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Re: an idea for the new colors in the 2004 sets
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 25 Nov 2003 21:20:19 GMT
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But I think it is uncalled for to tell John to “grow up”. He threw an
idea out there. We are all brainstorming ideas on how to convice LEGO to go
back to the old colors. When brainstorming it is always prefered to offer up
ideas, even if they turn out to be bad ones. So we read his idea, thought it
over and rejected it.
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C’Mon Jason...
the simple fact he wanted to post it anonymously implies to me that he knew this
idea was juvenile and probably not even worth our time... If he really wanted
to give me something to sink my teeth into on this color issue, he could have
gone to the store bought out all the new color LEGO as he suggests and built
something rad with it for us to oogle at so we too would goto the store and buy
the stuff.
I’m just saying that there are far more “grown up” solutions for those of you
that I’m about to start calling the “color frustrated,” than the sabotage of the
company you love or the vandalism of thier products and the awsome stores that
we should be thanking for still carrying them in the face of cheaper alternative
blocks.
tk
Co-Curator of .Space
CEO Kane StarCrafters
CEO ExtraGlobal Express
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| (...) Since everyone is bashing John, I thought I'd offer a diferent point of view. At first read, I kinda like the idea. It MIGHT get the retailers to put pressure on LEGO. But then I think about the fact that it seems a little unethical to (...) (21 years ago, 25-Nov-03, to lugnet.general)
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