That is great. In wonderful contrast to the dead kitty floral arrangements. posted by widdershins at 9:43 AM on December 16, 2002
Yet still continuing the same general theme. posted by gottabefunky at 9:53 AM on December 16, 2002
Wicked. At the age of 10 I built a lego quillotine. It was a bit larger, but very functional. I executed my little sister's Barbie dolls with it. Quite cruel... :-) These Lego links are always funny. posted by hoskala at 9:54 AM on December 16, 2002
I expected video.
So I guess I'm saying I'm disappointed I didn't get to see Lego men dying in full-motion, full-color, 24fps glory.
A nice site although I question the need to use flash. Apart from coming up with something that had a bit of flashy animation, why couldn't have this been done in plain old HTML (and maybe a little bit of javascript for the views)? posted by ralawrence at 10:22 AM on December 16, 2002
I agree. Flash has a purpose, and this ain't it. posted by Pretty_Generic at 10:23 AM on December 16, 2002
These remind me of the Calvin and Hobbes snowmen comics. posted by caddis at 11:01 AM on December 16, 2002
I swear I've seen this before, but nothing came up in the archive search, except for this comment on the Webby Award Nominations back in April (it's listed under Humor). posted by jazon at 11:06 AM on December 16, 2002
So are you going to let me off with a warning? posted by Pretty_Generic at 11:24 AM on December 16, 2002
Much friendlier than the Lego Concentration Camp. The "Occupational Hazards" section really made me laugh (maybe because I don't have a real job). posted by lelilo at 11:14 PM on December 16, 2002
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