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Re: Question about recycling Lego
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lugnet.lego
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Date:
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Tue, 15 Oct 2002 16:42:32 GMT
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William R Ward wrote:
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> "Wayne Sardullo" <sardullo@oswego.edu> writes:
> > I know I find myself nearly devastated when I have to throw away lbs
> > of them when I'd rather find a way for LEGO to reuse or find a way
> > to offer a small exchange. I can see that it would nearly be
> > impossible for something like this to just happen.
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> Why would you throw away lbs of old bricks? I know sometimes I find a
> few that are deformed or broken or discolored beyond usability, but
> not "lbs" of them... If they're not in good enough condition for you,
> I bet some kid would love 'em. Give them away, or put them up on eBay
> in "as is" condition.
I agree. I never throw any LEGO brick away (I do throw some clones away,
though even those, I'm somewhat loathe to throw away). I do have a
quantity of pretty broken bits. I've also got a bucket of discolored
brick. I figure I'll end up using some of it to make some space ships or
other constructions look old and abused. I used a pretty scratched up
classic window in the back room of my shipping office building for that
reason.
Frank
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| (...) Why would you throw away lbs of old bricks? I know sometimes I find a few that are deformed or broken or discolored beyond usability, but not "lbs" of them... If they're not in good enough condition for you, I bet some kid would love 'em. Give (...) (22 years ago, 15-Oct-02, to lugnet.lego)
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