Pets vs. Lego

wlister · Post by **wlister** » Sat Mar 27, 2004 12:10 am

There is something about cats and Lego, I have all my tubs out for my big organization project and as soon as I take some lids off thos tubs, my cat decides that is a good place to lie down. I had to put him in my daughter's room for a few hours so I could get some work done.

Will

Dan_BL · Post by **Dan_BL** » Sat Mar 27, 2004 4:45 pm

I know exactly what you mean. Between my tubs of lego, my mom's Persian cat batting my bushels around, and the cats have a *fight* right in my town-it seems its the best playground!

Sir Smittens · Post by **Sir Smittens** » Sat Mar 27, 2004 5:41 pm

My dog's not that bad. But whenever he wants to play, he runs around in circles right where everything is spread out. He usually sends pieces flying and broke my castle once!

Cat · Post by **Cat** » Fri Apr 02, 2004 5:05 pm

My dog can't be bothered with my Legos that are all over the floor. My cat, however, likes to roam through my creations whether on the floor or table. I think she likes to play godzilla now and again.

TheCastle · Post by **TheCastle** » Fri Apr 16, 2004 12:49 pm

one of my cats is really slow and really heave 1 1/2 stone he weight so when u get a cat falling off of a table and landing on a 375 yellow castle witch i just built (today) i am very upset he broke the flag in half and the castle was in peices but after all all cats like destroying things,

then theres my other cat,,, shes slim fast like to pounce on things so on day on one of my MOCs i was opening the draw brige and my cat walkd in at the time i did not see her any way she jump on my MOC and she took out the main gate witch took and hour to build!!!!

Sir Terrance · Post by **Sir Terrance** » Sat Apr 17, 2004 1:44 am

Your car LANDED on your 375!!!!!!

And you cat is still alive?

I would be pretty mad if I were you.

TwoTonic Knight · Post by **TwoTonic Knight** » Sat Apr 17, 2004 3:40 am

Sir Terrance wrote:Your car LANDED on your 375!!!!!! And you cat is still alive? I would be pretty mad if I were you.

I'm not sure I would want to argue with a 20-odd pound cat.

TheCastle · Post by **TheCastle** » Sat Apr 17, 2004 7:31 am

yes i was very very very angry so i fallowed him in to the kitchen where is food was and locked the door for 2 hours

aftler all its only fair

Snoopy · Post by **Snoopy** » Wed May 12, 2004 3:18 am

I only have a dog who has only chewed up about 5-6 pieces in her entire life. For some reason, she just doesn't seem interested in them.

forester3291 · Post by **forester3291** » Wed May 12, 2004 3:40 am

wlister wrote:There is something about cats and Lego, I have all my tubs out for my big organization project and as soon as I take some lids off thos tubs, my cat decides that is a good place to lie down. I had to put him in my daughter's room for a few hours so I could get some work done.

Will

I voted Dog. Becuase Ijust got a puppy for christmas and it likes to un into my room and a Legos piece from time to time. But I know what everybody means about the cats. I have two of them and they live mainly down in the basement so when I had my legos down there they always loved rubbing up agains a frgile spire ao lay in the middle of my lego town. And I can relate mostly to you Wlister because they would lay down in the tubs and get cat hair allll thruogh the legos.

Rubberchickenknight · Post by **Rubberchickenknight** » Thu May 13, 2004 7:21 am

My cat usually doesn't "interfere" with my Lego but whenever I make a castle she jumps on it. :evil: :evil: Strangely, she also jumps on board games as well.

Post by **Bruce N H** » Thu May 13, 2004 9:48 pm

"Strangely, she also jumps on board games as well."

Ooh, your cat must be related to mine. Rusty loves to jump right into the middle of a game of Scrabble and knock all of the tiles all over the place. We've learned to play games in the other room with the door closed.

Bruce

Brickboy · Post by **Brickboy** » Thu May 13, 2004 10:24 pm

Yeah most people would say that their dogs where a massive hazard to their lego's, but not me.

The first lego my dog chewed up was a fright knight, and she must have hated it, because she hasnt chewed up any more.
Alan
P.S I am more concerned with my cats peeing on them. hasnt happened yet luckily!

TwoTonic Knight · Post by **TwoTonic Knight** » Mon Sep 20, 2004 1:04 am

Yes, the aptly-named Loki has been at it again. And you can even see his tiny little bird-brain working. I mean, is it birdy art where he is merely learning the medium?

Note how the pirate sabres begin with a few random bites, sometimes nearly severing the blade. Then he learns to modulate the pressure. This is followed by reshaping and elongating the blade in a progressively controlled manner.

The lance was more formidible - he barely bent it the first time. Then he learned he could bend it with more pressure and could work three-dimenional rather than bending in merely a two-dimensional plane.

Who knows what impressions he would have worked on one of the Little Armory scimitars if I hadn't caught the little %$#@! in time!

lil Jon · Post by **lil Jon** » Mon Sep 20, 2004 1:12 am

Hmm, my ares were out side ones, so they never got close to my legos. Well, once i left some outside, but once the dog weewee was cleaned off, the bricks were as good as new... (maybe a little yellowing hehe)

But the cats on the other hand. They're obessed with batting around those little green shrubs, sometimes i wonder whose toys they are! A lot of them have been lost thanks to the cats. That is why i voted for cats for being the worest

wow two tonic, im really impressed how your bird has worked those pieces!

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Pets vs. Lego

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