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In lugnet.org.au, Ross Crawford writes:
> I thought you were SLUGS, and the fests were StudFests.
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> And I don't know if there's any "official" inception date for MUG, but I
> guess we could say 2001-01-26 as when we voted in our spokesman? MUGs wanna
> comment?
I'm definitely a SLUG, the others may be studs as well.
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In lugnet.org.au, Peter White writes:
> > I thought you were SLUGS, and the fests were StudFests.
> >
> >
> I'm definitely a SLUG, the others may be studs as well.
In my little mind I'm a member of STUDS (capitalised, isn't an acronym, just
funny in a non-PC non-genderspecific in-joke kind of way) which is the Sydney
regional Lego Users Group (SLUG/SydLUG). Our bi-monthly gatherings are variously
STUDSfests (because they're our fests and we're members of STUDS) or Studfests
(because the bricks we play with have studs on them) -- I prefer STUDSfests.
SLUGS is a vaguely derogatory/self-deprecating term (depending on who says it)
that refers to the members of STUDS.
--Dave
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> SLUGS is a vaguely derogatory/self-deprecating term (depending on who says • it)
> that refers to the members of STUDS.
Yes, a SLUGfest sounds like either:
1. a night at a French restaurant eating snails
2. an event of the World Wrestling Federation
It's up to you Sydneysiders, but does the self-image of being an eater of
molluscs or having the same IQ as a mollusc seem that appealing?
Be a man, not a mollusc, I say!
Kerry
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