We've placed him atop the pile of business cards that's been handed to us this week. We've met a lot of fun people on the show floor at E3, but if we need any LEGO-related advice, we'll know exactly who to call.
We've placed him atop the pile of business cards that's been handed to us this week. We've met a lot of fun people on the show floor at E3, but if we need any LEGO-related advice, we'll know exactly who to call.
Reader Comments (22)
Posted: Jun 17th 2010 10:56AM uncaringbear said
But would this Lego business card be a good or bad thing to give to that hot girl at the bar?
Reply
Posted: Jun 17th 2010 11:09AM MrOriginal said
@uncaringbear
Proposals of the indecent variety no doubt
Reply
Proposals of the indecent variety no doubt
Posted: Jun 17th 2010 11:37AM MycenaeanKing said
Yea, but imagine carrying a bunch of those in your pocket. Let alone enough to give out to a whole conference worth of people.
Reply
Posted: Jun 17th 2010 1:39PM RocketAce150 said
This is a great idea but I could easily see it getting out of hand. Smith and Wesson reps handing out bullets engraved with their contact info. BP reps spelling their names and numbers out in oil in gulf coast. All because Ryan Seabury wanted to be clever...
Reply
Sorry, you must be logged in to leave a comment.
Featured Stories
The most popular posts
in the last 7 days
- Vita 'UMD Passport' won't be offered in US 220 comments
- Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning review: A tempting fate 153 comments
- David Jaffe leaves Eat Sleep Play, layoffs hit developer [Update] 108 comments
- Don't call it a remake: Final Fantasy X is a 'remaster,' to be clear 95 comments
- Battleship movie adapted into FPS by Double Helix 93 comments
