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Re: I love lego
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lugnet.color
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Mon, 29 Nov 2004 05:33:59 GMT
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In lugnet.color, Stefan Garcia wrote:
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Conversation with neighbor’s kid of about 8 or so:
Me:”You know this part is a different kind of gray?”
Kid:”No.”
Me:”It’s true, Lego changed the color. Doesn’t it matter to you?”
Kid:”No.”
-Stefan--“Whatever, now I can build shiny metal ships”-G.
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You’re reinforcing my argument. No one thinks the color change is going to sell
more sets to kids (1). It has certainly caused many AFOLs to decrease their
purchases from TLC. So what was the point? And why not change back (since the
kids won’t notice anyway)?
Marc Nelson Jr.
(1) Because as Jake McKee said:
If they have the products, it may take them a while to notice a
difference. If they notice a difference, I’m not sure a large percentage will
care.
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| Conversation with neighbor's kid of about 8 or so: Me:"You know this part is a different kind of gray?" Kid:"No." Me:"It's true, Lego changed the color. Doesn't it matter to you?" Kid:"No." -Stefan--"Whatever, now I can build shiny metal ships"-G. (20 years ago, 29-Nov-04, to lugnet.color, FTX)
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