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Re: Household uses for LEGO
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lugnet.off-topic.fun
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Tue, 30 Nov 1999 03:21:22 GMT
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JOHNNEAL@USWEST.NETnospam
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John Neal wrote:
> Please, Ed you are off-topic here in off-topic.fun. Please do not mention the L
> word here again;-)
lol check out: http://www.lugnet.com/fun/crafts/ *That's* where you belong;-)
-John (waiting for lugnet.smart-ass;)
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> -John
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> Ed Jones wrote:
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> > Several years ago we bought a new phone for the desk. However, we didn't like
> > the phone sitting flat and needed an angled base. An 8x16 plate of blue
> > bricks and low slopes worked perfectly. Its still in use (and I certainly
> > don't miss the blue bricks).
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> > So I was wondering if anyone else has used LEGO elements to build anything that
> > has become a household fixture.
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| (...) the L (...) belong;-) (...) Who's probably really waiting for lugnet.smart-ass.johnneal ;-) -Tom McD. radiotitan.8m.com when replying, spamcake was used as high school football uniform padding back in the 1950's in New Mexico. (27 years ago, 30-Nov-99, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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