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Re: Lego Dating
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Sat, 9 Sep 2000 23:25:10 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.us.ca.sf, Chris Osborn writes:
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> Ok, after the discussion last week about meeting people that are also
> interested in Lego, it got me to wondering. What do people do with
> their Lego when they get together?
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> Do you not bring any of your Lego over to other person's house, for
> fear it will get intermingled? Do you only bring over completed models
> and make sure no pieces fall of? Or do you just not worry about it and
> let whoever wants the parts more keep them?
I'll answer from the perspective of totally platonic relationships since I
haven't had the fortune to date anyone with a LEGO collection.
If I have any new creations that haven't been seen by the person(s) I'm
visiting, I usually bring it along. I'm never concerned about things falling
off my creations since it's not likely that they'll be lost or mingled.
It's also sort of fun trading in person since you often get to root through a
box of unsorted pieces looking for stuff which intrigues you (I really need to
start a box of "gee, I probably don't need this stuff" stuff so I can have
something for others to root through. This of course is what makes the
Jambalaya boxes fun (they really aren't a cost effective way to get parts -
though I have thrown in one or two items people will be quite pleased to find).
Frank
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| Ok, after the discussion last week about meeting people that are also interested in Lego, it got me to wondering. What do people do with their Lego when they get together? Do you not bring any of your Lego over to other person's house, for fear it (...) (24 years ago, 9-Sep-00, to lugnet.loc.us.ca.sf)
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