Photo Miscellany Continued: Lego, Microscopic Photos, James Mason reads Browning LP

Here is another random sampling of things that piled up during the week:

Lego Minifigures Series 9, AT LAST! 60 packets of potential.

And here, also at last, are the newest 16 minifigs. That makes 144 in the series so far!

I don't know what my favorite is, but it's hard not to love "Chicken Suit Guy"!!

I also stumbled onto the new Batman set, but it seems there's a typo in the title! Poor Danes; don't worry, we will give you a break.  I can't spell ANY of your words...

Thusly, Aquaman arrives! Instead of reminding you of how useless Aquaman is, I will say this: Ironically, Lego has now completed the line-up for the first season of Super Friends!

I was looking at this version of the Godzilla handheld game on Ebay, and noticed something weird...

...um, okay, I think I see how that could...well, "medallions" are popular with kids these days of course...wait, they aren't at all...playground beatings are up, though...so the purpose of this is....wait, um, what, and why?

And, you know how I love Godzilla movie-poster-hyperbole.  Just read this text from the American half-sheet for "King of the Monsters" out loud, in your best John Carradine impression.  Go on.

As promised, 60x Iphone Microscope photos.  This is bathtub crank.  Not really; it's table salt.

And this is ground black pepper, which looks disgusting, like something you would clean out of a comb.

Sugar, which looks pretty much exactly like salt...

The Planet Jupiter.  Actually, it's the next closest thing: a barbecue potato chip.

Do you ever find a dead wolf spider on the carpet and take microscopic photos of him and...oh, you don't? Nevermind then.

I discovered this week I am beginning a library of photo responses to text messages, which is more convenient than typing.  This is for when I don't particularly like something...

And this is more fun than typing "dodged a bullet"...

This LP rather sucks.  It's not so much that, but it's going to be a let-down after hearing him read Jules Verne and H.G. Wells; this is more like the U.S. Tax Code.  You see, I used to be an English major in one of my educational careers, and I had to put up with things like this all the time.  Now I only read books with pictures, and lots of comics, so there you go.