Islamic Toy Outrage
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Jimbeaux

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33,791 posts

260 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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Here we go again....first cartoons, Teddy Bears named for prophets, now terror action figures. This is, however, bizarre.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,461647,00.html

rabw

9,027 posts

237 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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rofl I want one!


...Mole...

2,780 posts

220 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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i wonder what the SS officer one looks like

dilbert

7,741 posts

260 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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What I want for christmas is the Lego Toyota pickup truck!
hehe

ETA;

I was hoping for the B2 Stealth bomber, but mum says that's too expensive!
smile

Edited by dilbert on Friday 5th December 02:44

Jimbeaux

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260 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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dilbert said:
What I want for christmas is the Lego Toyota pickup truck!
hehe
With a .50 Cal. machinegun mounted in the bed?? biggrin

-DeaDLocK-

3,368 posts

280 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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rofl

Imagine the Lego scenes you could create - Jihad camps, executions, hotel sieges, civil wars etc


Jimbeaux

Original Poster:

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260 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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-DeaDLocK- said:
rofl

Imagine the Lego scenes you could create - Jihad camps, executions, hotel sieges, civil wars etc
What about beheadings? Are there any sharp-edged lego parts? hehe

The article stated that a British-based Islamic group was "outraged". The U.K. seems to have a leg up on "outraged" Islamic organizations outside of the Middle East. Everyone has their strong points. smile

Edited by Jimbeaux on Friday 5th December 03:32

AUDIHenry

2,201 posts

216 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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...Mole... said:
i wonder what the SS officer one looks like









G'kar

3,728 posts

215 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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Jim, it's just natural balance.

The rest of us Brits express 'outrage' as 'I say, that's not really on'.




XJSJohn

16,151 posts

248 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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there are other "action figures" too



hehe

Jimbeaux

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260 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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G'kar said:
Jim, it's just natural balance.

The rest of us Brits express 'outrage' as 'I say, that's not really on'.
hehe

Jimbeaux

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33,791 posts

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Friday 5th December 2008
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XJSJohn said:
there are other "action figures" too



hehe
roflrofl

Blue Meanie

73,668 posts

284 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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I wonder who exactly is outraged here? Some Islamic rights organisation who likes to have its voice heard so it can garner more cash from lottery funding, or whatever?

Mr Fenix

863 posts

234 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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laugh

just me

5,964 posts

249 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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Funny stuff, but to complete the scenes, I would want a set of Guantanamo guards and Georgie and Cheney and Blair and Rice. I already have lots of unarmed civilians (skin tone is a bit off, but whatever) and bomb-laden F16s and armoured Humvees. I suppose I could build ordinary lego houses and just pretend they hide WMDs.

sadako

7,080 posts

267 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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I'm sure The Register will be purchasing them for the lego mockups they do from time to time to extract the urine from various news articles.

MrVelox

2,974 posts

216 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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Oh look, the boys at the RoP have their panties in a twist over a Lego figure, but nary a peep about terrorist attacks I'll bet.

TWSTEEL

1,099 posts

218 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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I seem to remember from my childhood there were plastic German American and British soldier models with associated weaponry. There were also Native American figures, Cavalry figures and Cowboy figures, again with associated weaponry. My children had Star Wars and Dr. Who figures and weapons.
What's the problem - other than the PC brigade's perception of an un-named figure.

zippy500

1,883 posts

298 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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Why is it some Muslisms can be harsh about Westerners, culture and religion and no one really cares about it, but we cant offend them back. Really pisses me off all this st.
Get a sense of humor FFS.

I want, where to buy???

TWSTEEL

1,099 posts

218 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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zippy500 said:
Why is it some Muslisms can be harsh about Westerners, culture and religion and no one really cares about it, but we cant offend them back. Really pisses me off all this st.
Get a sense of humor FFS.

I want, where to buy???
Not criticising here but where does it say it's a Muslim figure?
Is it a case of if the cap fits wear it and Muslims are up in arms as they perceive anyone with a scarf, beard and bomb as a Muslim........well
BTW I want one too wink