I hope you haven't fallen for this age-old trick and actually clicked on the link. However, if you have, welcome. This is where ideas, plans, and dreams are built. (More to come)
@Murasaki9 That would be awesome. Would we be Lego men/women? If so, that would be funny to take off our hair and put on somebody else's, or take off our legs and crawl around. xD Oh, and we could take off our head, put it somewhere, and we could walk away and see things away from our body. Hahaha.
And the Earth would be a square. Or maybe not, it could be in the shape of a circle.
I wish there was such thing as that cupboard that was in those Indian in the Cupboard books, where you can put any toy that is plastic in the cupboard it and it comes to life.
I have so many Star Wars and WWII figures from when i was a kid, it would be so cool to bring them to life.
Sadly, though, in the books the toy people you bring to life are actually real people, so when they see a giant boy they get so freaked out that one of them had a heart attack and died...
Depending on whether or not you feel pain, which Lego people probably don't, considering that they can amputate and reattach different parts of their bodies without changing their facial expression.
Depending on whether or not you feel pain, which Lego people probably don't, considering that they can amputate and reattach different parts of their bodies without changing their facial expression.
fair enough, although maybe "real" lego people will change their facial expressions more than the plastic toy can.
I don't believe that Lego people can change their expression without changing their entire head, and toy or not, they're all made of plastic, so "real" Lego people would just be larger versions of the toy ones (which they don't appreciate being called, just as midgets don't like to be referred to as midgets).
@Murasaki9 That would be awesome. Would we be Lego men/women? If so, that would be funny to take off our hair and put on somebody else's, or take off our legs and crawl around. xD Oh, and we could take off our head, put it somewhere, and we could walk away and see things away from our body. Hahaha.
I like you, TinyAnt
Lego people don't feel pain. At least, MY Lego people wouldn't.
Lego people don't feel pain. At least, MY Lego people wouldn't.
Which means I could use my head as a ball! Although I would imagine that basketball would make me somewhat nauseous with all the dribbling and whatnot, but it would be alright because I wouldn't have a stomach.
Although I would imagine that basketball would make me somewhat nauseous with all the dribbling and whatnot, but it would be alright because I wouldn't have a stomach.
Lego people do have stomachs, but they don't have nerves. At least, that's what I've seen.
i think that older pepol ar to stern and seem to hate new idase but al that will change wen i produse this idea if we can make a pill that makes the imaginashon boom in adalts so thay can be producktive.
Age does not kill imagination, take a look at the vast array of writers, artists, musicians we have....most of them are adults.
i think that older pepol ar to stern and seem to hate new idase but al that will change wen i produse this idea if we can make a pill that makes the imaginashon boom in adalts so thay can be producktive.
Let me see... Side effects are: Feinting, running nose, inability to move, dizziness, nauseousness, goose bumps, and explosive diherea. I'm sorry, that just popped into my head.
Anyway, as nichodemus said, there are many adults that are creative. As for the people that aren't, well, not every person was made to be the same. But, hey, maybe we could use this pill on prisoners that need to get back on their feet after a few years in prison.
If I were nothing more than a disembodied head, Lego or not, I'd have no connection to any stomach, so I wouldn't have anything to regurgitate or anywhere to regurgitate from.
Even if I did have nerves, nausea would not be an issue.
If I were nothing more than a disembodied head, Lego or not, I'd have no connection to any stomach, so I wouldn't have anything to regurgitate or anywhere to regurgitate from.
But if you used your head like a baseball and hit a home run with it, how would your body know where you were to come get its head again?
But if you used your head like a baseball and hit a home run with it, how would your body know where you were to come get its head again?
If the body can move on its own, it can probably signal the head in some way (or vice-versa). Otherwise, the Lego world would be filled with disembodied heads and headless bodies endlessly searching for each other.
