Just to show that not everyone grows out of their Lego love, there are a number of Flickr groups that have been created to cater to the hobby. These are ten excellent ones out of the dozens, some of which will make you laugh out loud.

1. Lego Creations

Anything made from Lego products goes here, but you will be stunned by some of the works you will find. For example, a life-size robot found here, as well as much smaller projects that are still really cool. Anything Lego-based can be uploaded, so don’t be shy. Taking some time to go through the gallery and you won’t be disappointed.

2. Lego Outdoors

If you want something a little more adventurous, this group has it for you. They post photos of Lego scenes or items that have been placed outdoors or in an outdoor-like setting. Many users have provided fully staged scenes using Lego people, which is really fun to view. The only real rule is that it has to be outside so go crazy!

3. Lego Builders

Looking for something more technical? This group is for advanced builders who prefer to work on less whimsical, more elaborate things like buildings, ships, models and other products. They might be officially created models from instructions, or something generated purely from the builders imagination. For example, there is a small scale Coruscant from the “Star Wars” canon built here.

4. Lego System

You might remember the many space-based sets from Lego from the past, which are still created today. This group is dedicated to those set and everything that comes along with it. That means ships, solar systems and science fiction figures. All are applicable, as long as they are from an official Lego set.

5. Lego Train MOC’s

Trains are a major hobby for many, and Lego has released a number of sets dedicated to it. The pieces in this group are truly impressive, with central stations, full trains and more. They have a place to check out the best of their submissions here, and you won’t believe how detailed some of them are.

6. Lego Star Trek

Like “Star Trek”? Like Legos? Congratulations, you are like 90 percent of today’s modern geeks. If you have ever dreamed of creating a detailed replica of the USS Enterprise, you aren’t alone. There are a couple of those here, among other things, so you should definitely check it out.

7. Lego Landscape

Landscapes are always fun to make with Lego, because there are so many options for decoration – especially when it comes to the classic sets that have different styles of trees, plants and even blocks for mountains or bodies of water. The people in this group are great at getting creative with their landscapes, with some elaborate products coming from their work.

8. Lego and God

You might not have ever considered mixing religion and Lego before, and reading this now it might seem like a bit of an iffy concept. But once you have seen a small scale replica of the Vatican, you will have a hard time denying that the projects in their group are really cool – especially when you check out the “stained glass” windows.

9. Legos in the Real World

Whether they are sitting on a bench and watching the sunset or mowing the lawn, your Legos can take a small vacation in the real world. This group takes photos where your little plastic people or products are hanging around outside or in public buildings.

10. Lego Complaining

Sometimes you just don’t get what you bargained for with Lego. You might be frustrated with a project that just won’t work properly, or you bought a defective batch of blocks. Whatever the case, you can vent about it with photos of the issue here.

Conclusion

Lego is popular for a reason. If you find yourself loving the product and want to share that love with others of a like hobby, then pick up the camera and enjoy these ten groups.

Image Credits: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

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But check out this one that was shown at a local Columbus Cowtown Film Festival. This one was made by Beetoons On Youtube for that film festival:

Now imagine though this clip below of a pastor losing his temper in church when one of the attendees cell phone goes off during the worship service and she takes the call! This would work very well for a movie theater preroll as well lol:

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I think this could be a young auctioneer in the making :)

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I have loved this place from the first moment I walked in there about a year and a half ago and we view it as our local Cheers, where everybody knows your name. At the very least, most in there are a familiar face. Now that I have established this scenario for you, let me share a specific incident that happened to me recently.

My seat in this place is on a love seat which happens to be paired with a matching chair and they are arranged in a way to have a conversation with one or two friends. I’m sure I’m not the only one that views that particular corner as their own but as far as I’m concerned, when I’m there, it is rightfully mine.

My Corner of the Coffee Shop

One Saturday morning, I’m sitting there doing my thing and actually waiting for my wife to show up when someone came up and asked to sit in the chair next to me. I declined his offer while at the same time explaining my dilemma of my wife showing up soon. The place was mostly empty so it wasn’t like seating was at a premium. He moved on.

Within 10 minutes, someone else came up and just sat down. He didn’t ask permission or anything, he simply took what was not rightfully his, in my opinion.  It was at this moment when I became acutely aware of how large my space bubble actually was and clearly, we had an invasion. If I know you and you walk up, of course you can sit down and you will be welcome into my space.  If I don’t know you and you sit down against my will, then it’s an invasion.

Back to the scene of the crime. I’m adjusting to my new reality of not having my space unencumbered when my new “friend” crossed his legs, putting his ankle on his knee.  The sole of his shoe is now 6″ away from my knee! At this point, I’m twitching!

