[ SECRET POST #2959 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2959 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I started writing out how "that is not the message I got from this movie at all" only to realise that, wait, I probably missed the whole point (I got bored halfway through and stopped paying attention after all). That almost certainly IS the message of this movie!

'Cause as long as you're a follow-instructions type person, you'll be endlessly buying new sets of Lego to build each one up exactly like it tells you to on the box. Whereas if you used your imagination to build things, you could just buy one big box of mixed Lego and play with those very same bricks happily ever more!

[(Anonymous)]

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nice bait mate

[(Anonymous)]

u r a poet
and don't even know it

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Though I know from experience that you can buy a dozen sets, learn how to build them so well you have them memorised, and then take all the sets, pile them in one big pile of pieces and start building something not in any of the instructions, and then you also have the knowledge of how stable constructions are put together to build your new creation in s solid stable manner.

Besides, I used to give all my mini figures names and played out little day-to-day dramas with them. I still have fond memories of Jerry Bumstead, my yellow-uniformed space-base commander who hated magic.