Fully loaded Legos

By Bridget Johnson on December 10, 2007 3:33 PM | | Comments (0) |

legogun.jpgThe Daily Telegraph has a story about the hottest Christmas gift for naughty kids -- and adults who loved their Legos but were never able to shape them into illicit items.

"Forbidden Lego: Build the Models Your Parents Warned You Against" was written by a couple of former Lego designer/development guys who could never get the corporate OK for their automatic Lego gun and continuous-fire Lego ping-pong ball launcher.

And if anybody tries to blame the Lego gun for inspiring the next angst-ridden degenerate who decides to go on an AK-47 spree... well, don't even go there. It's just Legos.

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