More like "The off putting love child of".

How does a comment like this get so many reviews?

@solaana:disqus When she's not being an unbearably goosipy 10 year old.
It's all in the body language.

"A different Gimmick Account…"?

I've learned my lesson.

Raised Expectations is one of the reasons Franchises shouldn't continue. You think the creative team was close to infallible, but you have to understand only so many of the same people are working on this show. If I were the creator of a great show, I would be damn near terrified at the thought of trying to top what…

That actually makes sense, but why would they use a term from hockey? And it still doesn't answer why it's called a "Hat" Trick.

Can anybody figure out the pattern of speech they're using for Rannian? It sounds like they're just scrambling English, but I can't be sure. Do the comics have their own Rannian language, and is it similar to Young Justice's?

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/…

What person in their right mind would stop Someone from watching Animated Shows @avclub-08ae6a26b7cb089ea588e94aed36bd15:disqus ?

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I think they'd take offense at "Children's Cartoon" if they weren't on Saturday Mornings.

I need to know what a Hat Trick is and Why it's used as a Simile all the time.

There were a few complaints of that, among them my own, but they got drowned out in the sea of "OMG"'s and "Funny Quotes".

The Internet wins this round…

I liked how nobody noticed (including myself 'til now) that I was mixing my anecdotes there. Didn't think I'd ever actually make a malaproper.

I'm under the assumption that weather and climate are largely similar to the real world.

I'd like to say my own hate for Mako extends from the moment where he's talking about Korra and Asami as prospects, then when Bolin talks about dating Korra, Mako says No. In hindsight from the rest of the episode, it probably wasn't from a selfishness angle, but a "I already know the Girl's feelings" angle, and that…

WHY DID YOU POST THAT?

I would like to say that if Korra doesn't happen to be your cup of tea, then Thundercats 2011 can defintely scratch that itch ATLA left you with. Everything about that show feels like ATLA, except a little more Fantasy.

Thanks for clearing that and that other question up.