I may have unusual space standards, I really don’t know. I actually had to leave shortly after he got comfy, or I feared I would implode but I wasn’t sure if I should give him a hug or what the appropriate departure should be.

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He would most be remembered though for being the host of Love Connection:

And now Chuck (Who will be 71 on March 16) is still going strong! In this video he teaches us how to survive a Zombie Apocalypse:

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David Ope has a Tumblr account called DVDP, where he features his many graphic art experiments. A great deal of his GIF images have cyclic movements as their focus. These are some of his best.

1. Inner Circles

Most of the circles in this GIF are evenly spaced and move outward. But the others move inward, giving more depth to the overall picture. At a certain point there is an area where the two seem to merge and there are more lines than the other spaces.

2. Light Ball

Set against a black background, this one has just a few lights that seem to make up a ball moving in circles to a center. It is interesting to see how the movements themselves create the effect of a circle rather than the other way around.

3. Rainbow Ball

This one is a lot more colorful than most of the others on Ope’s Tumblr. It uses one bent strip of rainbow-colored light to make up a ball rotating clockwise. Other lighter colors make up the other half to slightly solidify the shape.

4. Colored Ball

More complex than the rainbow ball, this example has different pieces that rotate in a cyclic motion to make up another ball. But they seem to move inside of one another to slightly change the shades as they go, remaining transparent so you can also see the others.

5. Stairway to Heaven

One of the cooler images Ope has made, this GIF shows a kind of staircase that is moving in a spiral up toward a backdrop of stars. There is something almost hypnotizing about it, and it is hard to look away after a while.

6. Seizure Inducer

My title was, of course, made in jest. But this one is hard to look at without feeling like your eyes are going to explode. There is a ball made of lines in the center that is moving in a cyclic motion. Then, the background is more lines moving in an opposite way. If anything could throw you into a seizure, it would have to be this one.

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While in the United Kingdom, Photographer, Dylan Winter caught this amazing flock of Starling’s in their yearly migration which is referred to as murmuration. This amazing sight can contain thousands of Starlings and the patterns they help create flawlessly in the sky is truly awe inspiring!

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Sh*t Yogis Say:

Sh*t White Girls Say To Black Girls:

Sh*t Skiers Say:

Sh*t Vegans Say:

2012 is going to be a GREAT year!

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Where’s My Mayo:

Obama Loses His SH*T:

Martin Luther King Day:

Michelle Calls Barack:

Key & Peele On Comedy Central. Great Duo!

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A local film making group headed by David Ward got one of their commercial submissions rejected for the Super Bowl. However, they are spearheading an effort to get the Super Bowl Committee to reconsider:

They have my vote! :)

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Go Grandma, Yo Yo :)

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Jesus would be proud :)

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Since the range of the houses is so big, this gallery of Gingerbread Houses are not in any particular order.  Enjoy this feast of Gingerbread!

Happy Holidays from everyone at Livid Lobster!

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But recently I got to see Santa in a truly different way: Riding A Motor Cycle!:

He don’t need no reindeer these days ;) Holiday Holidays All!

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We have all played with magnets as a kid. I know I used to have quite the collection of them as a kid. However, the one type of magnet that I never had as a kid are the variety known as rare earth magnets. Now, rare earth magnets are used in a variety of things. For one, they are even used to propel things such as launched roller coasters. The magnets absorb the energy created by the stators on the coaster track to help propel these vehicles at times in excess of 100 m.p.h. One of the first ones to do this was the Superman Escape From Krypton Roller Coaster At Six Flags Magic Mountain near L.A.:

These type of magnets are used in what are known as Zen Magnets. With Zen Magnets, they are so strong that you can put them together with other Zen Magnets and do all kinds of interesting creations with them. This video below shows just how much this one person alone was able to do with them:

Very Very Cool!

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What especially caught my attention was the jump made at the end of the clip. This jump was literally done from a height even above the Troposphere with just a standard parachute to slow the man down! Even more amazing was that he stated like it didn’t even feel like he was falling until he got into the Troposphere and felt the air roaring by him:

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But this video below is by far one of the cutest videos I have seen of a baby being totally random and getting a spoon stuck in a very unusual place. Yes folks, this baby had a spoon stuck in its diaper right towards its behind!

Moments like this with our children are truly priceless. They really do grow up fast. So the next time your baby gets spooned, or is riding their horsey, just remember before you know it, they will be graduating high school and having your grandchildren :)

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And take a look behind the scenes on how they made this cool commercial:

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