My lead just needs to do those two things, but it would be nice to do significant damage once in a while. (Remember, I go into most Battles 6-5 and the team still works GREAT, imagine if it was like 6-4 in my favor... muahaha) But for now Aero seems like a good enough option for the job.

NP Azelf = Chuck Norris if he were psychic. Just sayin. lol.

Mixvire works well, but a. He is a great phys sweeper as it is. b. I rly dont want to divide up the EV's, dedication is key. He's not usually by first switch into phys walls anyway, and when they switch in on him, he gets one free attack, and I can sometimes predict if they will switch, giving me the upper hand, and usually leting me 2HKO. I can test it though, see how it does work.

Yea, Ive read that thread multible times, it was one of like two RMT's that gave me the idea for the team. But this is where I found the Bulkyloom set originally, and what made me want to try it.

That is a good idea, but it seems so conditional, and I like 12% a lot lol. But that sounds like its effective in the hands of an expert, far from me.

W-o-W: see above.

As for mence, I hate him. Breloom can sleep with spore, and OHKO or 2HKO with Stone edge, or bulk up and prepare for sweep. However, DDMence always OHKO's with Fireblast (I think, but it always does to me). Mence was the main reason for me wanting more speed in Breloom, but I relize it is unlikely id ever outspeed him. So I can spore on the switch in, SE on the switch in, or switch to tran on the FB, which is rather stupid as all I do is burn him, FB not effected by it. Also, I can hope for the miss.. =/ thats pretty last resort though.

Electire with the Speed boost usually outspeeds and OHKO's with Ice punch, even better cause they like to send out Mence early in Elect's sweep to "counter", but he NEEDs the speed boost for it (I think, Elec is way faster than I take him to be!)

Gyarados can outspeed and Stone Edge for OHKO after DD, dont know about before one DD. Also, can spam Intimidate for ez(er) setup for whoever.

I cant afford my main Spc. sweeper as a suicide lead, and anyways, hes a little slow for my taste. I tried him a while ago though, so at least we are thinking on the same track.

CBScizor may verywell find a way onto the team, he is O so uber! lol, he could replace Breloom, mainly for Priority. I have nice exp with him from an evil fear team Ive been using, preparing for a tour (dont know which or when, just getting it ready (shh dont tell anyone, Im not RMTing it cause it likes suprise (u didnt read anything!))) But yea, he could work.

I actually considered him when thinking about Tran's possibilities in switch in's, but I think Brelooms cool and he has spore and he's cool. =). Although, it may be worth comparing the two for benefits, disadvantages, team synergy (espeically resistances), stuff like that. I know I could but Im tired and always lazy and usually busy, and Im more or less a noob. =/.

Neno, I think we are very similar by nature, I have thought many of the thoughts U have typed here, thats encouraging. Im glad to know Im not a complete idiot! lol.

BTW, HERE IS A QUESTION I AM CURIOUS ABOUT FOR A MULTITUDE OF REASONS********************************

What Pokemon is best for defeating other Pokemon ONE ON ONE, equal footing?

What Pair of Pokemon can together defeat many pokemon on equal footing? (Not doubles).

I know theres no right answer, but its important to me!

Thank you so much guys, this team can rly improve with your help!
 
I still think Mixvire is the way to go. If you go pure physical, you get walled too easily and waste not only your motor Drive Bonus, but you also lose the ability to trick your opponent into doing it again. you have other physical based attackers, trust me, use the mixed set (I run a team with everyone on your team except I use fortress and togekiss over breloom and aero).
 
Militia: Thanks for the post! I am still contemplating mixvire, and Im about to go test it. How exactly do I waste the motor boost drive? And also, how do I lose the ability to get it again? How does mixvire solve for that?

Thanks!
 
Just something to test:

- make azelf your lead and change your moveset accordingly
- take out dactyl and put in a physical attacking swampert (choice band)
- change gyara to either physical infernape or physical/mix mence (try all three)

Weird, I know, but I tested it a bit and it's pretty neat. Just an idea.

Most of what I was gonna say has been said, nice rate Neno ;o
 
Cost: Thanks for the post! The ideas you've given me may be ok, but if I were to even try them, I'd need a little more info as to why they are better and how they work.

As to Azelf, I can't afford to make him my lead, as he has great synergy for switches and I cant just let him die. Additionally, he makes a BEAST of a sweeper, and with one NP, rapes. I tryed him as a lead before and made Gengar my sweeper, but it fails rather misrably. Azelf is too slow to always keep rocks off my side of the field while still putting my own up, and while it can snag some kills, it is a suicide lead that dosent work for me.

