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No, just saying that Jesus wasn't white and he had brownish skin.

"2) The Old Testament is not really meant to be taken seriously, it's just metaphors. FALSE" Not to be mean, but do you seriously beleive that? If you take it seriously, it sounds crazy. You have to look at it from a certain stand point. For example, in one story a man was killed for working on Sunday. It's a metaphor meaning that you shouldn't work on sunday, not an account of something that actully happened. "all African Americans are evil. NEUTRAL" WHAT?!?! You gotta' be kiddin' me! You're saying that someone is evil because the color of their skin is different than yours!?! You're basicly contradicting what you said about Homosexuals. It's the same principals. "4) Conrtrary to the way the Bible says it: Women and Men are equels. FALSE" How so? Women are as capable as men in anything. I mean, that is soooo Republican. "5) Jesus was black... FALSE (like.....what do you mean? he got sun burn or something?)" Maybe not Black, per se, but he wasn't white, as he is very often depicted. He was Israli, therefore, did not have white skin.

Edit: I misunderstood what you meant. No, most sailors of this period wore Top-Hats with the sides turned up a little.

That scripture exsists. It dosn't tell you to not support Homosexuals, though. It tells you to kill them. The scripture @Zauve: 1) Allmost all of the Old Testament scriptures are plagerised from Meopotamian manuscripts that have been proven to be older than the writing of the bible. 2) The Old Testament is not really meant to be taken seriously, it's just metaphors. 3) Homosexuals are "bad guys"? How narrow minded. Calling someone a "bad guy" based on how they find happiness. How... Republican :-| Next thing you know, all African Americans are evil. 4) Conrtrary to the way the Bible says it: Women and Men are equels. 5) Jesus was black... Just an idea: Don't take every thing in religion so seriously, and don't be so un-accepting. You should try being open to other life-styles and beleifs. On topic: Well, I allways though Toys 'R' Us was overpriced, but they allways ad up to date sets

I made this to use as a bill-board in my growing town: :-D

I've avoided large Dark Ages by keeping schooling and Lego seperate. I tell friends who I can trust, and that's it. I once made, for my religion class, a diorama of the Last Supper, and brought some Brick Testament books, an I got extra credit. Then I let people forget about it, so I didn't become "That weird kid who plays with Lego". The Lego sits at home, being used for Mocing, display, and play, but it's private. Something personal. I only bring it to school or mention it if I would get extra credit or something. Though, Lego has feded out of my life, but allways been there, so I don't consider them Dark Ages because Lego is still present. 3-5: Begining of Lego Hobby 5-10: GI Joe and Star Wars, occasional Lego MOCs 10-12: Star Wars: Books, figures, Lego Now-??: Current

Question? Why is Obi-Jaun hitting on Ms.Studwell? I thought Buress had the thing for her. BTW, That Spanish skeleton Pirate looks familiar... ;-)

Well, the point of this game is to say the name of something, and someone else gives a short definition, and a new word. There are two rules: 1) Keep it clean 2) Have fun! Example below: Me: "DisneyLand" Hinckley: "DisneyLand resort is a theme park and a resort owned by the Walt Disney Company and is located in Anaheim, California. The theme park has about 40 attractions, and is located next to "Downtown Disney", "Disney's California Adventure", and various other DisneyLand resort Hotels. It is home to attractions such as Pirates of the Caribbean, The Haunted Mansion, It's a Small World, The Tower of Terror, and Muppet-Vison 3D, and many others. It opened in 1955. Next Word: Santa Claus" Got it? Ok. Could an Admin or Mod sticky this? Thanks. The first word: The Enchanted Tiki Room

The person above me is evidently a fan of SW EU. BTW- Could an Admin or Mod sticky this thread? Thanks!

Hmm... Maybe. I think I'll stay with Maj.com, maybe with all my creations on multiple places. Yeah, I'll have all my MOCs on Maj and MOCpages.

Mabe we're getting off topic. But I meant I hate Haunted Mansion Holiday and I think I would kill the man who made it so there was a "Pirates of the Christmas Season"... If there was a "PotCS", of course.

*AHEM* What doust thou mean-est?Yesterday- Skeleton Tower and that little ambulence set

