Not quite sure what a "meme" is, but I did one...
May. 26th, 2006 | 07:32 pm
I'll have to blame
jakia for this one. I'm still not sure what a meme is, except that I get to write down my favorite ships or something. Ah, well
( On to the mindless self-promotion! )
( On to the mindless self-promotion! )
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Geeking out like a fangirl over "Zuko Alone"
May. 13th, 2006 | 12:02 pm
O. M. F. G.
Zuko's mom was entirely too cool. I'm still geeking over the name symbolism. Ursa=bear...a mother bear protecting her young. Very nice.
And the theories behind her, and where she went...us fanfic writers are going to have a field day with this one. I just wonder where she'll show up again. I was thinking about who might have killed Azulon and why, and what the old man said to Ozai that Azula heard and Zuko didn't. And the crack theory bunnies pounced.
Azula ALWAYS lies. And Zuko doesn't know what his grandfather said. Maybe Azulon wasn't going to sacrifice Zuko. Maybe he was going to disinherit Ozai in favor of Zuko. In which case, Ursa could have killed Azulon to keep Ozai from killing Zuko. Or...Ozai could have killed Azulon and Ursa could have agreed to take the blame in exchange for Zuko's safety. I like the former theory better. That "I'm going to kill your kid for wanting to take your brother's place" just seems a little unrealistic to me. But I could definitely see Azulon passing over Ozai in favor of Zuko's following Iroh just to put his younger son in place. A little more calculating and a lot less stupidly insane.
Please excuse me. I have an appointment with my VCR.
Zuko's mom was entirely too cool. I'm still geeking over the name symbolism. Ursa=bear...a mother bear protecting her young. Very nice.
And the theories behind her, and where she went...us fanfic writers are going to have a field day with this one. I just wonder where she'll show up again. I was thinking about who might have killed Azulon and why, and what the old man said to Ozai that Azula heard and Zuko didn't. And the crack theory bunnies pounced.
Azula ALWAYS lies. And Zuko doesn't know what his grandfather said. Maybe Azulon wasn't going to sacrifice Zuko. Maybe he was going to disinherit Ozai in favor of Zuko. In which case, Ursa could have killed Azulon to keep Ozai from killing Zuko. Or...Ozai could have killed Azulon and Ursa could have agreed to take the blame in exchange for Zuko's safety. I like the former theory better. That "I'm going to kill your kid for wanting to take your brother's place" just seems a little unrealistic to me. But I could definitely see Azulon passing over Ozai in favor of Zuko's following Iroh just to put his younger son in place. A little more calculating and a lot less stupidly insane.
Please excuse me. I have an appointment with my VCR.
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I've Created An Avatard
Apr. 30th, 2006 | 02:10 pm
mood:
amused
music: "Hey Baby" by No Doubt
To paraphrase an old saying, "there's an Avatard born every minute." I'm proud to present my younger sibling,
coyotenose who has penned a filk in honor of his conversion to the one true faith. Click the link and enjoy.
( Hei-Bai-by )
( Hei-Bai-by )
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A little bit late, but still interesting...
Apr. 19th, 2006 | 11:38 am
I love these Blog surveys, but they were way off on this one.
I absolutely despise these things! I said I liked chocolate...what were they thinking? *Sigh* I guess it was where I said I would die my Easter Bunny pink. But I only wanted it to match my pink Build-a-Bear poodle Chloe, honestly!
| You Are Peeps |
![]() You're the type that's more likely to play with your food than actually eat it. |
I absolutely despise these things! I said I liked chocolate...what were they thinking? *Sigh* I guess it was where I said I would die my Easter Bunny pink. But I only wanted it to match my pink Build-a-Bear poodle Chloe, honestly!
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Blog sureveys are so addicting.
Apr. 6th, 2006 | 10:21 pm
mood:
lazy
music: blessed silence...
