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Ah yes, that game looks fun. I already got a taste of your awesomness as a LEGO in the first game, DV. Let's just say, you ruled.

Personally, I think the Inika are some pretty cool sets. *Puts on teacher's hat.* Remember class, a Kanohi is a mask, not the head that's underneath the mask. Also, I agree that the heads really stand out on some of the Toa, like Matoro, for example. Lime-green on a white Toa? But, I'm probably one of the few, if there are others at all, that thinks the blobs themselves are awesome pieces. I don't know why, but I just like the mixture of lime and white (which is quite ironic, as I said that the piece doesn't look good on a white Toa), and you can use them for a lot of stuff, like shoulder armor or bug eyes. Of course, I don't have an Inika myself, so I didn't experience them first hand...yet.

O.O I had no idea such things existed. That must have been quite the experience. Was it like when wet cement dries up and makes people stiff in cartoons? I aught to find a bottle of this stuff...

And we have a new record! Is Onuki going to defend his title? Here's to a successful lock down drill. *Takes out the soda.*

Nice find! I'm also excited about LSW2. But I think I'll get Bionicle Heroes first (if it comes out first, that is). The LSW2 art makes a nice addition to the blog.

I haven't got around to reading the S&T entries yet. It's been quite the morning... *Looks at watch.* What? 7: 42 PM?? That sure was a long morning. And yes, do visit the comics if you get the chance. You won't be dissapointed! Congrats on your failed mission, Vader?

So that's why your first entry ended up being at the top again. I was wondering how it got there... Now it looks like your whole blog was posted yesterday. Oh well, it's a shame the fire drill didn't work out. Good luck with the lock down, and may it have better results than the fire drill did.

Thanks. (For the compliment in your other entry, that is. Still getting used to this whole seperate entries thing... XD) Is it me, or is getting bricked contageous? *Tries to resist making some sort of pun on Lego bricks.* I'd say TMN has done very well on his first issue of DN comics. My congrats to him!

The unthinkable has happened! Though I must say, I love what you've done with the place, Vader. I didn't know you could change the title of a blog... Must...become...Premier....

I think the only time a blog can catch fire is if someone flames it up. *Is bricked for bad pun.* Good thing all comments can be approved or disapproved. I shall be sticking around to see when the Blog Drill time pops up.

As much as that hurt, I must point out that I got bricked much more up to now, so you're pretty lucky. And yes, let's hear it for Onuki! I wonder when he'll make an entry about it himself. You have a co-writer for DN comics now? Cool!

Your new comics are great so far, DN! Looks like you were right when you said you saw a bright future for them in comic 1. Yep, I made comics before. In my early days on BZP, I used to make an adventure comic with some cliche plot and my own original characters (with some guest stars). It was a "serious comic", unlike most comics these days. But it could not win against the topic revival limit. You can still find all the issues on my Brickshelf. And as you know, I currently have a Sonic coming running in COT. Um, isn't Ticheli Land already BoTW?

As usual, my timing could not be worse. >.< So many entries... I'll just make this quick: Awesome blog you have here, Onuki! And congrats on going Premier for that matter. Anyway, though I do not have a blog and have never had any experience with one, I think locking an entry will simply not allow any more comments to be posted. Of course, this is just my thinking on the matter, so it doesn't really help, does it? A blog fire drill? Well, I do not have one myself, so I can't say much. However, I think it would be pretty interesting to see "evacuation" time records. XD I think performing a lock down drill would indeed only be needed against hackers and the like. I can't find any other uses for it...

Great to see CKH comics back up and running! That featurette was pretty scary, indeed. I guess all of the Star Wars crossovers are gone now...unless Vader will tamper with your comics! Darn it, it really is a shame that you can't see what you're replying to at the bottom of the page.

Glad to hear the comics are coming back. I'm looknig forward to this new revolutionary look. Sounds interesting. Looks like it's going to be one busy summer for you. Better keep Vader under control too.

So this is what them fancy blog thingamajigs look like. It feels like I just came over to a friend's house. But then again, in a way, I did. Anyway, the blog looks pretty neat so far. You and Turakii have done a swell job on it. That Vader pic is a nice touch too. Anyway, you're lucky. I still have two days of school left and then four more days of exams. It's good to hear that your stories are going well, and may they keep on doing so! Good luck with maintaining this blog too. *Puts tomatoes away. *