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Confession huh? Well if you just ate lunch dont read this, JUst warning you, okay so one day i was watching a star trek movie (yes i am a nerd) I was building but i had to get up but i did not want to lose my piece so i put a 1 by 1 tile in my mouth and when i came back to my movie i breathed in and swalloed the piece and started chocking. So i ran to my kitchen and i started chugging water and my parents were un alarmed because i have over reacted before, So with me gasping for air I run to the sink gasping and cophing for air! As i poured water down my throught i started couphing up blood and then my parents relized something was wrong so while they were coming over i saw the piece go down the drain.

I swallowed a technic piece. It was literally the size of a quarter. I spent four hours in the hospital. :-$ :-X X-O X-O

And that is actually a true story. I was pulling it off with my teeth, and it slide right down my throat! :-X

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I swallowed a technic piece. It was literally the size of a quarter. I spent four hours in the hospital. :-$ :-X X-O X-O

And that is actually a true story. I was pulling it off with my teeth, and it slide right down my throat! :-X

Ouch. My friend swallowed a 1x1 once - not a pretty sight.

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Umm... One wierd thing i do is put lego spears, swords, glaives, and other bladed implements into my braces and keep them there until I need them while building. :-$ Also, when i have to put away my bricks, i build intricate models out of the pieces so that i can put them all away at once. X-D

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Umm... One wierd thing i do is put lego spears, swords, glaives, and other bladed implements into my braces and keep them there until I need them while building.

You too? Wow, I felt so alone...

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wow you guys are a little out there... *wacko*. but I joke. My confession is that I can't watch television or a movie or listen to radio while I build. It's not because I want the peace and quiet, its because media distracts me and ruins my ability to appreciate the model I'm building at the time. I pretty much have to associate the model with whatever radio program, tv show or movie was playing, so if I'm finishing a model I'll request my dad to turn down the volume on the radio, so I cant hear it in the loft or ask him not to watch TV up there. Ofcourse in no way do I demand these things but he often is glad to oblige. Another strange thing is that I've organized my lego in a seemingly abritrary manner, mainly by colour. I have boxes with junked moc's and a couple sets, sets in their own ziploc bags, a viking fortress box filled with whatever and a practically empty ATAT box from using the pieces for MOC's. But I get frustrated if pieces are accidentally transferred from one bag or box to another storage unit even though it really makes no difference.

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Rub-a-dub-dub, Lego hull is in ma' tub!

It was always fun to capsize/sink by force the large Lego cargo ship hull(old, not new), and making it go on hand-made waves X-D .

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As I build my model has to be positioned as it is on the box. If something is in the air I have to get something to prop it up. I keep all boxes big or small. I wish I did that as a kid though. I have to have several setups of different themes in my room.

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I should also mention that if I have to put my lego away for whatever reason I end up building with it instead. Sometimes I take it out and dont even build with it until then. It's time I get organized.

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My organization system are just drawers of dissassembled sets, and oddly I know where every part is when I need, and if any two get mixed up I get very flustered :-$

Also, when sort of being bored or just in real time, I look at things and imagine how I could build them out of lego, heh.

(And if I see someone, or myself, buy something which I really dont need or for to much, I think gah, that couldve been X amount spent on lego! |-/ )

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I will scavenge peices from anyone, wether it be bricks some guy was throwing on the ground at my school (the fool! :-| ), or my auntie's big box of lego she never uses but never gives too me! |-/

Borrowing my friends lego and then "forgetting" to return it for a while also was a habit not long ago :-$

Batbrick Away! >:-)

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As opposed to john cleese, I do listen to music while I build. Actually, I only did that once. Recently. A guilty pleasure... I built the new X-Wing with the Star Wars soundtrack (Throne Room/End Title) blaring. Made me appreciate the moment of unpacking my first Chewie and Leia and building my first X-Wing more.

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Oh, and I too "scavenge" for pieces. I often steal pieces from my brother, who is too frequentyl given lego sets for no apparent reason and just recieved the ambulance and a fire set. I figure he doesnt appreciate lego on the level I do and chews pieces (although he seems to have stopped). Sometimes I decide against stealing a part incase he becomes a better builder and has use for it. I also once swiped a minifig from a diorama a kid had done at my school in grade 8. And I managed to convince my dads freind Howard Brandon into letting me have some pieces from his kids' lego collection. How did I justify this pilfering of pieces? What if you had a paint set and Leonardo da Vinci came into your home and needed a new paint set, and you had one and hardly ever used it. Would you say no if he asked for it? I also schemed to steal some pieces from a lego bucket my design studies teacher, Mr. Lassale had put in the room to let us borrow pieces from for assignments, but decided against it for moral reasons. I still plan on asking him if he will sell me the bucket for a price that is much lower than what I would pay on Bricklink, probably $40.00. The bucket has, I beleive 2 complete boat hulls, a classic green dragon, a white ninja, white lattice windows, the balloon piece from the Adventurers Zeppelin and a few other rare elements.

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Oh, and I too "scavenge" for pieces. I often steal pieces from my brother, who is too frequentyl given lego sets for no apparent reason and just recieved the ambulance and a fire set. I figure he doesnt appreciate lego on the level I do and chews pieces (although he seems to have stopped). Sometimes I decide against stealing a part incase he becomes a better builder and has use for it. I also once swiped a minifig from a diorama a kid had done at my school in grade 8. And I managed to convince my dads freind Howard Brandon into letting me have some pieces from his kids' lego collection. How did I justify this pilfering of pieces? What if you had a paint set and Leonardo da Vinci came into your home and needed a new paint set, and you had one and hardly ever used it. Would you say no if he asked for it? I also schemed to steal some pieces from a lego bucket my design studies teacher, Mr. Lassale had put in the room to let us borrow pieces from for assignments, but decided against it for moral reasons. I still plan on asking him if he will sell me the bucket for a price that is much lower than what I would pay on Bricklink, probably $40.00. The bucket has, I beleive 2 complete boat hulls, a classic green dragon, a white ninja, white lattice windows, the balloon piece from the Adventurers Zeppelin and a few other rare elements.

Finally your morals kicked in, huh? :-| I think we should all take note not to invite john cleese over to play... 8-| Leonardo DaVinci, huh? :-P

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When I'm building a set. I will usually put a piece in my mouth while looking for other ones 8-|

I thought that was normal, seriously, I do it all the time, and after a while I evend tend to play with them in my mouth using my tongue.

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Perhaps I ought to clean my bricks better :-P

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Finally your morals kicked in, huh? :-| I think we should all take note not to invite john cleese over to play... 8-| Leonardo DaVinci, huh? :-P

well ofcourse I'm not a prodigy or anything but who was I suppose to use the cable access painter? :-P I just think that perfectly good pieces are going to waste on kids that chew and destroy their pieces and even at 13 kids are melting miinifigs in the microwave.

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even at 13 kids are melting miinifigs in the microwave.

AHHHH! Send in the troops! Call in the S.A.S! X-O We have a search and rescue operation here! Go! Go! Go!

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(Not my MOC)

Stauder :'-(

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