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So as of Thursday night, I officially finished Avatar: the Last Airbender.  It literally only took me 5 days to watch it. :D  I'm very glad I did finally get around to seeing it, because the show is as amazing as everyone has been telling me.  And it plugs in a couple holes that I didn't quite get with Legend of Korra. So going onto the LoK, I figured I wanted to give my input into the latest episode that was aired.  Warning to anyone who hasn't seen the episode, there will be spoilers. "The Voice in the Night" is a little tricky to decipher, mostly because it seemed like nothing much happened,  and yet a lot did happen.  The bulk of the ep

So I know this might sound a little blasphemous, but up until this Saturday, I had never seen an episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender. *ducks in cover as people throw rocks at me* So how did my 19-year-old self finally decide to get into this show that so many people admire? The Legend of Korra. I know what some of you may be thinking: Why would she watch the sequel series (if you could even really call it that) before seeing the original?  To start, I did know quite a bit about ATLA.  I understood enough about their world of Avatars and bending that I never really felt confused watching the first two episodes of the Legend of Korra.  Su

I'm back at my second semester of college, on of the actual three semesters that I have.  Yes, we're on trimesters here, but the last one is only six-weeks long.  Luckily.  It's a nice way to get some of my least favorite distributions covered, like all the science courses I need to take.  Ugh.  Me and science don't click.  My philosophy=God made universe, it does stuff, the end.  Although most of the students here, and most of my friends, tend to disagree with me. Which brings us to the all important deep stuff... There's this class that all Freshmen have to take (one of two required courses) which has been nicknamed Core, and the course th