It's known as the city of beer if you want to try different breweries, and according to http://www.experiencegr.com/events/music-in-grand-rapids/ there is an orchestra to go to on the 24-25. I live on the east side of MI and have been to GR like 2 times, both in the summer, and love the beaches there.

English and Arabic, studying french.

Groundhog Day.

i'm confused, are you talking aobut the dudes from the origin story? because a bunch of doofus hunters punching their fists to make a flame fart does not mean they bend well and does equate to the same amount of mastery wan gets when he trains with the dragons. especially when the lion turtle only gives them the bending when they leave the city to go into the spirit wilds.[/quote]

Yes, I am talking about the hunters. They know how to bend sufficiently enough, nothing too masterful, after a lion turtle touches them. The lion turtle never explained how to bend, and it doesnt show the hunters learning firebending techniques from anywhere. TLA explains the original firebenders were the sun warriors that learned from the dragons, and it sucks to see something like that converted to dipshit hunters automatically knowing how to firebend.

In the beginning, the hunters know how to firebend pretty well, whereas in TLA Zuko learned that firebending is about understanding the colorful, life-giving properties it has rather than fueling it with hatred. The hunters just use it to get food, and you don't see them develop through becoming a firebender, even though they use firebending for 24 hours> at a time. You don't see the real struggle of learning an element like with Aang, Katara, or Zuko. Not to mention a lot of the spirits are comic-relief and get really annoying early on, and were in the physical world. I do like the art-style in those two episodes though. I just felt like the series wasn't nearly as developed with its characters as TLA, and the suspense was sort of lacking. Every episode in TLA was written like a well-developed movie(Except the Great Divide), and introduces something new without forcing something through.

Compared to TLA, I disliked Korra a lot. It had way lower expectations than I thought, and I hated the final fight in the s1 finale. I saw the episodes of the first avatar's story in s2 and just was sad. They ruined the idea of how bending came to be, where the people learned from the animals, like fire to dragon, air to bison, earth to mole, and water to moon spirit/fish. After those two, it just seemed like ok lemme just get to a lionturtle and be a master at any element with no training gg, let me get a spirit inside me so I can go to avatar state whenever. It's just a lot less developed overall, and ruins the mystical history that was explained in TLA.

Last season on word^(hl) we had him play for 1 scrim and 1 game and he wanted to take over the team afterwards, replacing our leader. tanked heals and just pushed after baiting combo, and claimed to carry.

willy has great fanfic recommendations hmu, has pretty good tracking, and roamed a lot as a heavy, I would think he can easily transition the tracking+movement towards scout if he wanted to.

Really nice and willing to listen to anyone, has some good opinions too. Good strafing and heals well.

Ranked #1 in heavy mge tournaments, can do a solid heavy hold on viaduct

The is 3 dots not four

why is there a fake arabic letter in the intro lol

I restarted my comp twice until it finally worked. ty

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