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I can only think of jokes too offensive for this site.
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I don’t know what to say that wouldn’t get me banned.
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me when I put the pizza to bed and the baby in the oven and then eat the oven
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“where on earth did my beach ball go”
Suspiciously beach ball shaped stomach woman: hrrrmmmm no idea sorry"
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I do not get it.
Therefore, I will find something I do get.
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Lego being plastic arms dealers
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The most cursed thing if you ask me is how that set is technically pre assembled . Something about a Lego set not having to be built first is deeply wrong
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this set brought to you by lockheed martin, but don’t say that out loud
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Ah, so this is what Axle meant about a secret stash. Let me dial up the rest of the Rock Raiders.
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Just randomly stumbled upon this art exhibition which was in London five years ago. Someone made bronze replicas of Chima figures with a few missing pieces (not painted sets, they’re actually made of bronze), hung them up on some walls and called it art.
Check it out yourself, it’s so weird but kinda cool too:
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Honestly that’s some really good casting to be able to capture the piece details so well. Likely not heavily polished/filed after the fact since anyone doing that would have the ability to pose them right.
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Far higher effort than the guy who taped a banana to the wall and called it “art”. Wish I could afford solid bronze Legos…
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Wish I could afford bananas 
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I’d call it stolen art, the dude just remade what someone else already made. Oh well, bronze casts are still cool though.
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solid bronze woefully incomplete sir fangar bolted to a wall is my favourite piece of modern art
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It’s not just a signal. It’s a warning.
Perhaps the Chima fandom is beginning to reach Pikmin levels of longing.
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it’s missing pieces, so technically it counts as a modded version of the set.
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