I liked NBC, but that liking was killed when they released "Haunted Mansion Holiday". Gee... wjats next? "Pirates of the Caribbean Christmas Season?" With the idiots who made HMH reality in charge, I don't doubt it. I can see the announcment now: "This holiday season we'll see something new* in New Orleans Square. Recently Disney execs have announced a new overlay in this section of the park to add to the already extremely popular "Haunted Mansion Holiday," - A Pirates of the Caribbean Holiday, or, playfully called, "Pirates of the Christmas Season." "We're very pleased to show that pirates, like all human beings, are really just big softies underneath," one Disney rep commented on the ride's changes, "instead of hurting people, these pirates will be discovering the true meaning of Christmas." And, with a new pirates theme, the lyrics have changed. We are able to share with you this leaked copy of The Pirates of The Caribbean Christmas Carol. Pirates of the Caribbean Christmas Carol (AKA Pirates of the Christmas Season) Ho ho, Ho ho, it's Christmastime for me. We gift wrap and package and decorate things, Drink nog, me 'earties, ho ho. We run in the snow and make angel wings, Drink nog, me 'earties ho ho. Ho ho, ho ho, it's Christmastime for me. We knit Christmas sweaters for our relatives, Drink nog, me 'earties, ho ho. We write letters to where Santa Claus lives, Drink nog, me 'earties, ho ho. Ho ho, ho ho, it's Christmastime for me. We gather to carol and merrily sing, Drink nog, me 'earties, ho ho. We make popcorn garland with really long string, Drink nog, me 'earties, ho ho. Ho ho, ho ho, it's Christmastime for me. Each holiday season we pick out a tree, Drink nog, me 'earties, ho ho. Don't you love the feeling that Christmas gives ye, Drink nog, me 'earties, ho ho. Ho ho, ho ho, it's Christmastime for me. We'll give you your presents with very wide grins, Drink nog, me 'earties, ho ho. And be very sad when the new year begins, Drink nog, me 'earties, ho ho. Ho ho, ho ho, it's Christmastime for me. The ride begins with the Jolly Roger warning its passengers about the terrors of the holidays (Waiting to shop until the 24th of December, Electric bills for Christmas lights, etc.), before dropping down the flumes. To simulate the Wintertime experience, the water temperatures in the ride have been set to below zero - bad news for the unlucky guests sitting in the front, where the most water splashes up. The first changes we see are in the cove of dead pirates. The pirate steering the ship is now surrounded by presents, the pirate with the bird on his head has stockings hanging on either side of him, and the pirate in the bed now bears a striking resemblance to one Ebenezer Scrooge. Continuing on we discover that the Wicked Wench has been changed as well - Christmas lights have been run up its mast, and the captain of the ship is now Santa Claus. "Ho ho ho!" He yells, "You've all been bad this year!" before firing snowballs at the fort. The fort, of course, is helpless - screams of "Uh oh!" and "Santa's got a snow cannon!" are loud and clear for every little boy and girl to hear. The merriest part of the ride is the town ransacking scene. The pirates have each been cleaned up to look more presentable, and are joyously singing their new song. The mayor is finally released from the well, and has joined in the singing with the pirates. The auction scene has transformed into a "Toys for Tots" fundraiser, and the infamous redhead is kissing the former auctioneer under some mistletoe. Some visitors may be wondering about a certain Jack Sparrow at this point. Jack is in the ride, of course - he plays quite a big part. Jack can now be seen slinking around the town's giant Christmas tree, stealing presents and putting them in a burlap sack. Some say that this is a blatant rip-off of a Dr. Seuss character, but that is not true - he is actually imitating a scene from a movie starring Jim Carrey that came out in 2000. The ride travels to the burning town scene. Usually a wild and rowdy scene, it has been changed to one of reflection and solace. The pirates have begun singing, quite appropriately, "Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire," and this gives visitors a moment of relaxation before being forced back into the deadly chaos that is Disneyland at Christmas. Lastly, we see the final scene of the ride - Jack's Treasure, and the Jail Scene. The pirates are still calling for the keys from the dog, but the dog is now wearing a "Mall Security" hat, as a tip to the shoplifting each season. Instead of offering a bone, one pirate suggests "how 'bout a nice juicy gingerbread man?" Trivia: Pirates of the Christmas Season was inspired by the "You Can Fly" song in Peter Pan ("think of Christmas, think of snow, think of sleighbells, off you go..." More Trivia: If you look closely, you can see that the gingerbread man being offered to the dog is the one from Shrek, with a look of terror on his face."

Perhaps..."Remember, only YOU can help prevent forest fires the Index of MOC Ships from dissapearing"

*Looks at bandages stump* Damn it... MM, why couldn't you put those turbines on the outsie or put some barriers on them? You owe me a leg! *Looks as blood stained pants* And soom new pants.

Hmm... What if you have all the photo's of you own ships on you hard-drive? Would they be only eligible for 5 photos, or only ones where we don't know the builder?

AAAAAAAAAH. They're so cute *wub* I don't have the heart to make jokes about eating Rabbit and Ducklings.

*Looks down at leg, caught in engine* I wish you would have said that sooner...

I've been watching from the side-lines, and to be frank Troy, you're fighting a losing battle. This has been said before, but Kevin had ignored e-mails, and pulled plugs on 3 popular sites without warning. I'm afraid he is not really responsible enough to run BS. He has to start communicating with the community. If he can't, he should give control of BS, and all the means of running it, to someone else. That's all I have to say.

The person above pointed out that the person above him, who suggested that I like Exo-Force, which caused me to vomit in my mouth a little X-D , needs to repaint his helmet.

Athos, just wondering if you could, say, upload this to PhotoBucket so we can all see this MOCs splendour?

The person above me strikes me as kind of annoying X-D J/K The person above me looks to be a fan of KKII and Charlie Brown and the Peanuts.

Well, I just ignore what other people think at my school. If I am chatting with a someone who I want to be firends with, I mention it so they know wht they're getting into X-D Most of my friends have no problem with my hobby, so I've never really had a Dark Age. Maybe in a period when I was 5-9, which I stoped playing with Lego as their own hobby, only playing with it if it involved my other hobbies.

The person above me is very busy reading the first 6 Harry Potter books so he's ready to understand everything in "The Deathly Hollows"

Indeed. This "Troy" person needs to take a chill-pill/injection. I mean, banning over a debate? What a load of B.S.