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Re: Does anybody actually know Mr Justus?
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lugnet.lego.direct
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Wed, 21 Jun 2000 21:01:43 GMT
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In lugnet.lego.direct, Tom McDonald writes:
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> While we'd like to think that our favorite company would do things with 100%
> consistency, it's just not the case. It's clearly not unrealistic to hear some
> manager or supervisor that has something to do with this say to some
> inquisitive employee, "Well.. we're using these for train windows now. What of
> it? As long as we put up the picture with it, who cares?"
A dangerous attitude if they don't get the picture right. :-)
> I was surprised that they put element terms at all. Even with the accessories
> packages of today and yesterday, the labels rarely get more descriptive
> than "Space elements" or "window pieces", and sometimes no label at all, just
> a number and a picture (and of course the price).
I bet, in the end, the names will be dropped. We have a naming convention
that works well... in english. I'd hate to have to come up with similar names
in a dozen other languages. That, I think, is the reason there are now words
on the instructions. It avoids the language problem. I guess you have to put
something on the invoice though. I bet we end up with just set numbers.
brian
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| (...) To really play the devil's advocate, who says its has to be a "roof" apex brick? Is it really a brick per se if it has no studs? And the term "medium" can applied because of a few reasons, not the least of which, is the comparative slope angle (...) (26 years ago, 21-Jun-00, to lugnet.lego.direct)
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