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And get this, if you don't consider this, I move we kill you, Bob.

I think you should kill Ralph. He's been so scummy the entire time, and keeps talking about Fish and Hats. Like Dr. Seuss. He's crazy. Clearly he is the scum.

I mean, heck...I guess a Nun could visit her grandma if she also lived in or near the Nunnery.

Tragic Banjo (According to some Google searching on my end) has changed his picture to "Jean Baptiste Point DuSable". I know little of Chicago History, or Jean himself, but more Googling uncovered that Jean was some founder of the city or something? A Chicago citizen or history buff can correct me on that. The point is, I think there are some landmarks bearing his name. Such as "DuSable Bridge" or something. Just a thought based on Tragic Banjo's all-knowing picture. Crap. I just saw this. I Googled for nothing. The Bridge could still be a bit of new information...

No worries, I didn't notice it at first either! It was just...There.

Wow, this is pretty much the opposite of the one I wrote, which was generally ignored, which is okay. I would have ignored me as well. Robert, I think your art is controversial. Nobody interprets it the same way!

Goodbye! We'll miss you!

Ishmael shall be the name of Ishmael, and Ishmael he shall be named! Thanks, Bob!

Robert, Eggyslav, I know you've got a thing going on, but if you'll allow me to interject just one moment... Crime Scene Investigator "What's going on again?" The Crime Scene Investigator is as clueless as he is sanitary. Every day he wakes up, puts on his clean white suit, and looks for clues. He doesn't know exactly what it is he's looking for, but he believes he'll know it when he sees it. Suffice to say, he's never seen it. Recently he's picked up the habit of making his own clues; He'll use up all The Artist's white chalk and outline himself in order to make it look like he's investigating a crime scene. He thinks of it as harmless practice, but all it does is slow down foot traffic on the sidewalks of LEGO City!

No, actually I didn't. I think I'll go back and do that, right now. I read it again. I only saw you, Dragonfire, urging Christina to choose Lindsey. That's okay though. Like I said, I don't distrust Lindsey or Eric at all, I just don't like the idea of immediately trusting one player's pick for Mayor. And I have yet to see any suggestions for my Fish...

This guy knows what's up.

Our last mayor passed a scum policy, which was weird. Then that Mayor selected a new Mayor, who selected a Town Council Chair... I don't really feel like trusting our last Mayor's decided decision... I would rather we start fresh, without the Last Mayor's hand in our governing government. Nothing against the New Mayor, or the Town Council Chair...But I think I'll say... Nope! Also, I bought a fish today. I'm taking suggestions for names.

These are great! My favorites are the Banker and The Crime Scene Investigator! Is the "Hipster Hat" supposed to be like one of those short-brimmed Fedoras that are so clearly inferior to Wide-Brimmed Fedoras? Or is it something else? Nice illustrations, yet again!

Couch Potato #4526

UPDATE: My source has also identified a Napoleon-esque figure, Another hippy, and something about a yak.

Hostages? Maybe Bob would be a hostage, but Larry The Barista saves that old woman from Batman! He's no Hostage, he's a hero! This does make the whole universe discussion a lot more interesting... Are Bob and Larry the Barista both just visiting Gotham at the same time? Is Gotham actually Bricksburg under new management? Why doesn't Bob try to help the Old Woman? Who IS the Old Woman? Is the Old Woman Alfred's Lover?? WHY IS BATMAN TRYING TO RUN OVER ALFRED'S LOVER???

More importantly... Larry The Barista is in this film! Larry Is A Hero by Actor Builder, on Flickr So is Bob, but nobody really cares about Bob or his Kebabs. But Larry The Barista, well!

Relating to the idea that the alleged list does need a bit more clarification... I notice that in the trailers, there isn't a vehicle in the Batcave as described to be in the sets. That could mean nothing, but you'd think that a vehicle important enough to be in the sets might also be in the Batcave in the trailers. I have no opinion on whether or not the list is true. It could be, or it could not be. I'm not making any accusations, but I'm also not making assumptions.

Wow! I've been away from this thread for a while... The Radio Station is great! The skyscrapers are very impressive, but in my opinion, very ugly. Just like real skyscrapers. That's not your fault though.

What? There isn't a whip piece in this series... Bamboozleometer Reading: 64.8%

Calmly and confidently pick one up and carry it to the register. Or, if you'd prefer, Make a huge scene as you rip open a box right there in the LEGO isle, pour out all the little bags into your basket, look left, then right, throw the case down the isle, and run the other way. Then, chaotically navigate to the checkout line, knock over an entire thing of candy and gift cards, and make a huge ruckus while actually purchasing them. Act like your card doesn't work, and be prepared to pay with cash. Count out approximately (60x4 plus tax is...) 256 dollars, and realize you don't have quite enough cash. When the cashier suggests you put just one figure back, you scream "NO!" and run to hug her leg behind the counter. Take a few hyperventilations, then, when she's about to call security, wrap it up, act like you're good, swipe your card again. This time make sure everyone knows it works and it wasn't your fault the first time (It was). Then, gather up all sixty figures into your pockets and bags, put one in your hat, and leave the store. If possible, see if you can get the thing to beep a few times on your way out for good measure. Tell the security guard thank you and maybe give him a hug. Use your best judgment concerning security... Either one of those will work. It's up to you.

There's a Disco-Bat-Suit in one of the first trailers. It's basically the Disco Dude Collectible Minifigure.

I bought the Dr. Strange set yesterday. I quite like it. While I was building it, I took the liberty of exchanging the dark grey technic bricks on the Beasty Thingy for Bright Red ones. I think it's an improvement.

I'm not good at sorting my LEGO. I always get distracted and build stuff. I have three large bins of discarded sets and MOCS and loose bricks I need to sort. Also, I'm very bad at photographing and posting my creations. I really only post crappy things that I don't really care a lot about on the web because those are the only ones I don't mind having poor photography of. It's really weird psychology. I have an awesome Mech I created, for example, but I haven't shared it here because I can't get the pictures perfect.

That was sweet of you.