I found a site that has nothing but blog surveys. Those who have friended me will soon hate me, 'cause I can't resist the little bastards. Here's my newest addiction:
| You Should Be a Science Fiction Writer |
![]() Your ideas are very strange, and people often wonder what planet you're from. And while you may have some problems being "normal," you'll have no problems writing sci-fi. Whether it's epic films, important novels, or vivid comics... Your own little universe could leave an important mark on the world! |
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My famous last words...
Apr. 6th, 2006 | 02:47 pm
This survey is hilarious. Take it and find out why!
| Your Famous Last Words Will Be: |
![]() "I dunno, press the button and find out." |
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Really cool survey...
Mar. 5th, 2006 | 06:19 pm
mood:
blah
music: Kids yelling in background.
I found a link to this really cool Avatar survey in Jakia's lj. Here's mine...
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Help! I've been plagiarized!
Feb. 20th, 2006 | 09:52 pm
mood:
confused
music: some kinda native american flute stuff
I don't know whether to be offended or flattered. Someone on fanfiction.net totally ripped off my Avatar drabble "Choices." She not only ripped off the drabble, she ripped off the disclaimer. For example:
My disclaimer
Her disclaimer
My disclaimer
Disclaimer: Pffhht! Yeah. Right. If I owned it, do you think I'd let you watch it?
Her disclaimer
Disclaimer: If I owned, would I really let you people watch it?
I know there's bound to be some overlapping of ideas. Great minds think alike and all that jazz, but this chick reviewed my stories on ff.net, sort of half directed me to her stories, and then blatantly ripped me off. She even admits at the end of the story that she stole this from someone, but couldn't remember who. I sort of left a pissy review about how I was the one she stole it from and left it at that. My online buddies know where the story came from first.
Besides, mine was way better than hers was, anyway.
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Wow! I have an avatar!
Feb. 17th, 2006 | 10:56 pm
mood:
content
music: Live: Sweet Release
Many thanks to my sibling, Coyotenose, who happened to be online when I was fighting to upload my avatar. Isn't it just adorable? FYI: I'm an enormous Avatar:the Last Airbender geek, and I sail on the good ship Zutara. So it seemed natural that my avatar would be a fiery yin and a watery yang. (Sigh) I just love a good theme.
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Challenge #39 Degringolade
Feb. 17th, 2006 | 06:51 pm
mood:
mischievous
music: Dido: White Flag
Title: Best Laid Plans
Author: Storybender
Challenge: #39, Degringolade
Word Count: 100
Author's Note: A tribute to the real hero of the Avatar series. The title refers to a comment made in Episode #4: "The Warriors of Kyoshi." This is my first drabble challenge, so please be kind! Also, I'm just now learning to use LJ, so please forgive me if I screw this post up!
<lj-cut>
Uncle swore this plan was foolproof.
A monk and two water peasants wouldn't have any real wealth. They would run out of supplies and money at some point. Even the Avatar had to eat. Offer them a windfall, and they would have to take the bait.
So Zuko, Prince of the Fire Nation, sat concealed under an overturned wooden cart, covered with and surrounded by artistically placed melons, waiting for the Avatar to show up.
It was a masterful plan by the Dragon of the West. But everything fell apart when a ten-ton magical monster stopped for lunch.
</lj-cut>
Author: Storybender
Challenge: #39, Degringolade
Word Count: 100
Author's Note: A tribute to the real hero of the Avatar series. The title refers to a comment made in Episode #4: "The Warriors of Kyoshi." This is my first drabble challenge, so please be kind! Also, I'm just now learning to use LJ, so please forgive me if I screw this post up!
<lj-cut>
Uncle swore this plan was foolproof.
A monk and two water peasants wouldn't have any real wealth. They would run out of supplies and money at some point. Even the Avatar had to eat. Offer them a windfall, and they would have to take the bait.
So Zuko, Prince of the Fire Nation, sat concealed under an overturned wooden cart, covered with and surrounded by artistically placed melons, waiting for the Avatar to show up.
It was a masterful plan by the Dragon of the West. But everything fell apart when a ten-ton magical monster stopped for lunch.
</lj-cut>



