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Actually screw it, you can if you want to. Seeing a washing machine have a seizure is totally worth it. More »
Jason Freeny, the designer who brought us that amazing-yet-freaky minifig anatomy lesson last October, wants every Lego aficionado to know that there’s a huge red brick inside all of you.
I wish I knew about this 80s video before I visited Lego to show you how it’s made. But then, I would have missed the secret Lego vault and the cathedral-sized storage buildings. [Thanks Kooberz]
Looks like our favourite bricks can help you do more than building giant spaceships, fly away in planes, or get you married: Researchers have discovered Lego can help autistic children to develop social skills.
The only rings I’ve ever liked are nipple rings, The Lord of the Rings, wedding rings–I collect them–and Ringo Starr. I love these silver Lego rings, though. You can customise them putting any brick you want on top.
