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Actually, they are Quaplo (or whatever it is called). Duplo is double the size of Lego and Quaplo is quadruple.
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Is that it? I always wondered...
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I want it!!! Mainly the silver case but the blocks are cool as well.
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Interesting... What does it do?
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The blocks in the picture are only in the google logo colors.
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Pretty bad jpeg compression.
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Yeah MJ you're right, the reason is I re-compressed Shimon's attached JPGs as they were too large, but compressing a JPG another time is always reducing quality even more. Here's the original files:
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I don't know if the blocks are useful in some way. But I bet you can kill someone if you hit him with that suitcase.
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I'm sure the shipping fee wasn't cheap.
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<< I don't know if the blocks are useful in some way. But I bet you can kill someone if you hit him with that suitcase. >>
Yeah, i'm sure that suitcase is quite heavy! :D
Looks very nice though :)
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i spend $2million a year....what do I have to do to get some? quit posting about my concerns about click fraud?
adwordseditor.blogspot.com
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2 million a year? Yeah right.
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yeah...no joke.
and that is just Google...
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Jeesh! Wow, can I have some? I'll stick a sign up in school about you ;-)
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why the heck do you need building blocks?
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I just read the Gartner Web 2.0 report: 'Seven Ways Your Organization Can Benefit from Web 2.0'.
It's interesting, because when I read point 6, I thought immediately about this post! Check out what Gartner say:
"By targeting bloggers and other influential Web users, you can control your organization’s image and influence publicity for the positive."
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