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> In lugnet.lego.direct, John Neal writes:
> In lugnet.lego.direct, Richard Marchetti writes:
> > Brad:
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> > You haven't asked for suggestions but I think a REALLY obvious suggestion
> > would be the Spamcake Diner as the next in line for this MOC series.
> > Frankly, I'd be surprised and disappointed if it weren't already in the works...
> > Besides being a treasure for food printed tiles, it could be enhanced with
> > other food items like chicken, suasages, apples, loaves of bread, cherries,
> > popsicles, etc. It should also come with a t-shirt iron-on and a full-sized
> > pretend menu. I think this was originally designed for a train layout, but
> > it could easily be thought of as a town item. It's just very funny and has
> > a great community spirit behind it.
>
> It's kind of an inside joke, don't you think? Not many are privy to the
> etiology of the term "spamcake" But as for T-shirts.....;-)
Perhaps someone could enlighten the unenlightened.
Signed,
One of the unenlightened
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In lugnet.lego.direct, Allan Bedford writes:
> > It's kind of an inside joke, don't you think? Not many are privy to the
> > etiology of the term "spamcake" But as for T-shirts.....;-)
>
> Perhaps someone could enlighten the unenlightened.
Fer goshsakes, use the "Lugnet Search" and you'll get plenty of Spamcake.
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> In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Erik Olson writes:
> > In lugnet.lego.direct, Allan Bedford writes:
>
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> > > It's kind of an inside joke, don't you think? Not many are privy to the
> > > etiology of the term "spamcake" But as for T-shirts.....;-)
> >
> > Perhaps someone could enlighten the unenlightened.
>
> Fer goshsakes, use the "Lugnet Search" and you'll get plenty of Spamcake.
Well dagnabbit I will. :)
A search returns about 1100 entries on LUGNET newsgroups. For those not yet
in the know, but who don't have time to scan all 1100, I think this looks
like the thing they're talking about:
http://www.baylug.org/titan/spamcake/spamcakediner.htm
Great model.
Even if LEGO didn't put out this exact set, I think an old-style diner would
be a great addition to any Town.
Regards,
Allan B.
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