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Totally agreed.

Female rights achivement was a really good social revolution. Women are beautiful and deserve to be treated like human beings. Now, on-topic, the most guilties are parents, untill a certain age. My parents never bought new toys for me on their own, not because I did not want, but, because I really never asked for them and I had my brother's toys already. Sure, when we went to the supermarket and there were nice toys, I asked them, but only rarely I'd get them. I wasn't really into LEGO on my childhood. I only started collecting when I was 12. And now I ask my parents for LEGO all the time, to compensate those times when I did not ask for it. The question is: since I wasn't influenced by my parents, why did I prefer *ahem*boy*ahem* toys?

My grandparent's live in the countryside, and every time you see a dark shadow going through the living room at High speed, it's not a ghost, but a mouse. Don't worry, they never get close to you.

DIORAMA BUILDERS: Please read.

That's incredibly BrikWars-ey.

Ever thought of a funnier way to destroy those great, but old dioramas, fantastic scenarios, that took you months to build, but it stops being good and you need its pieces? Well, here's a quick'n'small guide to entertain you and other LEGO fans around the world. Enjoy. Step 1: -Get a photo camera Step 2: -Learn how to play BrikWars Step 3: -Build awesome military vehicles, choose the teams, plant some explosives randomly or strategically across the scenario, invite another FOL over (hir should know how to play Brikwars as well), or several FOLs Step 3 1/2: -Bring beer, but do not abuse. You need to stay focused, but, and this has been scientifically comproved by experienced BrikWarriors, a bit of dizziness will help you be more aggressive and make the game more fun Step 4: -Battle and photograph the most important moments (if you're writing the report to a general FOL community) or every minifig or minifig group action (if you're actually gonna report it on the BrikWars official forum) Step 4 3/4: -Alway have explosion-suggestive pieces next to you and dynamite 1x2 plates Step 5: -After the battle is over, export your pictures to the computer, and later to the Internet, and later to the place where you'll write your report. Humoristic reports, with well-taken pictures, and funny captions, without leaving out information about what happened, are the key to your success Step 6: -??? Step 7: -Profit! There! You had a great time with your fellow FOL friends and you did what you wanted, plus you made people you don't even know happy! PRO-TIP: Don't be a sissy. If you do not really wanna destroy the build, but are halfway into the battle, too bad. The explosives aren't yours to control. You should have thought about it before. But, if you still report what happened, then people will like you

They should keep it like it is now and never update it again, if they had they prices much lower.

Well, I mostly collect LEGO to play BrikWars. From time to time, my desire changes. It has already been for Brickfilming, for reenacting all big SW scenes,... I'm 14. And BrikWars changed my life. Well maybe not.

Thank you so much for that program!

No it doesn't. What make you think it has? Have you seen it?

Migrate. Brickshelf sucks. It's okay, it's great for storing OLD pictures, but when you wanna show your creation, it takes a lot of time to be reviewed and it has these problems. I say finish with deeplinks and forbid pictures of getting public before 1 week has passed since the upload. I say create Brickshelf 2, an exactly similar website, with moderation, but able to show the folders immediately after upload, then being subject to moderation, then if approved, 1 week later, auto-copied to Brickshelf 1. There, a good database made better. Ta-da!

...inventorise your MOC pieces and import it to any LEGO selling website (Bricklink) to see who has got all the pieces we need, in the quantity we want, in the color we want, all in the same shop? I know the old way, piece-to-piece, but is there an easier and afstest way of doing this? Thanks in advance

You should know about the ▲ if you are lurking for some time now on the forum. BTW, your battle looked nice but you have a confusing battlefield.

Oh, the story is getting really good...How will Carl get out of there? I am waiting for the answer... Good job, sir.

The very moment I looked at the photos at your signature in other forum, I fell in love with it and checked it immediately. Read the first chapter and thought "This is great. Gotta read more!". But I thought the first part to be short. I read the 2nd and it seemed short as well. "So, if there are only 6 parts as of now, this means my read will end soon." Nevertheless, it was very enjoyable, specially to go through the scenarios and characters and the story is really good. I'd love to see a longer part, preserving the style of before, and I hope it doesn't take long, because I am really excited about it. There, better? The question remains, though. How long will we have to wait for the next part?