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Re: Petition against permanent color changes
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 19 Nov 2003 23:22:47 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Ondrew Hartigan wrote:
> To all,
> In recent days a lot has happened regarding the color changes in the 2004
> product line. Personally I have had great trouble dealing with this suffering
> from a lack of sleep and an overly high stress level.
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> I was one of the few whom dared to say I like the new colors, however I
> definitely agree with all of you who say they dont like them as replacements. I
> have seen plenty of new colors come to light in the last few years most of which
> I really like to use however I have far too much invested in my light and dark
> Grey to be able to over look this. Currently I have probably 4+ thousand dollars
> worth of these colors.
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> The new colors are nice but unrealistic for sidewalks or other realistic
> objects due to their blue tint. To make things worse I am at a loss for what to
> do. Do I hoard the old colors or do I sell my current inventory and replace it
> with the new colors. So with this:
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> IF YOU AGREE THAT NEW COLORS ARE GREAT BUT REPLACING CURRENT COLORS IS A BAD
> IDEA, PLEASE REPOND TO THIS WITH YOUR AGE AND ANY ADDITIONAL COMMENTS.
> By responding to this post you are adding your name to a petition that will
> eventually make its way to the Lego Company its self.
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> OnDrew Hartigan, 20
Count me in,
At least, LEGO should have made a POLL of some kind for their faithful and loyal
consumers to vote for such a change...
Yes, we might move on, but also we should not accept every thing that LEGO throw
at us..
Remember, when a lot of us fought that juniorization issue so hard, It made LEGO
to do some math and go back to it's roots again, the results are some decent
sets and models in the last two years... The consumer has voice you know..
It's a color change for something that has been used for decades. Do you know
how many people got used to and LOVED these colors through out the time ?
Countless..
Well, if the old colors were toxic, unavailable or unfeasible I understand...
But change it just because they are dull or cosmetically unfit in the eyes of
the beholders (in this case TLC), I totally disagree and thank God there are
tons of people like me.. And since we ARE the spending consumers who buy this
product, at least we are entitled to elect such a change.. The poll that I've
mentioned above could have been as simple as yes or no answers.. Oh well..
Joseph Kazmo, 31
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Message has 1 Reply: | | Re: Petition against permanent color changes
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| Joseph Kazmo <darkkazmo@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:HoMGxz.11EJ@lugnet.com... (...) understand... (...) of (...) are ... Whatever next? Discontinue black, for being too dark? Stop making bright red, for being too bright? Grey should be dull. (...) (21 years ago, 22-Nov-03, to lugnet.general)
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