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Originally posted by quanchi112
Wrong. Please watch the scene over again. What was the biggest fire the Balrog set ? You act like him simply moving around was causing gigantic fires. Please be knowledgeable about the movies before you spew nonsense.

You just make crap up and it's getting old.

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Originally posted by Robtard
Warned you that I'd slap you senseless with screencaps again.

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The ice flooring was relatively thin and under it was the ocean.

Top) Aang breaks the ice and pulls water from below to cover a guy. Middle) and Lower) Aang cracks the ice and drops a guy into the water.

The Balrog is made in part of lava and fire and is multi-tons heavy since it's huge and composed of rock.

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Now instead of continuing crying, why not just admit you made a foolish setting choice and redo the setting? Be a man.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Wrong. The setting also can easily support hundreds of fighters setting fires all over the place. The Balrogs weight can be easily supported nor did he start random fires comparable to the fire nation intentionally trying to burn the water tribe off the map.

You make awful points devoid of common sense.

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Originally posted by Robtard
The screen caps > your clowning.

I guess you did just make this thread out of butthurt and to clown around in it, since you obviously don't want to debate the topic.

Good day and good luck getting someone else to indulge you