 | If you give an adult LEGO enthusiast a brick… |
If you give an adult LEGO enthusiast a brick, he’s going to want a container to put it in.
When you give him the container, he’ll probably ask you to help find all the bricks in his inventory of the same shape.
When he’s finished finding all the pieces of the same shape, he’ll ask you to help sort out all the like colors of that same shape.
Then he will want to build something out of his newly sorted pieces, but he’ll need to get out his other pieces out too.
When he pulls out his other pieces and gets to work, he’ll notice he needs to make a BrickLink order for more of those pieces to finish his new creation.
When he makes that BrickLink order, he might throw in a few more pieces, just because they’re cheap and he doesn’t have them!
When he finishes his new creation, you’ll have to get the camera, white backdrop, and lighting for him to take a picture of it.
He’ll want you to upload the pictures to MOCPages or Flickr so that all his friends can see the pictures of his new creation.
When you upload the pictures, he’ll get so excited about LEGO creations that he’ll want to look at everyone’s latest activity.
When he looks at everyone’s latest activity, he’ll want to post his own comments and favorite their creations.
Then he’ll want to go see the creations in person at the upcoming brick convention, which means he’ll need to bring something to display or to enter a competition.
He’ll decide what he’s going to build and then start to think about what pieces he’ll need to make it. Chances are, he’ll need another piece he doesn’t have or more pieces of the ones he does have.
And chances are if he asks for another brick, he’s going to want another storage container to keep it in.
Modified by Josh Hall from Laura Numeroff‘s “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie”
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