Since Aero is my lead, pert isnt really an option. Too slow for rocks. Even then, I dont find too much synergy with him, no real benefitical switches. Thanks for the idea though.

Nape has such low defences, I can't get him in safely on switches, even NVE ones. Anyway, gyarados is the main attractor of Thunder/bolt/wave, which gives me a great switch into Electivre. Nape nor Mence gives me this option, so while they may be good individuals, they just dont fit. Gyara also has most (if not all) the resistances Mence has, minus the glaring (but helpful) electric weakness.

And DDdos pwns. =)

Thanks for the idea, who knows, I may test them.

Oh, Mixvire works ok, I'm probably misplaying him, but he seems a little less effective than Phys. The main reason is usually electric types. I switch in on the electric move, and then... EQ? No, none of that for Mixvire, so I resort to hitting the pokemon with my lower Spc. Attk, and their higher spc. def, with no EQ for super effective. Cross Chop is a little unreliable, but it hits "counters" hard, so I need it. I may put in EQ over one move, to have 2spc, 2phys moves, but the coverage the other moves gives me is great. And I really like having a fire move that the Phys set doesent give me.

I dunno, I'm still testing him, and I'm split down the middle, so we shall see.

Thanks guys, keep them coming!
 
Alright, you have your reasons to keep your pokemon, so nevermind. :)

However, from my own personal experience, I find mixvire to be very useful, more so than physical evire.

You say you have trouble with electric types? Let's look all the electric types that are OU (besides evire):

- Zapdos
- Magnezone
- Jolteon

(that's it)

My own mixvire has this moveset, in case you're wondering: Thunderbolt / Flamethrower / Hidden Power [ice] / Cross Chop (standard).

Magnezone is taken care of with flamethrower and has no reason to switch in to you.

Jolteon is OHKOd by cross chop, however you can't outspeed it without a speed boost (and even then, it's close) so I'd just switch out; to what exactly, I'm not sure. Nothing outspeeds Jolteon on your team, which might be a problem. Mach Punch would work, if you can get breloom safely in. Aerodactyl can tie timid jolteons (which is most), however you mentioned that dactyl dies early. Heatran resists HP grass / shadow ball, and you know jolteon won't use thunderbolt if evire is in, so heatran could be a potential switch in, however it's 2HKOd from t-bolt.

But anyways; you should normally switch out when you see a Zapdos (earthquake or no earthquake, lol) and if you're desperate, HP ice hits pretty hard.

You don't need HP grass since azelf runs grass knot.

So I personally like mixvire, as flamethrower is more useful to you. You already have two users with earthquake and heatran with earth power

I would give azelf another move other than flamethrower, like HP fighting/ground or explosion.

So yeah, electrics aren't too much of a problem.
 
Yeah, you are right about coverage, I like the fire. I just feel like I do so much less damage than the phys set. HP Ice dosent even dent anything for neitral, and SE is usually a 2HKO, I need more OHKO's. And I dont enjoy switching out after I get my speed boost, so I usually fight to the end with him. I think I'm gonna test the team where I keep evire alive longer, to play mind games with the opponent to scare them away from using Electric moves after they see him... its so evil =).

Ima keep azelf with flamethrower so I dont have to switch when I lose coverage, wasting my NP.

Thanks a lot!
 
something ill have to say to go along with several others posts. if they have something faster than u (jolteon, aero, scarf, dd, agility) several times u may be screwed. scarf gengar can really ruin u. a normal gengar destroys u if azelfs already gone. u might want to use a scarf poke or another speed booster, such as agility metagross. and as far as ur aerodactyl....keep it if u want. i use lead aero and i love it.
 
Yeah, we are definitely similar;)
About your questions, as you said yourself there are no real answer to that those questions, but if you want a pokemon that can defeat many, any offensive version of Salamence really does well as there is few counters to any of his sets.
And considering a combination of two pokemon that you can get some tips in the new updates here:

http://www.smogon.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=59

Just look for the ones that are named with update like: Vaporeon (Update)

My favorites one are Gyarados + Jolteon as they take on some of each others counters, and Latias + Metagross as they cover eachothers weaknesses mostly (Metagross does not resist either bug or dark moves, but does okay against most users of those type of moves) and is an amazing offensive combo as they take on many of eachothers counters, esp Calm Mind Latias is great at this.

Thanks for the props Cost, we like to be thorough don't we;)

EDIT: I have thought about it for a while, but you should try Jolteon over Electivire.

