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Legos were pretty much all I played with. All I did was build houses or buildings with them. I drew a lot back then, so it came natural to build what I drew. I was into copying houses I saw on drives on the way to places, especially modern (it was the 80s, mind you) or Tudor. I was obsessed with Legos since age 7. My grandfather was the total retired world traveler and would get me import Lego sets from different countries. One Christmas, it was the castle set only found in Denmark at the time. It was a long time before that one was released in the U.S. I think at the late age of 14, I finally stopped playing with Legos.

I never got into the Lego people. Just building pieces. How useful were the shutters, arches, doors, or the 1 pieces? VERY.

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Ever thought about becoming an architect?...Do you have any of your drawings or pictures of your houses?



Oh and for the record not all kids played with Lego. I was very much in to play kitchens I had practically a whole entire room filled with stove, sink,dining table and refrigerator. I also loved Barbie, Little People, view master and collecting Lisa Frank stuff. By 10 I was very much into Tamagotchi nano baby. In my teens I played Bratz dolls with my little sis. So fun!


Fuck I feel old.

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The plural form of Lego *is* Lego, no s at the end.

- Professor Jigaloo

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lincoln logs ....

I went from those things to playing outside- building forts & tree houses with scavenged lumber, even digging elaborate earthworks and tunnels.

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......(A favorite was to talk the fat retarded girl into lying on the ground and letting us jump her).

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Read that sentence out loud.....it is just ALL kinds of wrong ....



Gia and her Lego buildings, that's cool....she would have been my ideal childhood female play pal. especially if she had any of her current personality traits and values at age 8 thru 12. Gia, were you more apt to play with boys or girls at that age? I had to have certain special needs as a child in school and what not, but I received all kinds of special privileges (like getting to leave school/class early, being allowed to wander the school by myself, always going FIRST and being at the front of the line, getting longer lunch and recess and other privileges. Gia would have feigned interest in me and used me and taken advantage somehow, thats hott. I wonder if she allowed boys to play with her honeypot or if she gave free shows? I wonder if she was interested in Boy's packages??? at age 9 thru 12 I wanted to play doctor a lot, and even then, my sense of fair play and early respect for whores had me willing to pay sluts a decent fare in exchange for certain favors. I wonder what it would have cost me (in Candy, Gum, Quarters, Crayons, toys, etc) to get Gia to play doctor?



There is NO doubt in my mind Gigi would let me see or do whatever i wanted during "sand box" in school....

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......(A favorite was to talk the fat retarded girl into lying on the ground and letting us jump her).

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Seriously Burg?

The question should be "Who did *not* play with Legos as a kid" so we can point and laugh at them.

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Like 1 year ago I made this small custome Evil Lego Army and then sold it on eBay. I should have never done that:



From alexpanzer.com:
"This is an Evil Lego Army. Checkout the flamethrower Lego guy, he has a flamethrower and a flamesuit. Commander sports binocular, walki-talkie, shoulder board and a red cape, red!, just like blood. There is also a special trooper with body armor, walkie-talkie, sadist fetish mask and a whip. next one is the mountain trooper with an over-sized rucksack, magnifying glass and a pickaxe. Movie trooper is also not bad, just a regular trooper with a film camera."

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I just regeret I no longer have the time to reprogram you.
The world could be so different.

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I've had a few, , but let's start with these:

1) There was no C.S.S. Turtle, or C.S.S. Anything in the early 1900s. The last Confederate ship, The Shenandoah struck it's colors in November, 1865;

2) Although the Confederacy had a submarine, it was called the Hunley, not the Turtle. The Turtle was an experimental submarine from the American Revolution;

3) I'm not to sure how many Blacks actually served in the Confederate Navy, but there's no way it was 28 %, as depicted in that picture;

4) Fuck You Panzer, you America bashing faggot, for even presuming to touch upon the subject.

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Legos were pretty much all I played with. All I did was build houses or buildings with them. I drew a lot back then, so it came natural to build what I drew. I was into copying houses I saw on drives on the way to places, especially modern (it was the 80s, mind you) or Tudor. I was obsessed with Legos since age 7. My grandfather was the total retired world traveler and would get me import Lego sets from different countries. One Christmas, it was the castle set only found in Denmark at the time. It was a long time before that one was released in the U.S. I think at the late age of 14, I finally stopped playing with Legos.

I never got into the Lego people. Just building pieces. How useful were the shutters, arches, doors, or the 1 pieces? VERY.

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Ever thought about becoming an architect?...Do you have any of your drawings or pictures of your houses?



Oh and for the record not all kids played with Lego. I was very much in to play kitchens I had practically a whole entire room filled with stove, sink,dining table and refrigerator. I also loved Barbie, Little People, view master and collecting Lisa Frank stuff. By 10 I was very much into Tamagotchi nano baby. In my teens I played Bratz dolls with my little sis. So fun!


Fuck I feel old.

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I played with my friend Shawn's Star Wars dolls when they first came out, but I didn't get into the movie enough to have my own. I also loved my plastic shark I got at the Jaws premiere. I would always wish for sharks when we went to the beach. Also had a sandbox in my back yard. We'd pretend it was quicksand.

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Jealous you had a sandbox, we didnt have a yard like that. We always lived in Brownstones and even those yards aren't considered yards by my standards. I like yards where you can set up tire swings, sandboxes, swingsets, shit like that, I always wanted to live in the Suburbs, oh well.
I would never live in the Burbs now, maybe a Summer/Winter home but not for everyday life. I like my city life neighborhood.

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Loved Garbage Pail Stickers, I had Charlies Angels Cards too....god I am fucking old.

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I love GPK stickers too my brother had a bunch in the 80's and he would let me have any. One day he stole mt Jerry Only doll and gave it to his girlfriend so I stole pretty much most of them.

Anyone remember these?


I loved collecting McD's toys. These are my fave, these ones arent mine. Mine are in storage not looking so great. But hey, it's all in the memories. YUM! Robot food.



ANd how could I forget Hello Kitty was and still is my #1 obsession.

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i bet that Stevie Why have a lot of legos in his playroom

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I've got a shelf of Batman Legos that were released a year or so ago. Used to get stoned out of my mind and build the bigger sets.

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ivan's legos, as pictured in an old post.






he kept these in his kitchen cupboard... kami andrews said she didn't want to put her pop tarts away, because she didn't want to fuck up the prairie

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At Japanese stores, like the one on Sunset/Crescent Heights, they have tons of food miniatures. All types of food. So adorable like plastic marzipans.

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I hate marzipan, it tastes so gross, the only memory I have of my scumbag father.

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At Japanese stores, like the one on Sunset/Crescent Heights, they have tons of food miniatures. All types of food. So adorable like plastic marzipans.

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I hate marzipan, it tastes so gross, the only memory I have of my scumbag father.

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