Nickelodeon (ended 2008)
| pooldude256 wrote: | ||
Happy Singles Awareness Day! V-Day has gotten way out of hand. When Nickelodeon starts doing marathons on V-Day you know its gotten out of hand. More than half the kids that watch that network have never had a b/f or g/f. It's a holiday created by the greeting card industry to make singles feel out of place in our society. Damn Hallmark... |
| FreakishChild wrote: | ||||
I've heard that a million times today. http://www.phwonline.com/?p=12&s=4&c=497 |
| pooldude256 wrote: | ||||||
lol that's funny...seriously tho...even if I had someone, I doubt I'd do much of anything for V-Day...but then Feb. 15th rolls around and you're single again Some women only care about the stuff... |
| FreakishChild wrote: | ||||||||
And some guys only care about action. |
| mellomuse wrote: |
| I came across the first Avatar Cine-Manga. It was just the pilot episode, BUT the last few pages were devoted to detailed descriptions of the peoples of the various nations |
| PrincessZula wrote: |
| Ok I have to bring this argument back up... THE BENDING GENETICS *everyone groans* How is it that ALL the air nomads ARE benders, and the water/fire/earth benders are not? Somehow I feel that SOME science has to be involved here, because the whole spiritual thing isn't quite answering the question as well as the punett square does. I not saying there's no spiritual aspects involved but I think that air bending is a purely dominate trait, and well I really don't have an explaination on the other elements. There probably heterozygous. Yeah my mind can't think outside the box right now after my bio teacher DRILLS all this junk into our skulls |
| chinafigure wrote: |
| Waterbenders don't lose their powers during a full moon. I think in the Siege of the North episode, they said their powers became stronger. |
| mellomuse wrote: |
| ...Earthbenders can apparently manipulate magnetic fields in rocks and minerals, including the minerals in their own bones. The book said that they "can magnetize their limbs to stone", enabling them to do weird things like climbing up cliffs and stuff! |
| PrincessZula wrote: |
| Another question... If firebenders temporarly lose there powers during a solar eclipse, do waterbenders lose there powers during a new moon? |
| mellomuse wrote: |
| Hey... let's get back on topic here. I was browsing through Borders bookstore today, enjoying a little "me" time, when I came across the first Avatar Cine-Manga. It was just the pilot episode, BUT the last few pages were devoted to detailed descriptions of the peoples of the various nations, and it had some info on bending that I'd never seen before! I didn't really see any new info on waterbending though. So here, straight from Cine-Manga, is some new (to me, anyway) info on AIr/Fire/Earthbending: - In the Water, Earth and Fire nations, there are benders and non-benders (as we all know). However, ALL Air Nomads are benders. This puts an end to some of those theories that maybe there were non-bending air nomads who managed to survive and escape somewhere. If they're out there, they're benders. - Firebenders have powerful attacks but very few defensive maneuvers. (Makes sense.) - Firebenders lose their powers during solar eclipses. This, too makes sense, but it's interesting that this was specified... makes me wonder if there's an eclipse in the show's future? - Firebenders cannot bend underwater (duh!). Their powers are also weaker when it's raining. - OK, this one kind of freaked me out: Earthbenders can apparently manipulate magnetic fields in rocks and minerals, including the minerals in their own bones. The book said that they "can magnetize their limbs to stone", enabling them to do weird things like climbing up cliffs and stuff! |
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| PrincessZula wrote: |
| Mellomuse did it say anything else in there too about the firebenders and there ability to bend lighting?? I definitely have to say the earthbender one suprised me, if they show the eclipse and the earthbenders climbing ohhh its going to a REALLY awesome season.. |
| chinafigure wrote: |
| Waterbenders don't loose their powers during a full moon. I think in the Siege of the North episode, they said their powers became stronger. |
