From my critical thinking paper...

"Or we can talk about Pokèmon as an example. Suppose you were walking around Pallet Town’s many patches of grass when you encounter a Pikachu. With a flick of your wrist, you easily throw a pokèball at it and capture the Pikachu. It easily becomes one of your favourite pokèmon as it loyally sticks by your side and wins against many other Pokèmon Trainers. Eventually, you decide to evolve Pikachu into Raichu and expose your beloved Pokèmon to a thunder stone. When Pikachu evolves into Raichu, there are notable physical changes and even in what it says. It no longer says “Pikachu!” since it now says “Raichu!” But it’s still the same pokèmon you captured in Pallet Town."

Yes, I actually typed that in my paper. Oh, by the way, this is graded as my finals. :))

Shite. =))

Mariel: And here I was thinking that taking up Critical Thinking would make us think on a higher caliber...
Me: STFU BITCH. I was SO PROUD of my analogy, too. ._.

I just freaking combined Theology, Philosophy, and Pokèmon. O_o