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Re: Hardest Piece to remove?
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lugnet.general
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Sun, 28 Nov 1999 22:31:25 GMT
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Larry Pieniazek wrote in message <3840C7B7.1E7F0761@voyager.net>...
> I would say that any brick where one of those gizmos (I am NOT saying
> the name but John Neal knows what I mean, he usually catches me out and
> throws bricks hard enough to hurt) can get a grip is NOT in the "hardest
> piece" contest. Not even close.
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> 2 2x2s are childs play to separate, you only need two gismatchies and
> you're all set. (or whatzits if you like the green ones better)
Actually, I usually find 2 2x2s fairly easy with one whatzit (a green one
has a place of honor beside my keyboard, I've got grey ones for the kitchen
and bathroom, and soon the bedroom). I need to work at it more when it gets
out of the bath, but yesterday I struggled for awhile with a 1x1 tile on top
of a 1x1 plate, I could rotate the tile, but even that didn't give me enough
grip to separate them, so into the wash bucket the pair went.
Frank
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| I would say that any brick where one of those gizmos (I am NOT saying the name but John Neal knows what I mean, he usually catches me out and throws bricks hard enough to hurt) can get a grip is NOT in the "hardest piece" contest. Not even close. 2 (...) (25 years ago, 28-Nov-99, to lugnet.general)
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