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Minifigs have been holding it in for more than 25 years now, but relief is
finally in sight now that the LEGO company has released its first official
minifig bathroom in the form of a port-o-potty in set
7905 Building Crane. Here’s the relevant
zoomed-in screen capture:
I realize this has already been pointed out in
this thread, but I really thought this
was cause for greater celebration. Now we can move on to discussions of what it
means that the first official LEGO bathroom has very little privacy thanks to
that large clear window on the door. And, my goodness, is that a roll of toilet
paper in that minifig’s hand?!
-Brendan
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In lugnet.year.2006, Brendan Powell Smith wrote:
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I realize this has already been pointed out in
this thread, but I really thought
this was cause for greater celebration.
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I can see that you are flush with excitement!
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Now we can move on to discussions of
what it means that the first official LEGO bathroom has very little privacy
thanks to that large clear window on the door. And, my goodness, is that a
roll of toilet paper in that minifig’s hand?!
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Whoa, that wipes me out!
JOHN
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In lugnet.year.2006, Brendan Powell Smith wrote:
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Minifigs have been holding it in for more than 25 years now, but relief is
finally in sight now that the LEGO company has released its first official
minifig bathroom in the form of a port-o-potty in set
7905 Building Crane. Here’s the
relevant zoomed-in screen capture:
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Hey Brendan,
Does that mean that “girl” builders have always been ahead of the times??? Wink!
Or maybe maxifigs, just couldn’t hold out as long!
Janey “Red Brick”
P.S. A few of the Lego geeks I chat with, have taken to the habit of saying
“7905” instead of “restroom/bathroom/loo break”... I like to counter with 265!
Being a fan of the old homemaker sets I couldnt resist the response.
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Hey,
By far my favorite part about 265 is this pic from the instructions:
The bottom left image is the official LEGO “girl poopin’” model!
Bruce
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In lugnet.town, C. L. GunningCook wrote:
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Does that mean that “girl” builders have always been ahead of the times???
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Wow, look at that! I guess I was too quick when I titled that post “first
official LEGO toilet”. Much thanks for the correction.
And I suppose the argument could be made that minifigs are
just baby maxifigs
(not to be confused with
child
maxifigs), so maybe 7905 isn’t even really the first minifig toilet! Just the
first one they could use without fear of falling in. :)
-Brendan
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Oh, my, Bruce!
Isn’t that image against the LUGNET Terms and Conditions or something?!
Shame on those perverted Danish toymakers. They should be banned from LUGNET.
-Brendan ;)
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And by the way - ain’t NO one goin’ in that thing if that massive window ain’t
blocked off, perhaps with a 2x3 plate!
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In lugnet.town, Brendan Powell Smith wrote:
> Isn't that image against the LUGNET Terms and Conditions or something?!
Oh, come on Brendan. Being a girl, she could be peeing instead, wich is much
less offensive :-) And looking more carefully, I miss the white plate between
the black and yellow bricks, so she might just be resting on the toilet, without
anything pulled down.
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In lugnet.town, Sid Dinsay wrote:
> And by the way - ain't NO one goin' in that thing if that massive window
> ain't blocked off, perhaps with a 2x3 plate!
How else could you see that it's occupied, before hoisting it off?
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In lugnet.town, Kevin Wilson wrote:
> but the seat is up
A girl sitting on a toilet with the seat up? Wow, now I'm really starting to
feel confused!
> (those black tiles are missing)
Exactly, there not up against the watertank at all, they are completly vanished.
This means that the seat isn't up, but simply gone altogether :-)
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