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[citation needed] I've seen this information passed around a few times, but I've never actually seen any proof of Greg saying that. In fact, I remember that Greg at one point clearly stated that he did NOT want to canonize 1 day = 36 hours based on the sundial. Obviously, that doesn't mean he didn't just change his mind later, but I've never seen a quote actually confirming that. Does anyone know where/when he said this?

Agil will be released with the final issue of the Bionicle magazine on October 26th exclusively in Europe. It has been available in Germany since August 11th.

I was about to post this here, anyways...

Whether the picture shows up or not actually depends on the aspect ratio of your screen/browser window. If your browser window is not wide enough, you cannot scroll down far enough and the final image will not show up. So, no, it's not fixed, it just does not affect everyone. The previous chapter already had the same problem, btw.

Ryder Windham answered some more questions in this post: http://derchronist.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=10591#p10591 He hinted that he is open for more questions, so if you have any interesting questions, I can pass them on and maybe he'll answer some of them. Not too many, though – we don't want to overwhelm him. I don't think Ryder Windham is affected by this LEGO policy at all, since he's not a LEGO employee. Anyway, you just have to know the right people. In this case, Nuhrii the Metruan (admin and founder of Der Chronist) happened to know someone who knows Ryder Windham, so he arranged for an interview. Then, while we were collecting questions for the interview, Ryder Windham just happened to find the forum and decided to register and answer our questions directly.

I'm not really a fan of Harry Potter anymore (the last book was so boring I never finished it), but I loved the first game and its humor, so I'll definitely get its successor at some point. Well, the games are based on the Harry Potter movies and the seventh year was split into two movies, so I guess they'll do the same in the game: Years 5 and 6 will get one section each and year 7 will get two sections.

It sounds great that we'll get this book in English. However, it does not sound great that it will only be published in American Lego shops. XD I definitely want to get this book, but I'm not sure whether I'll be able to... :-(

Didn't he somehow lie about how Lesovikk's team had died? His team died because of Zyglak, but in that Olisi vision his team actually was attacked by an acid cloud. Many people thought that this might be a wrong fact in this vision that might help Lesovikk to get out of the vision by realizing his team was killed by Zyglak, not by that acid cloud; however, their theory was crushed by Greg editing the BS01 Lesovikk article to saying it really was an acid cloud. Later we found out that those people's theory was right, after all...

Well, that's similar to what I have been thinking before. Of course it is. About the first comparision: An organisation - if there is evidence that it is evil - has to be destroyed, of course, but killing its members should be avoided, and they should be imprisoned instead. Since the Makuta obviously can leave their armor at any time and possess a new body, it might make sense to seal them in Protodermis, like Teridax 1000 years ago in "our" universe. If there's no other choice, that's a different thing of course, but it doesn't look that way... About the second comparision: I wouldn't like our state to observe me and all the other people, just because there might be one or two potential terrorist somewhere in their country... That's nonsense. A few weeks ago, there was a scandal in Germany, when some people found out that Lidl, a chain of stores, hired detectives and installed cameras to observe their cashiers and all the other people who worked for them (and customers, of course)... About the third comparision: I can't really say anything against or in favor of this, since an important information is missing: Will the Dark Hunters simply be unable to do anything bad anymore after that (in prison, for example)? Or will they themselves will be smashed, just like their operations? ;P I think that both things you suggest are correct. In my opinion, Tuyet - and all politicians who would act the same way in the first two cases - indeed trys to keep peace... in an evil and corrupt way. Other people might think different, of course...

I'd like to talk about Bionicle, and nearly everyone I know knows that I love Bionicle. But I'm the only one who does, most of my friends laugh at me because of that. There's someone I sometimes talk to about Bionicle, but he doesn't know Bionicle very well... (He has watched MoL and knows some things from Bionicle.com, but that's all. Most of his Bionicle knowledge he got from me.)