In a message dated 6/1/99 1:54:40 PM EST, thepojo@thepojo.com writes:

This deck looks to be fairly decent.  Good pokemon numbers.  Try taking out 
the caterpie/metapod and put in a combination of bills and oaks.  Could be a 
little short on energy even with retrievals.  You have plenty of pokemon if 
you want to try 3 weedle-2 Kakuna-1 Beedril.  This could give you more card 
drawing or energy.  Overall, this is a good deck.
-Dan Mayo
 < >THE POKEMON FOREST
 >4x Bulbasaur
 >3x Ivysaurs
 >1x Venusaur
 >4x Nidoran
 >3x Nidorino
 >2x Nidoking
 >4x Weedle
 >3x Kakuna
 >1x Beedrill
 >2x Caterpie
 >2x Metapod
 >
 >2x Super Potions
 >3x Switches
 >2x Energy Retrievals
 >2x Pokemon Center
 >
 >22x Grass Energy>
 >
 >    The object of my deck is to evolve pokemon. Also, I found that a
 >secondary use is to poison. Nidoking's poison is the best since it does 20
 >every turn not 10. Ivysaur's poison you don't have to flip a coin. My deck
 >is all made up of grass pokemon in which there is NO colorless. I haven't
 >lost with it yet either. Even to my friend who uses fire and psychic (my
 >weaknesses), I still won. The Venusaur is great with the energy transfer.
 >Since there is all grass energy, it can transfer all the energy. It can also
 >help if you have a pokemon center in your hand. Just transfer the injured
 >pokemon's energy to a non-injured one then use the pokemon center and
 >transfer it back. The energy
 >retrievals are useful in two ways. one; it can I've you some much needed
 >energy and two; it can help get rid of evolved pokemon in your hand in which
 >the basic pokemon are dead or already evolved. Anyways, e-mail me at
 >bmXtreme84@yahoo.com.
 >
 >P.Trainer
 > >>