Lego History of the World

[xerhino]

Ian is currently playing "Lego Star Wars". A significant portion of his world these past couple of weeks is composed of Star Wars knowledge. He sometimes refers to "our doodeetoo", which means, of course, "R2D2". His 4 year old grasp of language hasn't yet allowed for the use of serial numbers as names, so he has interpreted it the best he

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[whiskeyjack]

I suggested "Lego Golda Meir" - but was turned down.

I had to look her up but...

[xerhino]

The Lego Spartans would have liked Lego Golda Meir.

[xerhino]

it's on the internet

[xerhino]

I am Lego Sparticus.

No, I am Lego Sparticus.

No...

[ossuarian]

I've mentioned earlier that I'm curious how Zane will see Star Wars because it'll all be so familiar. At Maker Faire, there was a life-sized R2-D2 that rolled up to Zane and made all the R2-D2 sounds (making him rather nervous).

So when Zane sees Star Wars, he'll be thinking, "Hey, that robot got in a movie. Good for him. Hey, that big guy with the cape has the same kind of sword I do. Huh, I've seen all these vehicles before. Didn't they do anything original in this?"

[xerhino]

We showed them the first (forth) movie last weekend. There were a lot of, "Hey, that's the guy from the game.", comments and I had to keep explaining that they did not make the movie because the game was popular.

Legoland Martini Maker comes with everything you see here

[auzjeweii]

Lego Winston Churchill -- with real Vermouth-glancing action!

Oh wait, this is supposed to be for kids, huh? ;)

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[xerhino]

Writing the speeches for Lego Winston Churchill is the hardest part. "We will fight them on the Lego pirate ship, we will fight them on the Lego Dino-land..."

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[whiskeyjack]

This nearly killed me.