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Frightening My NLSO (Was re: Legos: A Moneymaking E-Business?)
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Sun, 5 Dec 1999 03:27:57 GMT
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> I remember watching her auctions - she had hundreds and hundreds, by the look
> of it, broken down by type of piece, all photographed and described. I wonder
> what her final hourly wage was. She had a 30-pound lot go recently, I believe,
> so that may have been the last of it. I hope she had fun, otherwise she'll
> probably never want to look at another piece of Lego.
I frightened my girlfriend today. I told her this story, and mused openly about
the possibility of canvassing the twenty-plus college campuses within a half hour's
drive with "will buy collections" signs in order to turn a slight profit to offset
the insane cost of being a grad student out here. She changed the subject somewhat
rapidly. I already know this is the "one really weird thing you do." On the
other hand, she brought hers from home--including the original Cowboys set, with
instructions, from the 1970s.
So I want to propose a newsgroup: lugnet.nlso.just.doesnt.understand
best,
Lindsay
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 | | Re: Legos: A Moneymaking E-Business? (Fortune Magazine)
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| I remember watching her auctions - she had hundreds and hundreds, by the look of it, broken down by type of piece, all photographed and described. I wonder what her final hourly wage was. She had a 30-pound lot go recently, I believe, so that may (...) (25 years ago, 4-Dec-99, to lugnet.general)
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