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When I told my friends Bionicle was back, they had no idea what I was talking about. That doesn't change the fact that I feel like I'm 8-15 years old again!

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I liked the Bohrok, so 2002 was IMO the best set-wise. But then the Barraki were pretty unique, and I really liked Krika and Vamprah... meh, I'll just stick with '02.

Borderlands 2. That or N+, can't remember.

A Dance with Dragons. Now I can safely browse the internet without being spoiled!

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1. What country are you from? India, but I'm in the US for now.2. What languages do you speak? English, Hindi, Marathi, Spanish and I'm learning Russian. 3. Can you easily buy Lego products in your country? They're everywhere. Except they're usually a few years behind, which is good incase you miss some old sets. I still see Visorak and stuff in some stores.5. How long does it take for the latest Lego sets to reach stores? It's much better now, and the releases are pretty much on par with the rest of the world, but back when BIONICLE still existed it was like I described above.6. Do you buy Lego products in shops or online? Which is easier? On the rare occasion that I buy a set, it's usually in-store. If I'm browsing and see something I like, I pick it up. Online shopping cannot be trusted in that country. 7. Would you like to see more Lego products available in your country? I'm indifferent now lol

As you wish.Topic closed.

1. When was your favourite point during your stay on BZP?Probably when the thing that brought me here in the first place, Bionicle (duh lol) was still alive and kicking. It's still fun now, but I'm not as big an "other LEGO" fan as I was a fan of Bionicle, and so the interest has sort of died down. But I still pop in once in a while.2. How long have you been a member of BZP?Officially, over 6 years. Unofficially, 4-5 years.3. Have you had any long disapperances from BZP? If so, why?My activity over the past few years (has it been that long?) could be considered a long disappearance coz I haven't been especially active, and I'd be offline more than I would be online. I would pop back up now and then to see how things were going, but then I'd wander off into the nether once again.6. Do you feel that BZP is slowly losing its members, or that BZP generally has less activity?It's not that it's losing members, coz most of them weren't really active way back when, it's just that it's not (in my opinion) attracting newer members who are invested in the site. So yeah, less activity, but I don't think it's lost many old faithfuls lol

I started reading A Song of Ice and Fire. This was soon after I started watching Game of Thrones. I haven't gotten too far, but it's been fun so far. I like how each chapter focuses on different characters so you're not bombarded with a hundred different personalities at once lol. Makes it easier to get to know the character.

Hey guys, I was wondering: which one is better DLC, Arrival or From Ashes. I know Arrival sort of bridges the gap between the two games, and that would be cool, but are the missions etc. worth it or not? What about From Ashes?I'm leaning towards Arrival, but I'd just like to know what you guys think. :)Plus, Arrival is cheaper.

So I picked up ME3 for my laptop so I can play on the go (for like 15 minutes before the battery dies, but whatever). Turns out I can't scan planets now because you need to press the right click and left click at the same time, which is unpossible with my laptop. >__<EDIT: Phew. Figured it out. Off to more planet scanning!

About the ending...

Thanks guys. :)Question answered, topic closed.

Thanks guys, for the answers. :)And since there's really not much else to say on the matter...Topic closed.

Hope you had fun. :)Birthday over, topic closed.

Well, hope you had a good one. ^_^Birthday over, topic closed.

Happy birthday, CM

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRICKEEEEENSSSS ZOMGG

As awesome as Brickeens is, he can only handle one birthday topic. :oTopic closed.

Thanks for the poll, Fantasia. :)Topic closed.

About the violence in video games thing, after having done "extensive" research for a paper, I'd just like to say that there's still no concrete link between playing these games and being more violent or aggressive in real life. Parental involvement plays a HUGE part in counteracting the effects of this violence. For parents who monitored their play and were generally more involved in what their kids buy and play, their kids were less aggressive than those whose parents didn't bother.AND, the chances are the competition involved in the games plays a larger role in aggression than the content. A kid playing multiplayer on CoD will probably be screaming insults at random opponents (the average 12 year old on CoD ), and since there are no consequences, they'll probably be less inhibited in real ife than "normal" kids in provoking people etc.So I guess violence doesn't make that much of a difference.