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Scott-A <s.arthur@hw.ac.uk> wrote:
> > I'll confess to being a little concerned about those ordering 10 or 20 copies
> > of particular sets.
>
> I did this (10 8480's). But I often do buy multiple copies of sets - sometimes
> for parts, sometimes for trade. So I do not really see it as a problem...
> although my wife would argue the opposite.
Richard thinks its wrong for some people to have more than others,
presumably whether we're talking about money, Lego sets, or
whatever. He's been fairly outspoken about it before.
If you didn't catch it, he was making a reference to the problem he
had with several Americans buying up tons of the Blue Hoppers a
while back.
'Course, if the European Legomaniacs had done their job
in the first place and bought them when they came out they wouldn't
have been there for Busy Bee to find and sell.
--
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| (...) Ya, this really gets up my nose, as they say in the UK. Let's review, one more time, the blue hopper thing, because, after all, it's me that Richard is talking about. Paul made the knowledge available to a few people, including Simon Denscombe (...) (25 years ago, 1-Dec-99, to lugnet.loc.uk, lugnet.market.shopping)
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