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Re: The Lego Group will attempt to stop some "brickfilms"
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lugnet.mediawatch
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Fri, 21 Dec 2001 05:31:14 GMT
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> In lugnet.mediawatch, Eduardo Vazquez Harte writes:
> In lugnet.mediawatch, David Gregory writes:
> > Eduardo,
> > Tienes una boca llena de mierda.
> >
> > ("You're a potty-mouth.")
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> Up yours!
>
> Tu tambien capullo
Please take this to email, guys.
> Now this gay idea of making LEGO minifigs that are gay, transexual, >lesbians... is stupid.
You made your point and you have a right to an opinion. Now, I'm interested
to know why you think this.
> I understand and agree with my cousin, when I was 7
> she changed all my minifig's legs to bricks 1x2,
> those bricks where skirts yes LOL that was true.
Meaning that all the Lego minifigs looked male and she wanted to have some
females as well? That's cool and makes perfect sense to me. How long ago was
that by the way? I think Lego introduced female minifigs with the Castle
series back in the mid-80's.
> Anyway I only ask to remove that idea of LEGO gay-minifigs.
Why dude? Who cares if there's gay minifigs? Some people just happen to be
gay, that's just the way they are and that's "normal" for them. So let there
be gay minifigs, so what? It's not like homosexuality is a disease you'll
catch if you're around it. But if you go on complaining about homosexuality
some readers might start wondering how secure YOU are with your sexuality.
Now, I think the issue should shift to whether it is good taste (or
respectful toward Lego Company) to publicly show Lego minifigs performing
sexual acts on each other. That should go to off-topic.debate and I'll leave
it at that.
Dan
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