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Re: What would happen to your collection....
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lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, lugnet.general
Date: 
Fri, 15 Feb 2008 15:38:25 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Brian Davis wrote:
In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, David Koudys wrote:

My friend is quite specific--she wants the collection to go to
people who will appreciate it... having passed that on to someone
else who appreciates it is important.

I agree, and it's one of the reasons I'd go for donating it in portions to
different groups. To my way of thinking right now having little pieces of my
collection used in MOCs literally all over the world, well... it's a little bit
like pieces of me living on.

OK, that sounded amazingly sappy. But I actually like the idea of "recycling" on
that scale. I'd much rather have my body feed a tree than sit embalmed in a wood
coffin sealed inside a concrete liner, in a vain attempt to segregate the last
bit of me from the environment I was constantly exchanging parts with when I was
alive. Likewise, "recycling" my collection into the hands of people who will
build yet new things with it... yeah, I like that idea.

'Course, in my case my kids will almost certainly end up with most of it.
Probably... actually hopefully... before I die :).

See, it did it again.  the double-dash omits text in the reply.  Ooooh!!! If I
only knew that in all my off-topic debate posts!  I could have really convoluted
the discussions!  Grrr!!

I'll probably have my collection divided amongst family and friends so that all
my relatives who want some  will have some.  I think I have enough to accomodate
them all.

I'm for cremation myself.  I'm not one with the rotting inside a box for a long
time.  Of course, I'm dead so it won't matter either way.  I think in this
instance, society has to take on that whole klingon 'the warrior is gone, all
that's left is an empty shell--do with as you please'.  Me, I won't be in that
pile of chemicals anymore--what do I care what happens to it.

Eh, morbid thoughts.

Better note is that, as you say, I'll make others happy by them getting parts of
my collection--that's what's important for me.

Dave K



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(...) I agree, and it's one of the reasons I'd go for donating it in portions to different groups. To my way of thinking right now having little pieces of my collection used in MOCs literally all over the world, well... it's a little bit like pieces (...) (17 years ago, 30-Jan-08, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, lugnet.general)

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