This is not true. I just bought the book.

Whaa??

Well, hang on a second there. That sounds like responsibility!!

Cause all those beeps were cussing.

Then it's time for a new party.

After I made this, I was told to make a surfer instead. 🙄

But I LOVE plastic!!

So the .ml stands for Marxist Lenin... Just to get you started.

Who would have thought that people wouldn't want to be surveilled?? What the fuck?? Why???

"Then-Commissioner Harley David Belew voted against adding IPAWS to the CodeRED system after noting that it would require switching out the county's equipment, which he said he'd done recently because of a federal policy change a few years earlier.

""I don't think it's going to change anything," Belew said."

I'm sorry, what?!?

This set came from BrickLink when they sold some sets that didn't get approved from the Lego Ideas site.

Eh, Lugi didn't do it.

This was very cool to learn about! Thank you for the picture as well!!

It's bean time!!

Oh geeze!

Like, actually hate asses?

Stop using Google?

I also heard this song as a Cohen song.

As a interesting aside, he performed at the Isle of Wight festival. Before he performed, there started a riot on the Isle of Wight. Well, the beginnings of a riot but the producers of the production decided they needed to get Cohen on stage. So, at 1-2am in the morning, they bang on Cohen's trailer saying, "Mr Cohen, we need you out here!" Blah blah blah...

They are doing this and the crowd is going bananas. Burning the stage, lighting shit on fire in the audience, you know, the general shit you might do in an inattentive security force (I can't speak to that). So, the crowd was kinda out of control.

So, Cohen comes out and he's got slippers on, his PJs, he's dressed for bed. And he gets on stage and looks out at everyone and he says, "Does everyone here have a match?"

And everyone is astounded at this statement because of course, everyone has a match?!?

Cohen says, "Can everyone who has a match, light it?"

Everyone lights their match.

"Take a look around, all those matches are people."

Then he started to play his first song, no idea which one. The crowd calmed down and took care of people the rest of the weekend. They didn't light the stage of fire again, they didn't burn any cars. It was a very peaceful concert, because of Leonard Cohen.

I love this story about Cohen so much because he could be a performer and a calmer.

Sorry, I think Sony handed off its basic values to AI.