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Zuko: The Avatar's group passed through here. Katara would have made sure they stopped by this store for new fabric.
Iroh: How do you know that, Prince Zuko?
Zuko: I know everything about her.
Zuko, blushing: Her favorite color. The music she listens to. Everything... 🥺
Iroh: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Zuko: BECAUSE SHE'S MY ENEMY!!!
Someone has found a radio! He forgot that hearing an alien on a human channel would freak them out, he apologizes. He attached an old translator, so he can talk to whoever is on the other side...
New Atla movie poll
Have you seen it / would you (pay to) see it (again)? (I know there is no cinema release, just if it would be would go you see it?)
I have
not seen it & won't see it
not seen it & would pay to see at cinema
not seen it & will pay to see it on streaming
seen it & won't pay to see it again
seen it & would probably go see it in cinema again
seen it & would definitely pay to see it again in cinema
seen it & will pay to see it in streaming again
I love cabbage guy (see results)
Hamma's waterbending skills.
❤️🩹🇶🇦 Котики з Катару з таким же жахом реагують на звуки війни, як і коти в Україні.
Тим часом інтернет заполонила хвиля коментарів від людей, які навіть не цікавляться хто кого атакував: під багатьма відео з наслідками іранських ударів по Оману, Катару, Бахрейну, Обʼєднаним Арабським Еміратам, Саудівській Аравії – купа коментарів на кшталт "так і треба цим іранцям".
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Striking with a katar, a form of push dagger with an H-shaped perpendicular grip and a wide blade originating in India (Terry Dykstra, from "New Weapons For Old," describing a dozen new weapons for AD&D, by Jordan Clarke Hayes, Dragon 169, May 1991). The article misnames this weapon a "basilard," apparently due to a misinterpretation of the same term "H-shaped" used to describe a very different grip.
"Daggers and poniards", from Guide des amateurs d'armes et armures anciennes by Auguste Demmin (1869), translated as Weapons of War by C.C. Black (1870)
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