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Re: Hmm
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Mon, 7 Dec 1998 23:59:43 GMT
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We have had thefts here, but never any of my Lego. If someone were to take
any, there would be no crying on MY part. Maybe the relatives of the thief
at the funeral....
I DID have some co-workers take one tiny creation from my cube once and set
it somewhere else to see if I noticed. I walked into my cube that morning,
sat down, stood up, looked around, and yelled "Alright, where is it?"
Needless to say, no more "jokes" going on around here either.
;-)
Richard Dee wrote:
> > minute, to think through a particular point, and I looked over at my
> > Soccer stadium setup. Someone had taken my Night Lord, astride his
>
> > I have no idea when this was done or who did it, although I suspect the
> > cleaning crew.
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> Recent thefts at the office, (fortunately, not my Lego), has led me to
> not bring in stadium elements for a set-up, as they are a bit problematic
> to bring in and back home repeatedly.
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> At work, I have the Shell pitstop, a Hovertron, Postie on bike, Sam Grant
> 5900, and one of the smaller Technic race cars. Oh, one of the smaller-
> sized system cars, the Shell set 1 race car, and a 7 piece Starship
> Enterprise....should a thief choose to remove **any** of these items,
> it would not be a pretty sight, I can tell you. (1)
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> (1)Not a dignified thing to see, a 29 year old man crying because someone
> stole one of his toys!
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| (...) Recent thefts at the office, (fortunately, not my Lego), has led me to not bring in stadium elements for a set-up, as they are a bit problematic to bring in and back home repeatedly. At work, I have the Shell pitstop, a Hovertron, Postie on (...) (26 years ago, 7-Dec-98, to lugnet.general)
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