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RE: Talking Points
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lugnet.loc.us.ca.sf
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Tue, 8 Aug 2000 05:46:40 GMT
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I like come-apart comment rather than breaking.
I also like the word: disassociate
:-D
I am surprised the flyers lasted almost 'till the end, but am very pleased
they helped.
I'm sorry I ONLY MADE 600 copies of the bloody things!
Wonder how much new revenue TLG will make from them?
The comment on whimsy is a good one.
While there will always be a place for locos and cars that are built to look
like prototype equipment, with LEGO, there is no reason that they HAVE TO. I
know Time Twisters are only good for parts, but we could build an
operational Time Train or similar humorous train, Like the Timmy To Prison
train or ???
Mark
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ba-lego@cinnamon.com [mailto:ba-lego@cinnamon.com]
> Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 4:39 PM
> To: lugnet.loc.us.ca.sf@lugnet.com
> Subject: Talking Points
>
>
> These comments were heard from comments from adult train enthusiasts
> who visited our display, and might make for good talking
> point, or maybe
> be incorporated into another handout flyer...
>
> There has got to be some more whimsey in this hobby. (We
> were interviewed
> by the editor of the Aw Nuts! newsletter (Always
> whimsical, not usualy
> to scale), and he took some pictures. If it turns into an
> article, we'll
> post a note for folks.)
>
> Some scale modelers take their hobby too seriously.
> (Remember that some
> of us are modeling in 7- and 8-wide formats, and I've
> even seen some
> pictures of 4-wide cars using HO-scale trucks...but those guys at
> LEGOLAND are *too* serious about detail! ;-)
>
> It's so colorful. (Unusual colors? Look at the Daylight! :-)
>
> It's *all* LEGO?!? Even the *track*?? How do you power them?
>
> Fred Yokel points out "LEGO Trains don't break, they just come
> apart, and then you can put them back together"...this is a key
> way to word it, so that folks don't hear "break".
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> More talking points, anyone?
>
> -Z-
>
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> Zonker Harris (zonkerh@corp.webtv.net, zonker@gnac.com)
> GNAC Broadband Network Architect, Microsoft Broadband Deployment
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