Heck, that’s not even the biggest SD. There’s an Ultimate Collector’s Series set from 2002, and a UCS Super Star Destroyer from 2012(?) that are both yuuuge.

Even a Swiffer can’t get all the dust off Lego bricks. I use a soft toothbrush. But even then, sometimes I have to disassemble the set, dust every exposed piece, then reassemble it. It’s such a chore...:)

There were six original Toa, but you have the entire run of the comic, which is more than I could say for my collection. I joined the Lego Club in April 2002, for the last issue of “Lego Mania Magazine” and the first issue of “Lego Magazine.” My first Bionicle comic was Part 2 of 6 of the Bohrok Saga.

Two, actually. There’s Gali, and the torso of Pohatu.

I could probably name all the (horribly dusty) Lego sets on your shelves. I currently have 387 sets according to Brickset (not all put together at once, thank God), but only one Gundam, a small snap-together kit I got from my exchange student “sister.”

Please don’t be facetious. It doesn’t accomplish anything. Where did I explicitly say A? There’s definitely been growth, but not as much as you might think.

Is it possible to feel sorry for something leaving even though it had no reason to be there in the first place? That’s how I feel about non-sporty compact coupes.

“mid sized” trucks grew obnoxiously to what full sized used to be in the 80s and 90s, and full size trucks today are the size of small buildings,

The widow knits them.

FWIW, you used to be able to get much taller (numerically lower) rear ends in pickups tuned for fuel economy. A late 70s/early ‘80s Dodge (Ram) D100 “Miser” package had a 2.94 rear end mated to the Slant Six and three-speed manual or auto, overdrive optional. And they could get 22 MPG on the highway, but 55 MPH was…

Villain songs are usually the best. “BE PREPAAAAAAARED!”

Paging Rod Serling, have we entered the Twilight Zone?

*tips fedora*

I mean, her average speed is still 70 mph. /s

3.: Some cars will return the wipers to the bottom even if the car is turned off mid-stroke.

*Model, not a brand.

I’m well aware of Idiocracy. And unlike most of Mike Judge’s work, I don’t particularly care for it.

She was the only one who saw Galen Erso’s message, and the only one who knew where to look in the databank for the plans (because the codename was her nickname).

Farmer here: No, we won’t.

I thought the female lead’s character was useless.