Mostly, this is just for telling people if you know how many clicks people have on this high score list.
Friday, March 6, 2009
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This blog is to help sort out the confusion of the top ten lists for the LEGO.com game, My LEGO Network. Here, you can comment if you know information about how many clicks people on the top ten has, and theories as to the seemingly random process of who gets to be on the top tens.
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