I know everyone says: Electivire sucks, Jolteon is OMGUBER never use Electivire, but this is not the reason why I ask of you to try it out.
You said earlier that you don't want Azelf to lead because you would then lose your main special attacker, but if you switch Jolt for Vire, make Azelf your lead with set mentioned above you get an amazing special attacker, which would go better with your teams synergy, and it can also stat up to do some major damage. You can also make space for a Salamence, Scizor or whatever you feel suits your team best with this switch. It would further give you more freedom as you play and in team making. You can cover up the small DDMence weakness as we discussed earlier, and with CB scizor, you get a more adaptable playing style with U-Turn scouting and a really good revenge killer and trapper.
Jolteon can use this set to stat up and do some damage to Gyarados standard counters that physical and probably not Electivire cannot take care of like Rotom Appliances for both Vires and Celebi and bold Cresselia for physical Vire. Jolteon also do great damage to most other Gyarados counters and helps with your speed problem.
The set I was especially thinking about was:

Jolteon @ Life Orb
Timid
4HP/252SpA/252Spe
- Charge Beam
- Thunderbolt
- HP Grass/HP Ice
- Shadow Ball

You could also go with Agility over Charge Beam with this set, but I don't think you really need more speed, unless there are certain scarfed pokemon you want to beat or something. You could also go with Thunder over CB to OHKO scizor and Lucario, and to generally do more damage than thunderbolt and for the 30% paralysis chance. The 70% accuracy is very offputting though, especially on a frail sweeper like Jolteon. With a Charge Beam boost you hit harder with Thunderbolt which is your main attack. If you find Shadow Ball unnecessary because you have other ways of dealing with Celebi, Cress and the rare Dusknoir you can use Baton Pass for some scouting. HP Grass for Swampert and other grounds like Rhyperior, HP Ice for Gliscor as most dragons will outspeed you anyway after DD or by the use of choice scarf.

If you decide to use Mence for the free slot, I recommend any MixMence as they hits hard and you already have a Dragon Dancer. It would be boring to find two of your pokes walled by Porygon2.
The Classic MixMence set is as follows:

Salamence @ Life Orb
Rash
80atk/252SpA/176Spe
- Draco Meteor
- Fire Blast
- Brick Break
- Roost/Crunch

And this is the new MixMence:

Salamence @ Life Orb
Mild
84atk/216SpA/208Spe
- Draco Meteor
- Fire Blast
- Earthquake
- Outrage/Roost

I do not have profound experience with MixMence sets, but I know I hate to meet them. They totally wreaks up stall, and generally do a lot of damage on the opponents switch ins. I can't tell you much about the differences of the sets, but I know that on the classical MixMence Roost is more common as you are able to heal away Life Orb damage while the new MixMence set favors Outrage as you will be able to kill Cresselia with first a Draco Meteor then Outrage for two turns if you have rocks up. Also it is Mild because then you will not be killed by neither a Cresselias nor a Blisseys Ice Beam. Blissey is 2HKO'd by Outrage.

Phew, long edit. You should try it out. Maybe you find this to really do it for your team;)
 
Ben: Thanks for the post! I'm still considering another priority user (Scizor, anybody?). If I put him in, I will probably put him over Breloom, for a number of reasons. Right now I'm testing him, so we shall see.

Neno: Cool, I'll take a look at the link in a bit. Thanks!

Ima test Sciz over Breloom.

About the Jolteon idea:

Back in the creation of this team, I was considering a Jolteon. But while he does absorb electric attacks, I found it was not very beneficial.

Lets say an electric poke kills some one, and I get the free switch to gyara. I immediately switch to jolteon, absorbing their electric attk. But this dosent help me sweep at all, and most of the time, I dont even get an HP gain cause Jolt's nvr seen the feild that round. And even if Jolt has been in that game, A. Ppl would be smarter about electric attks, B. Jolt's so fragile, it's usually a 1 or 2 HKO, so Healing is more or less useless. Moreover, Jolteon dosent get great type coverage, while Vire does.

While it would make an ok spc. sweeper, I like Azlelf more, as he rapes many poke per game. An Azlef lead may work, but A. I need him as sweeper, B. A lil to slow for my taste, Enemy dactyl can taunt, stopping rocks, and fast leads can taunt and/or SR before I can stop them. While an ok idea, and testable, mabye not the best choice.

Mence dosent rly fit the team, but he is a great poke. TY though, great adive!

Keep them coming! I know theres a lot of potential here!
 
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