Since most stands are named after songs, wouldn’t a better name for this be Brick House?

@Background Pony #3125
 
 
I can confirm. They made the voice actor step on legos to record Dio’s voice.

Isn’t “Wryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!” also the noise someone makes when they step on a Lego block?

@Background Pony #7883  
I guess that’s the benefit to setting a standard and sticking to it.

@Ping_chan  
That’s fair. I’ve invested a bit in my desktop over the years too. I just happen to be a bit of a special case in the LEGO area.
 
Although it would be remiss of me not to point out (with humorous intent, mind you) that, unlike any computer I’ve ever owned, the LEGO bricks I’ve had for 30+ years now are still totally compatible with new releases and still equally as playable today as they were the day I first got them. So really, money well spent.

@Background Pony #7883  
I still have all of my Legos from when I was a kid, but I’d rather dump my money into my desktop and laptop computer now.  
Right now I’m waiting for the next generation of AMD Ryzen to launch.  
If I splurge on the 16 core Ryzen, then I can get more cores running Folding at Home.  
The most I’ve done recently with my ancient Lego bricks is play around with building a case to hold a Raspberry Pi.

@Background Pony #7883
 
All I can say is that I hope that Millennium Falcon of yours was the size of a crate
 
I know there are more expensive models, but still

@Dirty Bit  

Yeah, I get that reaction a lot.
 
But seriously, worth it.

@Background Pony #7883
 
Holy crap…

@Nightweaver20xx  

Drains your money, mainly.
 
Believe me. I’ve been hoarding those things since the 80s. I love them to death but serious collecting can be a paycheck depleting experience.
 
That $800 Millennium Falcon was totally worth it though.

@Supermark  
“We knew what we were getting into! We were prepared! We… We all wore the best steel toed safety boots money could buy… But it wasn’t enough! * sobs * We stepped out into the battle field… It was horrible… Grown men… Crying… Clutching their feet, others were paralyzed, someone had said their spines were broken… The enemy was using Legos right? How could weaponized Legos do that? Break a man’s spine?! Anyways we thought we were better prepared, wear really thick boots right? We should be good right?! We were wrong. There she stood before us, the one built from Lego bricks… She pointed her hoof at us and suddenly I could feel that unmistakable sensation running straight from the bottom of my feet through my back and straight up to my head. I immediately cried out in pain and fell over. Once I came to I woke up here, both of my feet wrapped up, just like every one else who was lucky enough to make it out alive and with their sanity in tact… Hopefully someday I will walk again… “
 

@Nightweaver20xx  
It launches legos all over the battlefield, on which you might step.

What does it do?

Dat Lego horse in the background.

So is “Another Brick in the Wall” already taken? Because that seems like it would be perfect for this.

I can top that…
 
Human-sized skeleton made of K’nex behind me
 
Connect the Dots!

A truly formidable stand.

Hey!
 
Wait just a cotton-pickin’ second here!
 
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…is that a Jojo reference?