While I was taking my lunch today I decided to look on e-Bay and check if there are any call energies for sale. I did find a few for sale, however the prices were way to high, $8 each plus like $2 shipping.
That just seems to be way way too much money to spend on it, pity since they are very useful cards.
While I was there I figured to look for a Luxray Lv. X, I did find a few, once again too much money.
Looking closer I noticed one that was buy it now for $10. Another (same seller) had a Mewto Lv. X, Palkia Lv. X and a Luxray Lv. X for sale as a bundle, all for the low low price of $15. I am sure if you have ever looked for cards on e-Bay you know exactly what they are selling.
World Championship Cards. For how much they charge for one, you can get the ENTIRE set at Target for $10.
I have no problem with someone trying to make a few dollars here and there, what I have a problem with is people selling stuff like that. It is false, they act like the card is so rare, it is not. What really makes me angry is that some parent who does not know any better will buy the card for their kid and for what? The card is useless in tournament play unless you want to use it for a reference card.
About 6 month ago there was a person selling WC Claydols for $15 each, I emailed them and said that they should make the listing more correct and not act like it was a legit card. They got all nasty with me and said they would report me to e-Bay, I said please do, because you are a thief and a crook.
Anyway, it is just a pet peeve of mine.
Looking right now, here is a Claydol, check the listing:
CLAYDOL 15/106 LV.45 Ultra Rare Star WC World 2009 Card
- Great Expansions Set
- World Championships 2008
- Signed
- RARE Claydol
- 15/106
- Condition: Fine
Ultra Rare?? Uh, excuse me!!
Besides, Claydols are free this Season in League, so they are worthless now for the most part.

Last weekend we went to yet another Battle Road, this time in Avon Park. It is a 2 hour drive from the Pokémon Fanboy HQ. It was a mostly pleasant drive down, it involved a lot of back roads and we saw some tiny towns that you just do not see anymore since no one lives in them and there is no reason to visit them. One word, scenic.

I simply love playing with this deck, it is just so much fun. I wish that I had played it in the States rather than a somewhat lame Blaziken-Rampardos deck that I used. Problem was that I did not have any Claydols, and this Tyranitar deck needs Claydols to keep everything humming in the background as the Big Lizard whumps on it’s opponents.
So without thinking, I go into the champion’s room. Luckily, I had my legendary Raichu first which takes out almost everything it battles against. So lucky for me, I was able to heal all my pokemon while he didn’t switch out to his Rhydon. His Pidgeot was wasting its time using sand attack (which you learn at like level 5 and it’s lv.59) and my Raichu knows Shock Wave, which never misses and took it out in two hits. After that I kicked the stuffing out of him and won!

