September 28, 200915 yr Poor guy...this is most disturbing...I would punish that dog with no television all night! (if he watches tele at least).
September 30, 200915 yr Ouch, that's too bad. (*goes to hide all my Imperials from cats*) They've chewed up quite a few of my parts, but it's mainly just flex tubing and KK BigFig swords. I feel for you, man. ...At least the Pirate Advent Calendar has plain shakos!
September 30, 200915 yr Holy Super-Squirrels! That is HORRIBLE! Your dog seems to fancy Pirates or Redcoats more. LOL
October 2, 200915 yr I'm always afraid something like this will happen, so I have to keep the door to my Lego room shut. With three dogs running around the house, that's really the only way to keep it from happening to me.
October 3, 200915 yr Well I can guess what side the dog is on in the whole Red Coat vs Blue Coat rivalry... Dogs cannot see red colour. Brave bluecoat soldiers can stand up to anything, even monster dogs.
October 9, 200915 yr I'm so glad that my fish could never damage my LEGO pieces Unfortunate for your blue coat though Died for a worthy cause (??). Use it as an interesting piece in a creation!
October 12, 200915 yr I'm so glad that my fish could never damage my LEGO pieces Unfortunate for your blue coat though Died for a worthy cause (??). Use it as an interesting piece in a creation! Yeah, I used to collect all my damaged Lego pieces in order to use them for such purposes; e.g. a broken sword as a result of a duel or broken plates to be put on damaged buildings. For fotostorys or animated short movies this is actually quite a good idea. The General just needs an intimidating monster in his story
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