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Mike Stanley wrote:
> 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.
I don't want to speak for Richard, but the BH is a totally different issue. On that
occasion, "several Americans" bought _ALL_ the sets.
>
>
> '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.
That is a very weak argument.
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