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You’ve tried everything. You’ve tried rebuilding damaged architecture with LEGOs. You’ve tried building crazy reconstructions of video game characters. Hell, you’ve even tried recreating other forms of geek media with brick art.

And guess what. None of your efforts have amused LEGO Satan. That deal you made with the devil for a lifetime supply of Jolt cola in exchange for either an awesome LEGO toy or your soul, whichever comes first, isn’t looking like the best decision you’ve ever made.

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Two things can be expected when watching an episode of South Park. One, you’re bound to laugh at something, even if it’s in disgust. Two, a heavily jacketed boy by the name of Kenny McCormick is going to die in some gory manner, every time without fail.

This OMG! They Killed Kenny! LEGO Brick Sculpture was created by Dirk VH. The design is complete with an axe shot to the head and the resulting gore. You bastards!

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So, I was chilling with Luigi the other day and he’s all like, “Yo dawg, I’m mad sick over Mario poppin’ up in all my shit, aight?” So I was all like, “Well, Luigi, buddy old pal, you’re going to have to do something to overshadow Mario’s incredible reach.” Luigi concurred.

Hence, he commisioned this magnificent LEGO self-portrait. Composed of 80 layers of LEGO bricks and standing 77 cm. tall, Luigi figures that he should at least get his 15 minutes with this ploy.

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Yo, JC, we’re cool, right? I mean, I know, I was born Jewish. And while I’m not a practicing Jew, per se, you won’t strike me down for spreading the word about this LEGO image of yourself, right? Just wanted to get that out of the way. As a geeky God fearing people, we believe the only way to truly honor our savor is to recreate him with the always-versatile LEGO bricks.

A Swedish protestant church assembled this six-foot tall Jesus figure. Composed of 30,000 piece LEGO bricks, it took about 40 volunteers a total of 18 months to finish their massive Jesus project. Pretty impressive in a “I feel like being smite” sort of way. Sadly, it doesn’t include any superpowers, like walking on water. More pic love after the Jump-ses Christ. (more…)

It’s the shows we grew up on. The one that taught us our values because our parents were too busy drinking and slapping us around. The one that taught us that even average American’s have family values. The one that taught us that even senior citizens have a sex drive. Wait… what?

Yes, it’s some of our favorite sitcom sets, recreated through the wonder of LEGO brick art. According to Flickr user, On The Set, each set took about two weeks to a month to build. Featured in his Flickr set are Roseanne, The Facts of Life, Golden Girls, Designing Women and Alice. (Though we all know Roseanne owns them all.)

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