Hey I just wanted to get this off my chest but in the flyer for the probending rules they say “Water must be used in its liquid state, not as a gas or a solid, meaning that steam, fog and ice are prohibited in game play.” The problem with this is that steam and fog are not the gaseous state of water, but tiny droplets of liquid water. This is a common misconception as water vapor is actually an invisible gas. Just thought I’d let you know. :)

Aw man, this episode was awesome for all the little Pro-Bending goodies. Yellow Fan, Tie-breaker, VOMITING! : )

I think the spirit of the “liquid state” rule is what’s important.

This one time in high school I got kicked off the Larcrosse team because I shot the goalie with a BB Gun. “What?” I asked, “Technically there’s nothing in the rules PROHIBITING BB Guns!”

Ok, that’s not true, but that’s the spirit of what I’m saying.

Although I think you pointed out an interesting technicality: couldn’t the waterbender throw a water stream into a poweful firebender blast to CREATE steam? Or is that still technically against the rules?

Oh man, I love pro-bending.

Thanks for geeking out over the rules, Lord knows I am.

-Da7e-

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