Cool new Lego sculptures in DTD

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    Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan

    Tuna Can Mickey is still more endearing than Duffy.
    ; )
     
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    Originally Posted By Autopia Deb

    Eh, I'd say it't a toss up.... Cleanup on isle 5!
     
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    Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan

    Or maybe they were emphasizing that Mickey was a cartuna character?
     
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    Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt

    OMG... would you stop it! LOL.
     
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    Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan

    Okay, I'll can it, Hans.
     
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    Originally Posted By Nobody

    Hans has to lego of his anxiety.
     
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    Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan

    LOL!
     
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    Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt

    There's something fishy about that sculpture.
     
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    Originally Posted By CuriousConstance

    I bet Jessica Simpson would be, like, totally, like, confused by that Chicken of the Seas sculpture.

    Is it chicken or tuna!? I DON'T KNOW!!!!
     
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    Originally Posted By CuriousConstance

    Damn. I knew my comment would be a thread killer.

    I'm like, totally bad at puns.
     
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    Originally Posted By Scutr

    I though maybe you were fishing for compliments
     
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    Originally Posted By Scutr

    Or should that be "condiments"?
     
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    Originally Posted By Scutr

    COD-iments, perhaps?
     
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    Originally Posted By phruby

    Oh my Cod! This is going to be good!
     
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    Originally Posted By CuriousConstance

    I got nothing.
     
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    Originally Posted By Bellella

    Like, wow.
     
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    Originally Posted By dagobert

    It's a bit off topic, but is Lego very popular in the US? I always thought it's more a European thing, at least I had that impression why I spent half a year in the US. But you have two Legolands and so it must be popular.
     
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    Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt

    It's very popular here. I don't know any kid, or boys at least, that didn't have them growing up.
     
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    Originally Posted By Autopia Deb

    Heck, I'm not exactly the demographic and I love building those Lego sets. I just wish they weren't so darn expensive.
     
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    Originally Posted By Schmitty Good Vibes

    Legos were my favorite toy when I was very young (later it was slot cars). They are VERY big in the U.S. What I dont like is the sets they have now days. They have a rather singular purpose, to build one objet, a pirate ship or a space ship, etc. As a kid, there were no such sets and no instructions. You had to use your imagination, and I think these sets take quite a bit of the creativity out of the hands of the kids.

    I may be wrong, because I've bought a lot of these sets for my grandson and he does come up with many things on his own.

    Another thing about Legos, they sure hurt when you step on one.
     
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