They took something I love, and made it into... no. Let me rephrase...
During the communist party reign, the artists producing undesirable art often ended up slaving in uranium mines. I think it's time to revisit this tradition.
/s
You telling me you don't love LEGO?
That's... That's starting to sound a lot like heresy.
I do love lego. Some things just feel wrong, though.
Warhammer LEGO!? That would be awesome!
(And also potentially bring back some of those sought after Bionicle pieces). It would go against LEGO's "no guns" policy, but they've broken that policy so often and in so many ways by now it's more of a vague suggestion.
Where can I see the rest of this showcase?
Yay consumerism and microplastics!! ❤️
-sent from my iPhone
All phone manufacturers are shit.
Google
Samsung
Apple
All shit companies.
Pick your flavour of coolaid. 🥤
That's the point.
Fairphone.
That's the way to go into the future.
LEGO's plastic is very good quality, can last for literal generations, and isn't meant to be thrown out after a single use.
A Sony Horizon game on Nintendo Switch?! WTF?
The graphics look crazy, almost like real Legos.
They took something I love, and made it into... no. Let me rephrase...
During the communist party reign, the artists producing undesirable art often ended up slaving in uranium mines. I think it's time to revisit this tradition.
/s
You telling me you don't love LEGO?
That's... That's starting to sound a lot like heresy.
I do love lego. Some things just feel wrong, though.
Warhammer LEGO!? That would be awesome!
(And also potentially bring back some of those sought after Bionicle pieces). It would go against LEGO's "no guns" policy, but they've broken that policy so often and in so many ways by now it's more of a vague suggestion.
Where can I see the rest of this showcase?
Yay consumerism and microplastics!! ❤️
-sent from my iPhone
All phone manufacturers are shit.
Google Samsung Apple
All shit companies.
Pick your flavour of coolaid. 🥤
That's the point.
Fairphone.
That's the way to go into the future.
LEGO's plastic is very good quality, can last for literal generations, and isn't meant to be thrown out after a single use.