Which Element Would You Bend To See The Last Airbender?
M. Night Shyamalan is back, and this time he is claiming the big 4th of July weekend as his own, with his new movie THE LAST AIRBENDER, based on the animated Nickelodeon TV series. Well, guess what’s got 2 thumbs and has your chance to win tickets to the advance screening of THE LAST AIRBENDER in Miami? THIS GUY!!!
That’s right. Thanks to Paramount Pictures, The Kidd has a limited quantity of 20 passes (good for you and a guest) to see THE LAST AIRBENDER before everyone else on Tuesday, June 29, at 7:30 p.m., at AMC Sunset Place in South Miami, so, if you want to be in the theatre for this exclusive event, you’re going to have to work for it.
What do you have to do to be on the winning end of The Kidd’s LAST AIRBENDER contest? It’s actually quite simple. The film is centered around Aang, the lone Avatar with the power to control all 4 elements – air, water, earth, and fire – that make up 4 different nations. Therefore, it’s up to you to tell me which element you’d like to be able to control, and why. Are you an Airbender, a Waterbender, an Earthbender, or a Firebender, and why would you choose to be such?
The 20 best-written and most convincing entries win passes. The rest don’t.
Send your entries to Contests@InfamousKidd.com with the following subject line exactly:
I’M ON A BENDER
If you don’t have that subject line exactly, then you don’t have an entry. So cut and paste it, if you must, and be sure you have it perfectly, in all CAPS, or your entry will never even reach us. There’s a specific reason for the subject line needing to be exact, so, if you can’t even follow our first simple instruction than you are done before you ever really got going.
Next, be sure to include your name. This is a MUST. If your entry has no name, it doesn’t exist. I can’t give prizes to people with no name. I also don’t search for names or hunt for names, so, if your name isn’t clearly visible on your entry, then you’re out. Your name must be in the body of your e-mail. If it’s anywhere else, that’s too bad for you.
The deadline for this contest is Friday, June 25, at 5:00 p.m. Winners will be posted on the site later that day. One entry per person per e-mail per name. Therefore, multiple or duplicate entries from duplicate or similar names will be disqualified, as we are able to see the names attached to the accounts you are sending your entries from. And, if you forget a piece of information and try to send it in later, that counts as a multiple, so get it right the first time. After all, I’m not writing these instructions up for my health.
Also, if you cannot attend this screening, do not enter. If you can’t get a babysitter, don’t enter. If you can’t get out of work early enough, don’t enter. If you have class, homework, chores, prior engagements, or previous commitments that would prevent you from attending this screening, do not enter… unless, of course, you’re comfortable with your name sitting on the Watch List, one step away from being ineligible to enter and win any further screening passes. Therefore, enter at your own risk.
All decisions and rulings are those of The Kidd’s, and my word is final.
Also, if you cannot attend this screening, do not enter. If you can’t get a babysitter, don’t enter. If you can’t get out of work early enough, don’t enter. If you have class, homework, chores, prior engagements, or previous commitments that would prevent you from attending this screening, do not enter… unless, of course, you’re comfortable with your name sitting on The Kidd’s Black List, which will have you ineligible to enter and win any further screening passes for a period of 6 months. Therefore, enter at your own risk, because, with only an exclusive amount of tickets available for this screening, I’m not messing around.
With a limited number of passes up for grabs, only the best of the best are going to see THE LAST AIRBENDER, so I recommend you put in the time and effort to be in that group. And just a warning… if you have issues with spelling, punctuation, or grammar, you might want to save yourself the trouble, because I can guarantee you one long run-on sentence with no spell check isn’t going to get it done here.
Good luck to you all. Now go bend something.
