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I just looked at the Bionicle scan and it looks okay. I might get some, but if
the original Throwbots go on good clearance I will buy them instead. I don't
understand about collecting masks. Can you put the bionicle head on a minifig?
And why didn't TLC bring back the Islanders themselves? Kind of strange, but
I'm glad I recently got an Islanders Catamaran. Bionicle.com doesn't work yet.
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bionicle
(score: 0.820)
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> Hmm... I really wonder sometimes the amount people want to
> pay for good sets. I don't know, it is very frustrating.
> Here are some general questions I have:
> 1) Where are the losses coming from, product line wholesale
> sales, plant closings, market loss, new vetures, etc.
market loss to Pokemon, Game Boy etc., stupid new lines: ZNAP, Lego clothes, clocks and watches....
> 2) What plans are there to go back to the core LEGO
> products, and what kind of items can we look forward to?
Bionicle, bionicle, bionicle.......
> 3) Are the bulk sales better tha the old format LSAH servce
> packs?
I'm not sure.....
scratchin' brickhead
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bionicle
(score: 0.819)
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bionicle
(score: 0.816)
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Todd,
can you create a technic.slizer group to cover the themes
of Throwbots, Roboriders and Bionicle?
It seems that with Bionicle these sorts of figures are
here to stay, and they are different enough from everything
else to warrent their own newsgroup.
In a 2001 thread I asked what a good name would be, and at
least one other agreed that technic.slizer would be good.
-gyug
In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman writes:
> In lugnet.admin.general, Jude Beaudin writes:
> > Todd,
> > As the creation of new themes continues to accelerate, are you planning on
> > changing the layout of the news home page?
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bionicle
(score: 0.815)
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Trimmed bionicle from FUT
In lugnet.technic.bionicle, Bill Farkas writes:
> In lugnet.technic.bionicle, Michael Horvath writes:
> > I agree with both of you. I do think it's disturbing.
>
> This may stir up a firestorm (not my intent), but why is violence in a
> storyline so bad? Violence is a regrettably necessary part of life. If
> children learn to comprehrend the difference between violence that defends
> or protects innocence and violence for the sake of greedy gain or sadistic
> pleasure then they will be better prepared to face "the real world."
> Mindless violence is disturbing, yes. Violence in the battle of good against
> evil isn't, IMO.
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> What I find disturbing is the adolescent inclination to be fascinated with
> or attracted to the evil character in a storyline.
I agree with Bill. Violence in a story isn't bad, per se. It's *celebrating
it* as an end in and of itself that's bad.
I hold with a philosophy that doesn't initiate violence but that doesn't
mean I'm against seeing it happen when it's necessary to make a point or to
move a story forward.
++Lar (never start a fight, but if someone starts one, and turning the other
cheek doesn't work, fight to win)
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bionicle
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