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City of Walls and Secrets

On Nick.com, this episode is titled "City of Walls and Secrets" like originally thought, not "The Secret of Ba Sing Se" as it is titled here. I'm not sure if we should think about moving it or just wait closer to airdate incase Nick tries to pull another "Earthbending Tournament" and end up naming it this. I'm interested in hearing someone elses view on this.. -Redsparta 07:31, 16 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Its already been moved...ah well, worse case, we just move it back if it turns out to be necessary.--Fyre2387 ^{(talk • contribs)} 20:30, 20 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I just have one thing to say. If the Di Li is spelt like I have spelt it, it would mean literally "Earth Strenght". Di is the Mardiarin Chinese word for earth, Li is a Chinese name meaning strength. Just thought that somebody might like to know. - The Dragon's Daughter. PS: And please don't yell at me saying that's how Nick.com spells it. I don't want another Azula Age War going on. (Now that I think about it, her age being fourteen could be A TYPO! HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF THAT!!??) Thanks.

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 On Nick.com, this episode is titled "City of Walls and Secrets" like originally thought, not "The Secret of Ba Sing Se" as it is titled here. I'm not sure if we should think about moving it or just wait closer to airdate incase Nick tries to pull another "Earthbending Tournament" and end up naming it this. I'm interested in hearing someone elses view on this.. -[[User:Redsparta|Redsparta]] 07:31, 16 September 2006 (UTC)
 :Its already been moved...ah well, worse case, we just move it back if it turns out to be necessary.--[[User:Fyre2387|Fyre2387]] <sup>([[User talk:Fyre2387|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/Fyre2387|contribs]])</sup> 20:30, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
+I just have one thing to say. If the Di Li is spelt like I have spelt it, it would mean literally "Earth Strenght". Di is the Mardiarin Chinese word for earth, Li is a Chinese name meaning strength. Just thought that somebody might like to know. - The Dragon's Daughter. PS: And please don't yell at me saying that's how Nick.com spells it. I don't want another Azula Age War going on. (Now that I think about it, her age being fourteen could be A TYPO! HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF THAT!!??) Thanks.