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Apple products and Lego. What could be better?

[via Gruber]

Slightly less cool than a letterpress of LEGO, but still cool enough to put on my wall.

[via Swissmiss]

Is it acceptable for a single, twenty-something male to have LEGO storage bricks throughout his apartment?

[via Swissmiss]

A printer created with Lego pieces and a felt tip marker (and a Mac, of course). Unbelievable.

[Warning: This video contains awful techno beats]

At first glance I wasn’t quite sold on these. But the more I look at them the more obsessed I become.

And why stop at office furniture?

I need one of these.

Job #1: Get boardroom
Job #2: Get Lego boardroom table

Ladies and gentlemen, once again, the incomparable Nathan Sawaya.

[via Engadget]

Preparing for a Lego battle of epic proportions but just don’t seem to have enough firepower for your troops? That’s where BrickArms comes in. These guys make all kinds of weapons from all different time periods. Knifes, pistols, sniper rifles, Gatling guns, flash bangs, grenades and even futuristic energy guns. They’ve got it all.

[via Wired]

Good to know that my Lego obsession is still acceptable at my age.

[chart from Wired's Jan. 2010 issue]

Not exactly a product I expected to see advertised during Sunday afternoon football, but I can see why they’re after that demographic. Love the stop-motion video, of course anything Lego-related is automatically awesome.