Legion World Forums LEGION COMPANION Spaceopoly Kill This Thread XI: The Seventh 24-Hour Thread

I never got into LEGOS growing up, but they I kind of wish I had. They actually seem pretty cool to me now.

When I was about five, I loved the Fisher-Price Play Family line. The name was later changed to Little People.

When I was young, I had several imaginary friends, including Jubie, Janie, Little Herman, and Joke. Eventually I started using my Little People to represent them, which also meant that they took on the physical characteristics of those Little People (Jubie became black, for example, and Janie became a redhead).

I recall playing with a lot of Fisher-Price toys before but I don't quite remember which.

I played with a stick and an unripe persimmon.

I played with my imagination!

I didn't play many games as a kid. There weren't many others around.

I played with my...

I thought you were going to say toy car, Rocky.

I thought you were going to say stuffed penguin!

Well, I had those, too, but my teddy bear, Baba, was my favorite.

Baba Looey was the sidekick of Quickdraw McGraw.

And Quick Draw would remind Baba Looey "I'll do the thin'in' around here and dooooooooooon't you fer-get it!"

I loved it whenever Quick Draw would turn into El Kaboooooooooooooooong!!!!!!!!!!!

Hitting someone over the head with a guitar was never as funny as when El Kabong did it.

And he always had such funny sound effects

Sound effects can make all the difference.

Yes, Blaze and I love making sweet sounds while we're on a date

The Boyfriend and I are more likely to laugh and giggle.

Laughing and giggling is sexy cute!

After The Boyfriend, the person I probably giggle with the most is the lead tenor in the choir in which I sing. He and I amuse each other.

I usually head over to LW for most of my humor needs. As I mentioned before, a lot of humor in the Philippines comes from playfully insulting one another. It can get tiring after a while. And as expected, people like to dish it out but can get very angry when they are on the receiving end

It does help sharpen the wit and make the skin thicker, though. Not literally

My sense of humor tends to be on the dry side. A lot of it word-based. I've always been very fond of puns.

I usually prefer making fun of events or things, but lately I have had to "fight back" against those using insult humor on me.

I guess humor doesn't get as personal here. Friends might tease each other a bit, but beyond that would be considered rude or childish.

The level of teasing can get pretty bad. Especially from people you hang out with a lot.