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Posted by Ken Rice on June 16, 2006, 11:11 pm
Lepidopteran304@aol.com says...
>Check out this cheesy, 1960's anti-drug movie titled "Drugs are Like
>That" The film heavily focuses on a vintage Lego set!
>http://www.archive.org/details/drugs_are_like_that
>Basically, it's two kids building something out of Lego bricks while
>talking about drugs, though there are a few additional clips in the
>movie.
>Among the features:
>-- A lot more bricks are involved than would have come in a box that
>size, unless Lego really gave you a bargain back in the day.
>-- The lion's share of the Lego bricks are either red or white. Blue,
>yellow, and black bricks are rare. I think there was at least one
>clear block.
>-- Gears are used, a LOT. These gears are larger than any I've
>encountered.
>-- There's this one brick that appears to contain a motor; it's
>powered by one of the kids putting two wires in holes in the side.
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Do you think they are suggesting lego bricks are addictive? <G>
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Civil War Round Table of DC & Concentration Camp made of Lego bricks
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>That" The film heavily focuses on a vintage Lego set!
>http://www.archive.org/details/drugs_are_like_that
>Basically, it's two kids building something out of Lego bricks while
>talking about drugs, though there are a few additional clips in the
>movie.
>Among the features:
>-- A lot more bricks are involved than would have come in a box that
>size, unless Lego really gave you a bargain back in the day.
>-- The lion's share of the Lego bricks are either red or white. Blue,
>yellow, and black bricks are rare. I think there was at least one
>clear block.
>-- Gears are used, a LOT. These gears are larger than any I've
>encountered.
>-- There's this one brick that appears to contain a motor; it's
>powered by one of the kids putting two wires in holes in the side.
>*** Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com ***