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Since it's definitely within copyright laws to use an excerpt of a copyrighted
work for the purposes of review...
In lugnet.publish.cinema, Ed Mayhall writes:
> "Rick & Steve," directed by Q. Allan Brocka, contains simulated sex scenes
> (using Lego figures). Some other brick films depict risqué situations.
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> But Ms. Hartnett said Lego was meant for all ages. "You can do whatever you
> want with Lego bricks," she said.
I thought this article (by PAMELA LiCALZI O'CONNELL, published in the NYTimes)
was very well written.
Of more interest to fans of LEGO, this answers the age-old question about how
LEGO feels about people doing "naughty" things with minifigs or LEGO in
general.
eric
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| (...) Just give them some bogus info and read any news story you want. :) Here is the one you were asking to see. ---...--- from www.nytimes.com A New Kit From Lego for Auteurs of Bricks It was not until the recent holiday shopping season that Lego (...) (23 years ago, 16-Jan-01, to lugnet.animation, lugnet.general)
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