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Best use of legos ever


So I was in yet another iPod accessory store to get a nice case for Hedwig when I stumbled upon this little beauty. See! Even though we don't get Deathly Hallows until a month after the rest of the world, do not be fooled. Mature South Korean residents love Harry Potter too! And we've showed that love with a wonderful Lego statue displayed in the children's book section. Yay!

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  1. oh my goodness, love the Hermione statue! i also love that your iPod is named Hedwig :).

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