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Re: Minifig trip to Carlsbad?
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Wed, 2 Dec 1998 21:38:18 GMT
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> (1) admiting to the fact that I still would feel odd bringing figs to work.
> Not out of the closet yet, at least about lego at work. My NLS would • prefer me
> back in the closet at home as well. :o/
Now that I have a desk of my own, I have had some smaller sets on my desk,
the
biggest being the Shell pitstop. It has generated a few laughs, mainly at my
expense, but it might have paid a dividend today. Someone came into the
office
had a laugh, we had a chat, and she said she had a great big box at home,
and
would I like them! I said yes, and am now impatiently awaiting them to see
what is there!
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