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Re: Excuse me, but what are 'BURPS'?
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Date: 
Fri, 10 Dec 1999 19:42:55 GMT
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Stu C. wrote:

Except lots of people will be beetling off to the NW Fest today.

What is beetling? to travel in a VW?? :-) To hunker down inside one's
carapace and plod?

Scott:

MISB does not imply complete. It implies that you take the risk, (very
very slight) that the factory inadvertantly omitted a piece, because the
box has never been opened. This is what i refer to as Missing Piece Risk
on my website.

MIB on the other hand, does imply it's complete. Seals off means it has
been examined, and thus, it had better be complete!

At least that's my opinion.

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  Re: Excuse me, but what are 'BURPS'?
 
(...) Big Ugly Rock Pieces... as in those grey and dark grey blocks which have a rocky shape, are about 3x8x6 or bigger, used in the western sets mainly. (...) Yeah, took me a while as well. Likewise with AFOL, CRAPP, even LUGNet itself! (...) (...) (24 years ago, 10-Dec-99, to lugnet.loc.uk)

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