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Re: The Brick Testament: More Laws than You Can Shake a Stick At
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lugnet.build.ancient
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Wed, 15 Oct 2003 19:35:59 GMT
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Brendan Powell Smith wrote:
> > Hey Brendan,
>
> Hi, Bruce.
> > I'm not sure if I like the wall in Ex 21:21. It's interesting, but
> > doesn't seem quite right.
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> I was thinking it resembled patterned wall paper. Maybe not, though. @8^/
I figured that was the intent, it just didn't work as well for me.
> > I have to add that I found this and the next couple of
> > segments offensive, but you probably anticipated that.
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> I expected a lot of people to be surprised by them, and many to feel strongly
> that my interpretation of them is invalid, but I didn't particularly think they
> would be any more "offensive" than other things I've already illustrated.
I'm not saying this was an invalid interpretation. As I noted in my reply to
Lenny, I think that the Sanhedren's condemnation of Christ was based on this
passage, or passages like it. I just felt that this and the next two stories
were more deliberate tweaking of Christians' noses on your part.
>
> > I liek the cutting the woman in half, too. Six months ago or so
> > Lego Magazine had some instructions for a couple of little magic
> > tricks,
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> Hmm, I don't remember that. Were they showing you how to actually perform
> tricks, or how to build magic trick dioramas out of LEGO bricks?
There were a couple of little tricks that you could build and do yourself. One
was a container that you put a coin in and your spin it around and the coin
disappeared (fell out the back). The page in LEGO Magazine was illustrated with
a little magician minifig in a top hat.
> In general, the sets I build stay around for a couple of weeks at most, and then
> I decide that they are using too many bricks, and I dismantle them. . . .
. . . .
Thanks. I always like to learn more about how other people approach this
challenge of doing a very large long term project like yours or mine (not that
I'm making progress on mine at anywhere near your rate).
So another section of the Law. Then what? I'm still hoping to see your
interpretation of some of the more poetic language of the Psalms.
Bruce
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