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I don't think I'm experienced enough, but it's definitely worth trying: 1)The bakery (6773). It makes me hungry. 2)You're (personal pronoun and auxiliary verb-used as subject and part of a complex predicate) carrying your (possessive pronoun-used as attribute to grammar) grammar to (preposition-part of an adverbial construction) excess. Though since there (subject) are yet people doing mistakes in their (possessive pronoun-used as attribute to sentences) sentences, it seems that your (see above) conditions are legitimate, and maybe they're (personal pronoun and auxiliary verb-used as subject and part of a complex predicate) even too (adverb) modest. 3)no trips, no conflicts. I'm never leaving the computer, so what could happen?

Lved yours, Yed.

I'm dying to play another mafia game. May I create a second account to play in both games?

I strongly believe they're intented to be all the same, but I somewhere read there was a change in the ratio at series 3. But I have no idea how they decide the ratio.

I also don't think it will include anything, as violin cases were stereotypically used by mobsters to transport gats, so maybe the pistol is meant to be put into the case. But since I don't think Lego would hide any accessories of those figs, I agree it will be ampty, but I hope it's openable, so that you can put something in it. I just realized that the gladiator should , to be historically correct, be armed with a square shield instead of a round one. Don't want to act like a smartpants, but I would have liked a square one more.

I think you can read this in Fangy's reviews, but considering there's 60 minifigs in a box, it should be about 3-4.

I find it very funny. And here's another one TCW-faces joke:

I think it has actually already been done before, but it's yet a good joke. Here's my next one, based on the fact R2's doing during the whole Original Trilogy nothing but hacking things and calculating routes:

Great game JimB, thanks for letting me play. And you townies did a great job (except for killing me ). Out of seven convictions you had 5 scum, that's a great ratio. And you did a good job on killing the only werewolf on day 1, although I must say, I didn't really belive in your agrumnets when I voted . Besides that I don't have much to share, except for my role PM: And I realized a small fun fact: When Bloodbricks Asylum started, I had just read a book with an asylum, a werewolf and a forest in it. I think that's a omen...that I should play in forest mafia!

The color has been shown in the vid, so it's confirmed to be blue.

Well, once again one o mine. It's not that good, but I made several of them at once and decided to show the better once at first, and then decrease...well, form your own opinion. Anyway, it's based on the swords and spears, which are a bit too long for the figs, but it works slightly worse for the SW guns, as they're less oversized. But I don't want to badmouth my jokes before showing them, and I still like it, so as said above, form your own opinion: And the Rebels actually have smaller guns in the movie, so it's kinda true that way...

One more question, I hope this wasn't asked yet: Why didn't the General shoot you, although you're oviously against him? And why did you stay here, although the General might think again about letting you alive and come back to kill you?

Same with me. Once again some great funnies, especially the Starkiller one. Here's one based on the old blasters and the use of firefighter helmets as rebel helmets:

Can we go into the lab?

I'd really much like the japan theme come back, but this time with a mixture of both military and civilian sets, like a Shogun's palace or a village for example. Would be great, since we get some pretty useful collectible figs for the Edo-age, like the Ninja in 1, the Samurai and the Sumo in 3 and the Geisha in series 4. I liked the old line very much, but I don't have many sets from this line. And, like I said, some non-military sets would be quite nice. Of course a Roman theme would be great as well, especially with Germanics, Carthaginians, Gauls, Britons and so on. Also great would be a imperialism-related theme, including Indian, Chinese and African landscapes and French, British, American, Russian, German and Japanese troops and Sepoys, Boxers, African tribes and Boers. Although this would never happen And a new WW theme was great. Boy, I love historical Lego.

Nice one, Yed. Here's another one of mine:

Loved yours, especially Luxor's. Is the joke that the Flitwick actor has played an Ewok before? If yes, good one. Took me a second, but I got it. Good one, I like how you manage to position the head.

Yes, I distrust the military forces a bit, and I think I have every reason to do so. Your national guards will shoot anyone who leaves town, the general has killed a CIA agent, this whole place is under military law and we'll all be put onto a secret island if we on't get the commies. And it was general Stanley who seems to rule this place and he managed to get you in our group. Sorry, that I don't trust you, but otherwise than the other "civilians" I hardly know you and your loyality seems to be with Stanley and not with us villagers. He told us information we might need to get those commies. If we wouldn't know there's a secret faculty, we wouldn't know what they're up to. The general just lets us poke in the dark. It almost seems he doesn't even want us to get them and would prefer to deport us right now. I agree, his statement is a bit weird, but it's a fair question, isn't it?

Good idea

Great one, Legonator, really loved it. Also pretty funny, Jedd and Yed. I love TCW and "It's a trap" jokes And here's another one of me:

Well, happy birthday to you, Fangy. Hope you have an excellent day.

Well, maybe the general is mad, or maybe he isn't, but we shoudn't handle a gun to those on his side (although you already seem to have a gun). I would like one of the officers to take it. And I don't like General Stanley, it's highly possible he's really gone mad. We mustn't underestimate the danger he presents nor may we ignore this warning. And perhaps you don't care about the congressman, but he locked him away for almost nothing. Not that I ever voted for him, but at least he didn't seem to be insane.

Another groaner by me :

Here's mine: Four slaves, supervised by four Romans, are building four fours on the Fourum Romanum ** Can you spot them all? Pic without the figs Solution: The four fours are a Roman one (IV), an Indo-Arabian one (4), the morse four (....-) and a hebrew Dalet. Enjoy!

I'm looking forward to the conclusion, when we'll finally be told what happened behind the stages. I must admit, I've got no clue what's going on. But I'd like to be revived as well...although...everyone revived died the following day...