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Re: Another perspective on "legos"
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 17 Apr 2001 15:12:47 GMT
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Ya, hey Timmy be careful with those bricks! You'll break a toe!
Or a parent not realizing what their kids are saying!
...OK....(nah could'nt be).....
(drop) BAM! OWWWW!!!! MA!!!! I droped a brick on my Toe!!!! I think it's
broken!!!
(I thought he ment his Lego)......
Now Timmy....you shouldn't be playing with these Bricks, they're heavy!
Go do somthing nice for 6 months like play with your Lego while your feet
heal. That's good Timmy.
In lugnet.general, Steve Bliss writes:
> While reading through various "It's LEGO, not legos" messages, an odd
> thought occurred to me:
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> Practically speaking, which is more damaging to the LEGO Identity: kids
> saying things like "I'm gonna play with my lego(s)" or kids saying things
> like "I'm gonna play with my bricks"?
>
> Personally, if I was part of The LEGO Company, I'd rather hear the former
> than the latter. Especially if I was in Marketing or Brand Management.
>
> Steve
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| While reading through various "It's LEGO, not legos" messages, an odd thought occurred to me: Practically speaking, which is more damaging to the LEGO Identity: kids saying things like "I'm gonna play with my lego(s)" or kids saying things like "I'm (...) (23 years ago, 17-Apr-01, to lugnet.general)
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