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Who do you think are some of the best movie villains? ...I think Rattlesnake Jake's up there.

It's a lot faster, Not worth the downtime, in my opinion, but it's a lot faster.

Um, I'm not too crazy about the current season, actually. Maybe it's the current economy, but aside from when Andy gets his butt tattooed, it's been kind of deppresing and too realistic. Also, they need more Dwight.

Yeah. If they're going to restrict kids, then don't overly-kiddify the stuff their way they do.

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, eh?... I:( I'd like it if it was akin to that Brickmovie about the time machine or whatever, or the Brick Testament, or... something... unoficial-ish, I guess.

I think you're taking this movie a little too seriously. Keep in mind, this is the "Get down, as in boogie?" and "This is just like herding cattle back home" and "Mmmmmmmm, cake" TV show. I don't think the writers would labor over the subtle effects of quaza on characters too much.

This is completely pessimistic, but I doubt Lego would hesitate too much to end Bionicle here and now.

They'd probably be like oil and water and not mix up. ...I'm trying to resist the temptation to make a comment that would likely result in my proto-energy reduction...

Because Lego realized that us Bionicle fans were liking Roodaka a little too much...

I don't know, disney villains aren't so scary after age 8 or so. I want to see villians like Rattlesnake Jake. The kinds that permanently scar kids and adults alike... This thing right here is what I mean. It's a lot shorter (mostly just biographies) but it's a lot more to the point than a lot of other story sources are, so I think it's pretty good. Yeah, XPlode was a famous criminal, but the others were just run-of-the-mill villains, for the most part. And I think we saw some moderate strategy. Meltdown's hit and run infection, for instance, and Corroder's acid use saw that neither of them were captured. In the final battle, I think they were mostly hoping that Von Nebula would dispatch of Stormer (and Furno, though that wasn't really part of the plan) and then the other Heroes would fall apart. Again, it's a stretch, but with 22 minutes to tell a story, you're gonna have to cut some of it out. I think you guys are totally overthinking this. Keep in mind, this is the "Get down, as in boogie?" and "This is just like herding cattle back home" and "Mmmmmm, cake" TV show. I don't think the writers are going to labor over Von Nebula's motives too much.

This show on Adult Swim called "Eagleheart."

I disagree. You can always discuss something, and most of the time swearing or picspam just isn't needed....I'm not talking swears, I'm talking being able to say words like a certain four letter mild insult that starts with a j, rhymes with "Berk," and appears on here like #####, at least.

I wish people would start aknowledging the existence of the lego message boards. They're the next best thing to BZPower, they have an active fan base, they haven't been down six months, but people assume without BZPower bionicle's automatically dead. They have lots of responses to serials.

But that's what made this site what it is, and this site WAS made towards lego fans, not towards "Mature" content. I think it's kept the site classy. Even though Greg works for LEGO and is most likely not going to try and find people and kidnap them, he is a 45 year old man. It's just safer that people 13 and under don't talk to him. LEGO, BZPower, or any other site Greg is on, can't know what he is talking about with people. Another thing that is a main factor, is most people above 13 year of age, have matured more than people under 13. A lot of 12 year olds wouldn't be smart enough, or mature enough to comprehend some of the things a kidnapper or some other kind of criminal would say. If a criminal said, "Hey, wanna go meet me at the park? I can give you tons of candy," most kids under 13 would agree. That is not saying that Greg is some kind of criminal and most likely he is not. But it is a precaution, that I think is very necessary. -RezWell by that logic, everybody over the age of 18 should be banned from talking to minors.I know that predators exist on the internet, and I know there are measure needed to make sure their goals are not easy but banning discussion of any kind when the target audience is 12 years and under is just silly. Guys, remember, LEGO is trying to revise their policy, which translates to "change at some point in the near future". The discussion that's been going on since the policy was announced has brought out one sole fact; you can't be sure of a person's age in the internet, and the whole idea of the 13+ forum is silly by itself. BZPower will be adjusting to the new policy as soon as possible, so there's no reason to be upset about this matter right now. I'll agree with Rausaro and Riglax, that way I'll establish my take on this. As for those wanting a MATURE forum, we need to be careful how far we take this. Already, people are crossing the line in BZP. Imagine if this site lifted some of its restrictions on obscenity? Now it may seem like a dreadful and extreme conclusion, but I don't want a BZPchan anytime soon.I'm all for less restrictions, actually. This site really limits discussion too much.

Even though Greg works for LEGO and is most likely not going to try and find people and kidnap them, he is a 45 year old man. It's just safer that people 13 and under don't talk to him. LEGO, BZPower, or any other site Greg is on, can't know what he is talking about with people. Another thing that is a main factor, is most people above 13 year of age, have matured more than people under 13. A lot of 12 year olds wouldn't be smart enough, or mature enough to comprehend some of the things a kidnapper or some other kind of criminal would say. If a criminal said, "Hey, wanna go meet me at the park? I can give you tons of candy," most kids under 13 would agree. That is not saying that Greg is some kind of criminal and most likely he is not. But it is a precaution, that I think is very necessary. -RezYou must know a lot of really stupid twelve year olds. I think they should just lift the pm ban and be done with it. I think Lego just doesn't want to bother with any responsibility for anything.

Yay, he's alive!!! ...Good to see the serials are still going.

But if they shut it down, will they even tell us, or will they just quite updating it and leave it up like Bionicle.com?

So, do you have a script yet, or no?

He's the star in Get a Life, Eagleheart, and Cabin Boy, among other movies/TV shows. If you're one of the 0.001 percent of the world's population who recognizes him, please reply!

Riff Tamson's death was kind of a shock for a kid's show.

Web of Shadows, by far. It's the only one I really, really liked. It was great, and in some ways the animation was better than the Legend Reborn.

The thing about stretch armstrong is they can slap on a star (I think they're using the guy from Twilight), and assure that hordes of fans will flock on over to the theater. You can't really do to much as far as stars go with a semi-expressionless animated robot.

If you don't mind my asking, how would we have nudity in a written story? Do you mean one of those poems where the words take a shape?

Three 1/2 months between serial updates busy?It is a bit odd, but I am sure GregF will have a reasonable explanation when he comes back.He's not coming back because lego won't let him post anymore.

The fact that they happen to have a bunch of masks that are exactly what the need convienently stored around the island for them.