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In Pokémon Red and Blue, a Glitch Pokémon with a similar apperance as the commonly seen J Tetris block-shaped MissingNo. Unlike the usually harmless Missingno., 'M Block can cause more harm to the cartridge, but both of them can mess with the Hall of Fame data.
'M Block can be found in the same manner as Missingno. (see below), but when encountered it's name will consist of glitchy blocks, 'M, and some more glitchy blocks. Thus is why it's called 'M Block. It's also called 'M. When encountered, its cry will sound somewhat like a Cloyster's to a degree. Like Missingno., the screen will be black for about 2.99 seconds rather than 1.40 seconds with a normal Pokémon and the Ghost, Kabutops, and Aerodactyl fossil Missingno.
To encounter 'M Block (or any member of the Missingno. family), make sure that you have a Pokémon that can use Surf and Fly outside of battle (or a Pokémon that can learn both moves). Fly to Viridian City and talk to the Old Man who blocked the road near the beginning of the game. When he asks if you're in a hurry, tell him no, then fly to Cinnabar Island. Go to the eastern (right) coast and begin to surf up and down that strip of land. On occasions, you might encounter Pokémon that were in the area that you were in before going to Viridian City. Also, you might encounter an unusally high-leveled (over 120) Pokémon that depends on your player's name. (As an example of this, KYLE will generate a lv. 152 Cloyster.) Once you encounter Missingno. or 'M Block, the screen will stay black just slightly longer (about 2.99 seconds) than usual. You will see what appears to be a glitchy J Tetris block (commonly described as a "backwards Tetris block") and a glitchy cry (either as a short glitchy Nidoran male for Missingno. or a glitchy Cloyster for 'M Block). If 'M Block is at lv. 0, quickly catch it (if you desire to) with a strong ball (e.g. Ultra Ball). Once you catch it the first time (this goes for all Glitch Pokémon), it will become a Rhydon. Why? Rhydon is the first Pokémon on the hexedecimal chart, so it sounds like a logical choice for the game to do. After that, the battle will continue but nothing will be there for the opponent, so you could either catch it again (you will get a Ditto), or defeat it. On subsequent encounters, your 'M Block will not change its form, but you will still be battling against the "invisible Ditto".
An interesting ability the Glitch Pokémon have is increasing the quanity of the 6th item your holding to about 120. After 99, it will look somewhat like this {block}0 where {block} is a single tile from the game. Exploiting this is known as the Rare Candy Trick because items such as the Rare Candy or Master Ball are used. It may be a good idea to encounter a Missingno. and/or 'M Block (but not battle especially if Missingno.'s level is too high) with the Master Ball as your 6th item before catching it to make it easier.
Sometimes, you may or may not find 'M Block or its not as easy to find as another Glitch Pokémon. That may be due to your player name. If the 3rd, 5th, and/or 7th letter(s) in your name is M, it may be easier to find 'M Block. In my case, I had no trouble finding 'M Block while using the name KYLE.
Please note that the only Glitch Pokémon you could encounter in Cinnabar Island with the "Coffee Man trick" are Pixel Missingno. (most common form), 'M Block, Ghost Missingno. (looks like a Ghost Pokémon when you enter Lavander Tower without the Silph Scope), Kabutops Fossil Missingno. and Aerodactyl fossil Missingno. The other Glitch Pokémon could be found via GameShark or with the "Mew Trick" but using a Pokémon with a Special rating at certain numbers instead of the Youngster with the lv. 17 Slowpoke.
'M Block and Missingno. are a famous pair of Glitch Pokémon.
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m is short for most or mos
m deffer is most definately
mos def is m deffer because deffer is short for definately
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A old M&M found under any moved kitchen appliance, mormally appearing dirty and covered in lint.
I moved the stove and found a appliance M&M from last Easter.
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A first degree murder charge (hence the name M-one, dummies!)
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A medium machine gun, used by the US military. It is gas-operated, air-cooled, and belt-fed, using a roller-locked bolt. It fires the NATO 7.62x51mm ammunition (the military version of the .308 Winchester rifle cartridge) at a rate of approximately 550 rounds per minute. In practice, however, a gunner would never fire such a long burst.
The M60 (also seen as M-60) was intended to be a General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG) that could perform all combat roles well enough. However, it proved to be heavy and unreliable in service, and was soon known as "The Pig" by American troops.
One of its primary disadvantages as a machinegun with a lightweight barrel, for field use rather than emplacement use, is that the barrel could not easily be changed for a fresh one, as the bipod and gas system were permanently attached to the barrel. This greatly limited the weapon's practical rate of fire, as the barrel should be replaced after roughly every 200 rounds when in rapid-fire engagements. Without being able to change barrels, gunners had to restrict their bursts of fully automatic fire to short, spaced ones rather than the longer bursts that machine guns are tactically intended for.
Further, its firing pin and other small parts of the firing system were notoriously weak and prone to breakage and failure.
The M60 was later revised to the M60E3 standard, lightening the barrel further, along with other components, and moving the bipod to the gas cylinder housing in order to allow quicker barrel changes. However, the lighter barrel meant that only 100 rounds could be fired between changes, rather than 200 as before, and a 200-300 round firing could destroy the barrel completely, rendering the gun useless. The additional lightening of other components also reduced the weapon's reliability in the field, though it did reduce the weight of the weapon.
The M60 series of weapons was largely replaced in service by the Fabrique Nationale (FN) Mitrailleuse d'Appui General (MAG), designed in Belgium and named the M240 in the U.S. military. Despite the fact that the M240 in its standard infantry configuration (M240B) is slightly heavier than the M60, it is vastly more reliable in the field and has a quick-change barrel, allowing sustained rapid fire. The M240 series also has a higher rate of fire (adjustable from approximately 650 rounds per minute to 950 rounds per minute), and uses the same 7.62mm NATO cartridge as the M60, the M24 and M40/M40A1/M40A3, and M21/M25 sniper rifles, the M14 battle rifle, and the M134 Minigun.
Private Nelson loaded a fresh belt of ammunition into his M-60 and resumed firing suppressive bursts toward the enemy position as his squad advanced.
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A place where you can spend Saturday night studying in your dorm room and still be socially accepted.
Where do you go to college?
I go to W&M!
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