I should be home.

Dude me and Ora had a blast. I screwed up his pod, then we started fighting with stickers and eyeballs. By the end I had like 10 pink springy glowy stars on mah belly. Then I went to help ora get the last item he needed to unlock in a level. It was interesting because he actually needed me. Found out I had some key item he didn't have and i was able to help him obtain the item.

Then my friend RuggieX joined (Shenmu from ffxi. Mithra rdm TG). We did some hard shadow of the colossus level and died over and over. Ora killed the beast in the end. Man that was good stuff.

Then when all was done and said Ora followed me to my pod and trashed it a little bit. Then I made a mistake and wiped my pod clean and lost everything. So ora being the cool dude he is helped redecorate it before I quit the game (I had to go). He took his awesome rainbow colored sneaker sticker (earlier he gave me a tattoo with that sticker) and plastered it all over the place about 40 times lol. Awesome time ora, awesome time.

i make an "electronic" 8bit calculator (not "mechanical" calculator). it can do Add and Sub. this calculator use:
650 magnetic switches
550 Wires
470 pistons

level name: Little Big Computer

The LittleBigPlanet Beta is still going strong and already the smallish pool of testers have managed to turn some really cool ideas into actual interactive reality. We wanted to take the time to give these guys a little love, but this is by no means a comprehensive list of the best out there. Hell, some of the levels aren't really levels at all, but if they've demonstrated a cool concept, help push the rest of the community forward (by, say, offering up their creation at the end), or just have something that we found particularly cool, we wanted to present it to you guys, giving the authors credit and hopefully helping to fuel even more creative minds to jump in as the full game expands.

So here we've cobbled together some of the better examples of what we're talking about, along with little videos to illustrate it far better than our stupid words ever could. You may not get a video of the whole level (who really wants to watch poor, uncoordinated IGN editors jumping and falling constantly?), but we'll certainly give you a good idea of what we're enjoying. So put on that thinking cap, grab a pen and paper to jot down notes, and join us for a trip into the speedy, brilliant and, above all else, creative parts of LittleBigPlanet's formative early weeks.

I dunno if this has been posted but hurry up over to USA Today

http://www.usatoday.com/tech/gaming/2008-10-06-little-big-planet_N.htm

THey got 15,000 keys and are giving them out on a first come first serve basis