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Re: AFOL? Please don't call me that.
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lugnet.general
Date: 
Sun, 25 Mar 2001 18:00:05 GMT
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dstaudt@hotmail.SAYNOTOSPAMcom
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hehe sounds like me but i'm only 21

ben medinets wrote:
> 
> In lugnet.general, James Trobaugh writes:
> > When I hear the word "Fan" I think of 14 y/o girls with rooms covered in
> > N'Sync posters. I do not have my room covered in LEGO bed sheets or, big red
> > logos on the walls. I read LUGNET to share ideas and see how others are
> > using the bricks to build their creations.
> > 
> > I know it's a thin line, but according to dictionary.com "fan" is short for
> > "fanatic" and is defined as "A person marked or motivated by an extreme,
> > unreasoning enthusiasm, as for a cause.". I agree that I would fall into
> > that category, it's not the LEGO product itself that I show extreme
> > enthusiasm for, but for what you can do with the product, and the effects
> > that are produced.
> 
> Well, I'll just add that I've been a collector of Lego for over 18 years.
> Some would say I am a fanatic....I spend a good deal of my income (disposable
> and sometimes non-disposable income) on Lego - mostly now through E-bay!
> I, like other serious collectors, have many, many sets...not as much as some
> but a lot more than others.
> I have a great Lego Blanket on my bed and would like to add some matching
> sheets, pillow cases, and a curtains also.
> Would all this point to some obsession???  I guess, but does it satisfy
> me, and keep me thinking and feeling young???  You bet.  I am now 26 years
> old, young by some standards, but I ask many people that I know, and when
> they find out my age, they are surprised.  Most people think I am 21 to 24.
> It may be the way I have my hair, but I don't have a lot of worries, and
> don't let things stress me out too much...
> the bottom line for me is that Lego is very therapeutic and a good reason
> to collect it!!!  Especially those trains...going round and round the track!!
> 
> Benjamin Medinets

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Daniel Staudt <dstaudt@hotmail.com>
Lugnet NUT #872
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  Re: AFOL? Please don't call me that.
 
(...) Well, I'll just add that I've been a collector of Lego for over 18 years. Some would say I am a fanatic....I spend a good deal of my income (disposable and sometimes non-disposable income) on Lego - mostly now through E-bay! I, like other (...) (26 years ago, 17-Mar-01, to lugnet.general)

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