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"Thomas Main" <main@appstate.edu> wrote in message
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> 3) Getting a mixed lot of pieces and having to sort out the Playmobil,
> Mega-Blocs, Tyco, etc. and then having to wash and dry everything before
> finally getting around to sorting it.
I absolutely hate this. I got suckered into buying a "big box of LEGO" only
to find out that less than 1/4 of the box was actually LEGO. Plus, not only
did everything need washed and dried, but the box contained an incredible
amount of what I can only assume was cat hair. How it got there, I will
never know. I'm talking so much hair, the guy who sold the box must have
scraped his cat on all the pieces. Repeatedly.
> But really, none of these things bother me all that much or even all the
> time. I enjoy the hobby.
Same here, so far there aren't any peeves big enough to keep me from
enjoying it.
Bryan Beckwith
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