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In lugnet.general, Jake McKee writes:
> Inspired by John's post (http://news.lugnet.com/general/?n=39785), I would
> love to throw out a question!
>
> What is your coolest LEGO Experience? Maybe you built an amazing castle when
> you were eight years old. Or perhaps you've had a more recent experience
> like watching an FLL robotics competition where you saw kids participating
> in the most thrilling event of their lives. Or maybe you finished the
> perfect train car and posted it online.
>
> I would love to hear!
>
> Jake
> ---
> Jake McKee
> Sr. Producer
> LEGO Direct
My coolest LEGO moment (and there are so many...) is when, after I made a
movie using LEGO bricks and forwarding a copy to the Canadian head office, I
got a letter from Jack E. Chessman, the then Vice President of LEGO
Marketing, Canada (this was a while back...) inviting me up for a tour of
the Samsonite/LEGO facilities in Stratford, Ontario (that'll date me right
there).
He mentioned during my tour that everyone in the building gathered in the
lunchroom once and watched the movie and they all really enjoyed it. As I
was touring the facility, folks there were chatting with me about the
movie--how I did it and such. It was one of the best experiences of my
life, and it reinforced the idea that you don't have to stop enjoying 'the
Brick' after you hit your teens.
After that, the legal department in Denmark sent me a letter, concerned
about copyright infringements. So that was my second worse LEGO experience,
but I got over it(1). I still have the Copyright brochure they sent me, as
well as all the correspondance. The movie, on the other hand, I do not
have--the Beta tape it was on was, well, Beta, and somehow got lost during
one of the many "house clean-ups", when all Beta stuff got thrown out.
So there you are.
Dave K.
(1)"I make an epic and they give me the legal department" was a quotation
about me in my high school yearbook in regards to this very issue.
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In lugnet.general, David Koudys writes:
> After that, the legal department in Denmark sent me a letter, concerned
> about copyright infringements. So that was my second worse LEGO experience,
> but I got over it(1).
One hesitates to ask, if that was your second worst, what was your first
worst Lego experience? I hope it didn't involve a pair of rollerskates, a
cat, and a bowling ball...
-Hendo
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In lugnet.general, John P. Henderson writes:
> In lugnet.general, David Koudys writes:
> > After that, the legal department in Denmark sent me a letter, concerned
> > about copyright infringements. So that was my second worse LEGO experience,
> > but I got over it(1).
>
> One hesitates to ask, if that was your second worst, what was your first
> worst Lego experience? I hope it didn't involve a pair of rollerskates, a
> cat, and a bowling ball...
>
> -Hendo
Nope--it has something to do with a canning pot, boiling water, and my
entire LEGO collection (at the time)...
See:
http://sparky.i989.net/legop1.htm
Close to the bottom of the page.
The trauma! The horror!!
Yeah, not a good thing.
Dave K.
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In lugnet.general, David Koudys writes:
>
> Nope--it has something to do with a canning pot, boiling water, and my
> entire LEGO collection (at the time)...
>
> See:
>
> http://sparky.i989.net/legop1.htm
>
> Close to the bottom of the page.
>
> The trauma! The horror!!
>
> Yeah, not a good thing.
OUCH! That's brutal. Especially that it was the *entire* collection at the
time. I'm glad it didn't turn you off to the hobby as a result.
-H.
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David Koudys <dkoudys@redeemer.on.ca> wrote in message
news:H6pt1L.KAM@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.general, John P. Henderson writes:
> > In lugnet.general, David Koudys writes:
> > > After that, the legal department in Denmark sent me a letter, concerned
> > > about copyright infringements. So that was my second worse LEGO • experience,
> > > but I got over it(1).
> >
> > One hesitates to ask, if that was your second worst, what was your first
> > worst Lego experience? I hope it didn't involve a pair of rollerskates, • a
> > cat, and a bowling ball...
> >
> > -Hendo
>
> Nope--it has something to do with a canning pot, boiling water, and my
> entire LEGO collection (at the time)...
>
> See:
>
> http://sparky.i989.net/legop1.htm
May I suggest you redo that page into smaller pages, it takes years to load
and it gives a "time-out" leaving half of the pictures unloaded, espcially
the last ones.
>
> Close to the bottom of the page.
>
> The trauma! The horror!!
>
> Yeah, not a good thing.
>
> Dave K.
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In lugnet.general, Sonnich Jensen writes:
<snip>
>
> May I suggest you redo that page into smaller pages, it takes years to load
> and it gives a "time-out" leaving half of the pictures unloaded, espcially
> the last ones.
>
> >
> > Close to the bottom of the page.
> >
> > The trauma! The horror!!
> >
> > Yeah, not a good thing.
> >
> > Dave K.
Fixed! Thanks for the 'heads-up'!
http://sparky.i989.net/legop1.htm
Dave K
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In lugnet.general, David Koudys writes:
> After that, the legal department in Denmark sent me a letter, concerned
> about copyright infringements.
I've been wondering when they would letters to all the people who bought
LEGO movie maker sets?!
-Ted
SCLTC
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