ok I hope ppl still play this game, Its called Digimon World for PSXthere in the game I am stuck, there is a broken elevator in the Grand Canyon Top Area, How can u get it to workAlso if anybody have any helpful tips bout playin this game then can u tell me to
At the fork path where you fought ogremon, go on the left path but don't go over the bridgeInstead go on and off the unstable ground at the top of the screen until you fall downWhen ur on the canyon floor, the elevator might work, but if it doesn't, find ogremon's fortress and go through and fight him againBe careful b/c theres lots of agumons and gabumons in the fortressTips on playing the game: Be patience with the gameUr digimon will always naturally die at around age 14 or 15 unless it digivolves to ultimateMy digimon died about 10 times before I got my first ultimateSave often in Jijimon's house at the digivice before big battles or long journeysWhen training, try the bonus training often after you just savedAlways try getting a perfect row of the golden poop b/c it multiplies the attributes x10If u don't get any perfect after 5 tries reset and start again.
You need to take your dog to the Veterinarian immediatelySimply inhaling insulation can cause damage aloneAlso, insulation contains fiberglassYour dog can suffer from internal problems severely, insulation is toxicInorganic Arsenicals (Arsenics) are used in insulationArsenic is a severe gastrointestinal irritant and commonly produces initial signs of vomiting, restlessnessand abdominal pain evidenced by whining and a defensive abdominal wallA profuse, often bloody diarrhoea resultsThis leads rapidly to weakness, dehydration and anaemiaSigns occur within 30 minutes of ingestion and death occurs in a few hours.
This Site Might Help YouRE: Can my dogs die from eating insulation that is between the walls? I have 2 two-year old pit bulls, a one-year old chihuahua and a 5 month old chihuahuaI noticed a hole in my wall where one of my dogs ate through itThere is pink insulation all tore up- about 1 foot by 1 foot square or so (not completely eaten, but possibly nibbled on)Now one of my pit bulls.
First of all, I love pit bulls! Great dogs, wonderful temperaments if raised by the right owners, just like any other head-strong breedI have a German shepherd/Chow mix, and she's got a personality like a pitgreat dogsAnyway, about the insulation problemInsulation can be dangerous to dogs if they ingest it, because it is made up of a slew of different chemicals that are not intended for ingestionHowever, if your dogs were ill from having eaten the insulation, I don't believe hair loss would be the symptom you would seeYou'd be more likely to see loss of appetite, lethargy, changes in their stool, vomiting, etcIt would be pretty obvious if they were ill from having eaten the insulation (if they actually did swallow any to begin with) How long ago did you get the chihuahua, and from where? Because hair loss that isn't confined to one part of the body is usually associated with mangeThe chihuahua puppy you got could have had a very, very slight case of it, and it got worse and spread to the pit bull over timeIf the hair loss continues over the next week or two, I'd take at least one of them into the vet to be checked outIf they take a skin scraping and find out it's positive for mange, you can ask them to give you enough of the Rx ointment and bath gel for both dogs, to avoid having both animals brought in and tested (which would cost more)As far as the possible insulation lunch, just keep a close eye on all of the animals, and make sure they can't get to the hole where the insulation isIf any of them start to act ill, call the vet right away - even if they aren't poisoned by it, a large enough piece could cause a bowel obstruction, which can kill a dog (particularly large ones, they are more susceptible).
