I have one of these! I'm pretty hard on my keys, and usually key chains fall apart or fall off, but not lego man. Things go missing in the void that is my purse, but with lego man's trusty illumination feature, I always find what I'm looking for.

I grew up in Seattle, every time we had family visit for the first time we'd do the Underground Seattle tour. Interesting fact? Some of the side walks were made of glass, with offices and businesses underneath. Prostitutes would post their prices on their bums and walk around those side walks, free from the confines of underpants, advertising their wares. That was always my favorite part of the tour, watching people's faces when they heard that little tidbit.

I personally don't give a crap what information Facebook can gather, as I'm not inclined to put anything on my page that could somehow be considered compromising. Maybe if we all had the good sense to use it as the amazing tool that it is, keeping in touch with people we would otherwise only drop an occasional email to, instead of as a place to post pictures of naked, drunken shenanigans, than perhaps this wouldn't be an issue.
Have you typed your name in Google recently? The amount of information that can be gleaned that way is easily as disturbing as knowing your personal information is being hustled off by the social networking sites.

Alls I have to say is I'll trade you two sheepies for some wood.