[Impostor Lego Piece Found in Kid's Nose]

I don't know if this says something about the boy, people's lack of knowledge about what are LEGO pieces, the quality of newspaper that reports this, or about BZP news articles nowadays.

[Lego Store to Open in France]

C'est magnifique!Perhaps when I travel to France I'll make sure to pass by. I hope for there to be one in Paris soon.

[Last Lego Set You Bought?]

I believe...Sopwith Camel. That one was it.

[Weirdest Thing A Set Has Ever Done]

Oh how Brutaka was a great set. When I was younger, I used to carry him around everywhere. One day to school for show and tell.I lost him in the cafeteria.Years after the emotional trauma. One day, my father and I went into the "attic", which is full of pipes and heating ducts.There was Brutaka, sitting right in front of the door to go in.I have never disassembled him.

[Favorite Bionicle Song]

Gravity Hurts was one of the best. As for the rap ones, I can't stand them.

[Lego.com Message Boards]

Wait, what do you mean? Weird name?

[Nike running shoe]

Wonderful sculpting, and the smooth colored lines are amazing as they can be quite difficult to pull off. How did you plan it out?

[Who Has The Coolest Avatar?]

The Renegade Emperor. As much as I hate how overused memes are, it cracks me up every time.

[So I Stumbled Upon Something Today]

Pohakui, do you think you could contact him? I'd be interesting to know his motivations.

[Just a random thought]

Maybe. An easter egg might be nice, but if it's too prominent people might take it as canon.

[What Do You Miss Most]

Probably the complex storyline. Some people thought it was too convoluted, but I loved how rich it was. That has been something LEGO has never done since, and unfortunately might never do again.

[What's on your shelf currently?]

On my shelves I have:Sopwith CamelMaersk ShipIn addition, I have various tablescraps and MOCs.

[Most Noobish Thing You Feel You've Done?]

I believe my foray into the comic forum was the most newbish thing I've done. 'twas disastrous.

[Your Uses For Bionicle Canisters]

I use them to store the instructions the sets came in, but I imagine that conceivably, in my college poverty, I could use them as soup bowls and cups.

[Why Bionicle?]

I believe I found BIONICLE through just general exploration of LEGO, but I lost interest around 2006, and then I joined the FOL community, and BZPower in 2008 after a friend got me into it. I was young when these things happened, so I don't remember them in detail.

[LEGO Modular Buildings]

I think they should make some new buildings such as museums, bookstores, and parks. Buildings that are larger than just one module would allow for bigger and more detailed creations.

[How do you build your sets?]

As many members do, I just dump them out in one big pile unless they're in numbered bags, in which I make different piles. I tend to not worry about building fast, but enjoying the build.

[How Many?]

All the people in set ~A, such that set A is the set of all people who know I'm on BZP. A is an empty set.Also Daiker, I wish I was so cool I had a living space instead of just a room.

[Guess who's birthday it is?!]

Happy birthday!

[Lego.com Message Boards]

It's the perfect example of why humans never deserved global communication.

Then why are you here? :PSeriously, I think you are all exaggerating. They are small kids, after all. You can't expect them to be rational and mature, even less so in an online message board about LEGO. -Gata

Sure, they might just be little kids like all little kids, but even if there were forums for precocious 2-year olds who acted like they were seven, that doesn't mean it'd be pleasant to be on there. Because there would be seven-year-old behavior.I've looked at them, lurking, but I wouldn't dare register. It seems like such a strange, twisted place. On one side however, they suck up potentially disruptive children that would have otherwise have joined FOL sites.I heard that there are shipping wars there. It might make it appealing to join.

[What Forum Sections Do You Visit The Least?]

All of them, I rarely post in the forums anymore.

[In another 11 years...]

"What do you think BZPower will be like?"That verb already assumes too much.

[BZPower Luncheon at BrickFair]

@Zaz: Accrding to the BF website:Holiday Inn4335 Chantilly Shopping CenterChantilly, VA 20151

[Stickers Vs Printing]

For a long time I have been staunchly pro-printing, as I still am in regards to constraction lines. However, I have seen that the advantage that stickers have is that they provide a choice-- as to whether apply them or not, to modify them as one wishes. I have recently stopped putting them on sets, because I've seen that many times they can be useful later in creations. Printed pieces, provide you little choice, and if one wishes to utilize the piece for something other than its design, then you must hide that side from view, which is not always possible.

[Thoughts on This Community]

I'd hate to be negative (actually I love being negative, but w/e) but I think BZP's glory days are over. This is not to say BZP is on a slow drawn-out path of death, but just that there will never be replacing the days of huge amounts of members.Instead, we should see today's community as a more mature, albeit smaller group of members. Have you noticed that there's less drama and flaming here on BZP? I think this should be seen as one of the advantages of a smaller, older community, which should be an idea BZP shouldn't reject in favor of a new era just yet.