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[Armok]

The context that with a sort-of broken mouse I'm not willing to right click every word I write- but might be willing to correct if only a few are wrong.
Like for instance, in the above sentence I had to fix 3, single click ones. If I had my old keyboard I'd have been 20, and 5 would have been so badly butchered the spell checker couldn't figure out what they were supposed to be.

[Vector]

For birthday I got a webcam and... A new keyboard, so hopefully my typing and spelling wont be so horrid any more!

Hooray!  Happy birthday ~  And may you have many more pleasant years of joy and new discoveries.



I have a delicious egg salad and kale sandwich with cranberries, carrot shreds, and spicy mustard :9

[Aqizzar]

For birthday I got a webcam and... A new keyboard, so hopefully my typing and spelling wont be so horrid any more!

It's already vastly improved; I was starting to think you'd turned dyslexic.  So, awesome birthday man.  That said, please do subject us to your cam-blog.

And I must argue that the whole Legos being assembled normal toys instead of legos does breed the way for a lot more specific parts. And generally before I would shun them as they didn't have the far-ranging use of other more versatile parts, their unique shape does allow for for constructions not possible with any other lego part.

Yeah, I do appreciate the larger size and better styling of new Lego models, but this $20 spacetruck has exactly 13 pieces that could be considered "generic use".  Heck, on the base is a 6x8 square thing that looks like two 1x4 and 1x8 technic pieces arranged together.  But it's one piece, so it can only be used there.  I knew this was a bad trend when it started with the UFO sets and the death of second-gen Space.  I was actually browsing the Lego catalog, considering buying the Age 4-7 bucket sets, because they come with piles of basic bricks.

I consider myself justified in rambling about Legos because I just watched this thing, probably again, I forget.  I can forgive the blatant Heartless-ripoffs just because I like the ethos so much.  The Peter Jackson-esque army certainly helps.

[ToonyMan]

Lala la la la la lalalala oh my god my head is exploding

[dragnar]

I consider myself justified in rambling about Legos because I just watched this thing, probably again, I forget.  I can forgive the blatant Heartless-ripoffs just because I like the ethos so much.  The Peter Jackson-esque army certainly helps.

That looks extremely awesome. Which means there's a good chance it won't be... but still, awesome!

[Realmfighter]

THE LEGO UNIVERSE TRAILER HAD OMINOUS PSEUDO-LATIN CHANTING.

HOLY CRAP LEGO IS NOT ALLOWED TO BE SO AWESOME.

*EDIT* The son of a bitch cost 55$.

I`m less exited about it now.

[Grakelin]

LEGO MMORPG?

Lollerskates.

$55 isn't so bad. I shelled out $60 on DirectDrive for Champions Online. Then they wouldn't let me use my free month unless I bought a SECOND month. Then they wouldn't accept PayPal so I never got to play.

It sucked anyways. Enough that it's now free for anybody to play up to level 15.

[smigenboger]

Back in my day, legos were little plastic do-dads. Soon that part will completely go away.

[Realmfighter]

Its just that its Lego, and i expected it to be some kiddy social network shit.

Free kiddy social metwork shit.

[Aqizzar]

*EDIT* The son of a bitch cost 55$.  I`m less exited about it now.

Wow, imagine that, the guys who want $20 for a quarter pound of colored plastic have the audacity to charge the exact same market price as every other launch software.  Could they even be so cruel as to charge, gasp, a monthly fee to play their online electronic game?

I'm buying it, and I'm playing it.  At least to see what it looks like, before I tire of traipsing across a cell-shaded world of constant battle between content reviewers and giant angular penises.  Although, I admit, it always irks me a bit to see MMO's cost anything for the box and disc itself, when the subscription is the real money, and the game software will be like $10 within six months anyway.

Back in my day, legos were little plastic do-dads. Soon that part will completely go away.

You obviously haven't seen Brickshelf, and the hundreds of middle-aged men who spend money on Legos like other people spend on cars.

[smigenboger]

Oh they're out there all right. And it kinda scares me. After a certain amount, couldn't you build anything from them and not have to buy anymore?

Edit: I wonder if you could build a BB pistol using only legos, a co2 tank, and of course, BBs?

[Vector]

Oh they're out there all right. And it kinda scares me. After a certain amount, couldn't you build anything from them and not have to buy anymore?

Not if you want to hold on to some of your more fabulous creations.

[Tack]

Until you break them down to build something bigger. And bigger. Until you pull a James May and build a fucking villa out of lego.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

I was delighted when I noticed that ToonyMan's avatar's glasses look a lot like Armok's avatar. I'm seeing it everywhere now!

[ein]

*stuff*

You're going to have to do a review.