The Waffles Window

I will be attending BrickFair this year!

But not in Virginia.

This is part of a last minute project that I wish to arrange with BrickFair'ers and the general BZP society. I suggest, that attendess at BrickFair, bring their mobile devices, and conduct video chats with other BZPers who are not present there. If they have a bit of time, the BFers (lol Beefers) can give tours and act as robots obedient to the will of the people who are remotely connected.

=P

So, who, going to BrickFair is willing to offer this service/slavery? And who wants to attend through the powers of telepresence?

Those Giving Up Thier Individuality

• Pabs

Those Assuming Control

• Waffles

In case you're wondering, this is serious, I just couldn't resist making a joke about it.

Also, if you wish to have a certain person to act as your host, feel free to specify as you sign up in the comments section.

In our heart.

Actually no, nor in our minds, nor in barrels of lard.

In the July 21st-July 27th issue of The Economist, which to my knowledge is the most recent. I know it's a political magazine, but I felt like pointing this out, because I think it's relevant to LEGO, but if any staff have objections, please tell me. (Because just deleting/drafting the entry leaves me clueless, but I'll be happy to change anything here.)

On page 70, in the Books and arts section, there is an article, Isatiable Longing. Read it if you want to, it's not important.

Above is a picture of a young boy, looking in awe in a store at shelves of his favorite toys.

BIONICLE.



On a side note, what's are warning points?

Guys, we can make this happen!

I though there already was a sarlacc set.

Oh wait, that's the Sydney Opera House? Silly Adam Reed Tucker.

Source: Lego CUUSOO Minecraft Update!

*pulls trigger*

So I'm not going on Sunday, because some of my mom's friends from Hungary are coming over.

I had no idea of this, wasn't told about this, and my whole family knew about the convention. To say the least, I'm not happy.

Also, I was kidnapped by some angry sports fans and forced to watch Desperate Housewives. One of the characters wanted to help someone else financially after her husband left her so she decided to buy her Lego Bricks. Kinda weird.