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Which of the four elements from Avatar the Last Airbender would you master if you could, and why?
I'd go for water, cuz it's a really neat form and very versatile.

Lving on a planet where water is 70% of the surface and the most important resorce of all, I say water.
It also looks cool.

I wonder how long it will be before someone starts ranting about the movie.

That would be a hard decision for me. Water looks cool but there's a lot you could do with air.

water is 70% of the surface and the most important resorce of all

well... without air our live would only be half as good

TheRealChris wrote:

water is 70% of the surface and the most important resorce of all

well... without air our live would only be half as good

Air is for wuzzies, real men don't breathe!

Air is for wuzzies, real men don't breathe!

Chuck Norris doesn't have to breathe air but air has to breathe Chuck Norris

Axel´s Origami wrote:

TheRealChris wrote:

water is 70% of the surface and the most important resorce of all

well... without air our live would only be half as good

Air is for wuzzies, real men don't breathe!

I just wanted to quote this

TheRealChris wrote:

Air is for wuzzies, real men don't breathe!

Chuck Norris doesn't have to breathe air but air has to breathe Chuck Norris

Haha, that one was realy funny! 10/10!
One of the better CN jockes I've heard, and I've heard alot.

It's hard to pick, I've chosen air! HAHA

I'd chosen water or fire

I had to.

I picked air because they definitely have the coolest fighting style- they are the fastest, can fly, and can never be taken out of their element. Water loses it's power in eclipses, fire in eclipses, and earth away from land, but wherever you are you can always airbend.

unless you in space.

Axel´s Origami wrote:Lving on a planet where water is 70% of the surface and the most important resorce of all, I say water.

Come on. were surronded by air all the time, If you wanted to you couldbend water with air.

phillipcurl wrote:unless you in space.

If you were in space there wouldn't be any element. It's a moot point.