Luke McAwesome

Unfortuneatly, some of the best people have stopped coming here often. Hobbes, Vader... Anyway, welcome to Eurobricks, Roderick!

Artemis Fowl. It's pretty good, but I'm more of a history guy than a fantasy reader.

Indeed! I can't wait! Although I don't like that the minifigs aren't included in PaB.

Hey, man, don't sweat it. When you go to SeaWorld, you have to see Shamu(Or however you spell it) shake his tail in the little show he does, it's sweet. And LEGOland, well, there's so much to do, and so much to see! The rides are awesome. I especially enjoy the Aquazone thing. (Lucky Hinckley, you get to ride on the rides for free, don't ya? ) I've only been to Disneyland once, and it was like when I was 5 years old. Don't really remember much.

Indeed! My bad. Either way, I shouldn't call him anything. If that's his opinion, okay. And yeah, it's okay. At least I'll get to go to one in October!

Thanks, Hinck. Now ads are popping up about how to kill pests and such. Anyway, I feel bad for you guys. I hate bugs; can't stand ants, hate spiders, don't have much of a problem with centipedes, but I despise worms. EDIT: I remember that episode!

Ignoring that. Thanks, Shadows.

Sorry, I don't think so; LEGO wouldn't do this because other countries would demand sets about their history as well, would they not? They'd think LEGO was more loyal to North America.

The Bat-Tank didn't even had a turret; it was more of an ATV than a tank. All it had for weaponry were the two FFMs on top. Don't say the accursed word here! You obviously don't care about mxing the cheap, brittle, plastic bricks with LEGO, do you? They will haunt your dreams, I swear. I got some years back, and they're multiplying.

Armies and military were one thing LEGO never wanted to do, and never will, sorry. Although, in the great words of Captain Green Hair, why do you need LEGO to make sets for you? All you need is part and your imagination.

The movies honestly really aimed at children. That's what Agents are for.

That's actually only five months away. 2010 sounds like an exciting year!

Really? Bumping this by two years? Oh well, while I'm here, I guess I should make a testimonial, no? Well, I've ordered from BA about five times, and all times everything was satisfactory. The weapons are extremely high quality and not something you would expect from little tiny pieces. My favorite weapon would probably be the M1A1 Thompson by far, I'm a WWII guy.

You know, this would be fun for some of you guys... If you're into spending a lifetime in prison and all that.

A lot of great sets there, Hinck.(Especially the viking boat...) However I can't afford to spend any money right now.

Good pun. Anyway, bunnies sometimes feast on the lettuce in my family's garden. Curse you, bunny menace!

In rival to YG-89...

Dump der Super-Helden, wir brauchen mehr Stirb Langsam-Filme. Anyway, I'm sick of all the super heroes. Superman, Batman, Iron man and Spiderman were all good enough for me. Although the new X-Men movie pushed the cow off the cliff.

Buy stuff! In more detail, get LEGO sets! That's one fun thing you can do at LEGOland... But seriously, I've been to most of these places(Not sure about the San Diego zoo), but LEGOland is by far the funnest of them all.

That's funny... If you want to be arrested. What if there was a Fed sitting behind you?

Stray bunnies? Anyway, here in this small, very low-populated, town of mine, we don't have much of a pest problem except the occasional spider tip-toeing across the carpet. Thank goodness! Sure, if you leave homes abandoned for thirty years, you're sure to have some "leetle friends", but if you keep things clean, which most people around here don't, you'll be fine!

I would have liked it if the "I HATE THEM ALL!" answers would have been just simple "No"s. And the last question has the answer "Yes! I love theme! I have every set!". That answer should be just "Yes! I love them!"

You tease, you! Well, I guess I'll try my best to explain to you, Mr. Clever-Witty-Eggo-Toasting-Chef. 1. Red/Green Lights: It saves him money by not hiring a secretary. 2. Science Books: Er... Good point. You win this round, Svelte! 3. Sorrow For Our Hero: Another good point. 4. Information: Indeed, if he needs to find out more about history, where else to look other than a library? (I'm a reader, honestly. Would have been my first choice over the Internet.) Score: Svelte: 2 Striker: 2 It's a tie! Anyway, I just needed something to get the story off it's feet, more or less. You have a good eye, though, Svelte. ... It drives me crazy! Curses, foiled again! -Striker

Nice review, Dark Wanderer! The set overall is nice; I wonder whther I should have saved my money for this instead of getting Turbocar Chase! Thanks for the review! -Striker

Maybe in the next day or so; still got to work on the next few stages. -Striker