LOL.
Yeah, I think giving children food that looks exactly like their toys, then saying, "Hey, put this in your mouth and swallow it" is probably a bad idea.
You mean toys aren't food?
LOL.
Yeah, I think giving children food that looks exactly like their toys, then saying, "Hey, put this in your mouth and swallow it" is probably a bad idea.
You mean toys aren't food?
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*Slowly takes stuffed toy out of her mouth*
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All lego people are democrats.
If that doesn't say it all, what can?
WHOAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!Lego is also suitable for home defense
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Yes, we all have the same fallen nature and are as prove to bloodshed as the folks who came before us and the folks who will come after us.What does that suppose to mean? I know a lot of well oriented Christians that are democrats, and I also know a lot of Republicans that are as vial and evil as they come. I am so tired of hearing republicans are Christians and democrats aren't. I no longer affiliate with either party, but it just drives me crazy when some thing like that is said. It is almost the same as saying an evangelist is better than a Baptist, or a Catholic is better than a Jehovah witness, and so on. I can tell you bad things about every denomination or political party.
Maybe the few that are in office now, and also the republican party as well. But the democratic party started off being one to help the less fortunate, and the republican for the longest time always tried to help the rich. Helping the less fortunate is a Christian moral value. The other thing you do is falsely accuse everybody who belongs to a party for one or a group of individuals standards. Most of my family are Christians and belong to the democratic party, but they do not side with Obama on everything he does.
Really? Plastic LEGO has been around since 1947.![]()
Lego was not introduced into Canada until 1961, when I was already an adult.... errr, make that a small child! The remote northern reaches of Canada where I grew up did not have Lego being sold till I was much older.
For that matter, I once was on the plane to Phoenix Arizona in 1971, and two advertising executives from MacDonald's were sitting next to me. They proudly told me they had designed the mascot, Ronald MacDonald, whom I had never heard of. They were so excited, to find one of the 3% of people in North America who had not heard of MacDonald's, they asked for an instant interview. Once I found out what their product was, they were treated to a diatribe about vegetarianism, militant newbie that I was at that time.
The city I live in did not get a MacDonald's till 1972, the year after I graduated from high school, and the year after I talked to the advertising guys on the plane. So no outlets = no advertising.
See, I grew up in a very primitive society, and really, I think I got the better end of the stick! Well, maybe Lego would have been nice. But minibricks were ok, too! Except being all red, of course.
Sorry, Angela. I didn't know that. Living in a primitive society would have been good in parts, but I don't know that I could've done without Lego!![]()
There's practically nothing left of my old Legos,
you don't necessarily have to build with it to have fun.
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