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Re: More news on 2000 lineup!
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 9 Nov 1999 05:40:11 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Kya Morden writes:
> On Tue, 9 Nov 1999 02:15:29 GMT, "Rachel Kingston"
> <Kingston@spirit.com.au> wrote:
Yeah i found out what it was, not a set I would bother collecting, I obviously
never had spanish lessons, I hail from Australia, at school we learnt a lot
about Aboriginal culture and not much else, (way back then, the rest of the
world didnt exist in the eyes of my teachers, or at least in the schools I
went to)But I'm making up for it now.
Dont know if I come under the label of a doofus, but I love the ninja sets
(as well as castle) Dont see why its necessary to bag anyone out who doesnt
collect the same sets as you.
For example, I dont like the star wars (at least not enough to buy it) but
theres plenty of people out there who do, to critisise this would be
extremely egotistical. Not a characteristic that I would be proud of!
Anyway, I agree with Kya, Japanese culture is fascinating, and I dig the sets.
Am a bit disapointed with the new castle set, the castle itself is a must
have, but the other sets are a bit repetitive, though its great to have more
castle females again.
I think the Dino sets are great, (though I agree with the comment about the
ptyrodactyls, they look a bit lame) The T Rex is great though, however the
dinos would've been great in a set by themselves, I think the Dinos could've
gone on for a long time, with heaps of variety, I collect adventurers but
wouldntve put the Dinos with them.
I assume that because the dinos are adventurers then they will have a 2 year
run with no new sets, in the second year. That'd be a shame
Rachel
> > > >
> > Yeah I'm with you on this one Alex, I cant wait to see what the hell it is!
> > And want to see the look on someones face the first time I say "Hi I collect
> > Futbol!"
> > Wonder where they got this name from, is it Danish? whats a Futbol??? Can
> > anyone enlighten us?
> > The Dino thing is killing me, I need to see them!!!!!!!! Drool, pant,
> > (Lots of fingernail biting going on here)
> > Rachel
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> Er, Um, Football is the European name for Soccer. If I'm vaguely
> remembering my Spanish lessons in highschool correctly, Football was
> spelled "Futbal" or something along those lines. I could be wrong
> though.
>
> Kya
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| (...) *sigh* For what it's worth, people, this is just Monday and I've called two people I know doofus so far this week - my wife and a good friend. Oh, and me and Todd if you count the message I wrote earlier tonight... Trust me, if I wanted to (...) (25 years ago, 9-Nov-99, to lugnet.general)
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| (...) Er, Um, Football is the European name for Soccer. If I'm vaguely remembering my Spanish lessons in highschool correctly, Football was spelled "Futbal" or something along those lines. I could be wrong though. Kya (25 years ago, 8-Nov-99, to lugnet.general)
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