PokéJungle Winter Tournament ’13/’14 Sign-Ups — Closed!

A few weeks back we revealed our plans to launch a network wide tournament, mainly taking place on PokéJungle.net. We asked our readers to complete a quick survey regarding competitive battling and their skills and opinions on how we should hold our tournament.

Today we are pleased to announce that the tournament will begin in the coming weeks once all preparations are complete. However, we can’t start a tournament without competitors! As such we’re proud to open sign-ups for our tournament. The sign-up period will last for approximately 72 hours, after which we will close the submission platform, sort entrees and contact any unsuccessful sign-ups. Official tournament rules will be released in the coming days alongside finalised battle formats and more, so please stay tuned!

It is important that if you wish to take part, you fill the form below with correct information. If we believe the information you have provided is incorrect we will sadly have to disqualify you from the tournament. If you wish to back out of the tournament after signing up we will provide a form later for you to fill out, it’s likely back outs will have to count as a forfeit. As always if you have and questions of queries please feel free to contact us or chat with us in the comments or site chat!

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6,300 thoughts on “PokéJungle Winter Tournament ’13/’14 Sign-Ups — Closed!”

  1. Life is a bitch today is my first day without homework! Then my house roof got of when it rain about 3 weeks ago but today my dad is fixing it and guess what i HAVE to help. This is just the tip of the ice berg

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  2. I found out the High School I wanna go to but can’t is the worst in the area. And the one I don’t want to go to, is the best.

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    • I feel sorry for you mostly because of your crush but look at the good side maybe their would be more cute girls you would be crushen for. Maybe you would find closer friends.

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    • When I transitioned to high school (im in 10th grade now), it was pretty hard. I was going from a school that was pretty bad (it was growing, and because of it, was dropping in quality), to a high school that was extremely prestigious and work-demanding (im in the Ib program, if you know what that is). Not only that, but most of my friends were either leaving to another school or staying at the one I was at. I had ONE friend going to the same school I was. Soon I made more friends, I was able to conform to the workload, and school is going pretty good now :3
      Good luck with high school!

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    • I am in the EXACT same position as you right now. Going miss all of your friends that you have been with since forever… To be honest, there is plenty of fish in the sea so don’t worry about your crush too much since you will most likely get over it.

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      • It’s just that we’ve known each other for years, and I make her laugh…. I’m worried that we could be together, and this is the chance I’ll miss… Admittedly, I’m starting to tear up…

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    • Ok lets think about both sides of the argument:
      Bad School
      Pros:
      -Friends
      Cons:
      -More Certain Problems
      Good School:
      Pros:
      -Better Education(?)
      – Less Certain Problems
      Cons:
      -Not Many/No Friends
      -More Terrible People

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    • To be completely honest, high school is shit no matter where you go. Nothing prepares you for college at all. Go where you want to go, because you only go to HS once, and it really makes no difference later.

      That is unless, of course, the one school provides such a better education that it will help you get scholarships and possibly a free ride to college, those are things you should consider.

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          • Community colleges are a two year schools. You are awarded an Associate’s Degree.

            Four year schools, or universities, award you a Bachelor’s Degree.

            I, right now, have an Associate’s in Paralegal Studies and will get my BA in HRM. However, because I transferred from my Community College to a four year uni, those credits I finished are also transferred and replace classes towards my BA. Not all of my credits transferred but most of them did like my general eds (math and science and stuff) and some business classes that are similar to the courses offered at the Uni.

            Hope that makes sense!

          • Great and beautiful school which is the best around VS. bad school which has more crime, etc. where most of my friends are going to. Education is honestly the winner in this situation. No matter how much you cry about missing your friends, you will eventually make new friends. I’m going to have every single one of my friends sign my yearbook and I’m going to treasure it forever. I already saw this one cute girl and funny girl the day I went there.

            Point is, education is more important, memories are made of Bliss(ey), and just follow your heart.

          • I know…. I’m just terrified… And that school had a nude photo scandal last year…. So I’m nervous about that happening to me.

          • True, and I do avoid the “dating” bullshit at my school, but some asshole kid’s gonna give it to me, and I’ll be the one in trouble. I have that bad of luck.

    • Whatever you decide will affect your life. I could have changed schools my senior year but I wouldn’t have been able to work, which means I would’ve never met my boyfriend. The HS show choir also won best in state for small division. Best year ever.

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        • There’s no such thing as the one, but if you do believe in fate, then ‘fate’ will bring you together in the future. I have a friend who fell in love when she was 15 but her mom forced them apart…so she got into an abusive relationship…25 or so years later…met her old love again and bam they are getting married. Kinda funny how it works out.

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        • Just because you move off doesn’t mean you can’t be with her. This might be what gets you two together. Asking her to go hang out or something.

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          • I hope… But she has a crush on someone else.. But, i can get her phone number once I get my iPhone for Christmas.

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