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Re: testing my format
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lugnet.off-topic.test
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Tue, 27 Jul 1999 09:34:34 GMT
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I have posted an rtl compliant version to rtl. basically it has additional
instruction on how to find and join LUGNET (tm). thanks to all who helped!
Looking at this thing, it seems to have the makings of a FAQ for the
group...I'll have it if anyone wants it.
Patricia Schempp
Patricia Schempp wrote:
> COME JOIN THE JUMBLE!
>
> 1. What is a jambalaya box?
>
> A jambalaya box is a collection of lego pieces. It is sent through the
> mail to different people. Each person takes out some pieces that they
> would like, and replaces them with pieces that others may like.
>
> As set forth in the lugnet.market.jambalaya charter/purpose...
> -> lugnet.market.jambalaya (group):
> Discussion and planning for organized exchanges of "jambalaya"
> boxes
> (diverse mixtures of new or used LEGO® elements, under the theory
> that
> one person's trash is another person's treasure).
>
> 2. Where does the word "jambalaya" come from?
>
> Here's what Merriam-Webster online <http://www.m-w.com/> says:
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> Main Entry: jam·ba·laya
> Pronunciation: "j&m-b&-'lI-&
> Function: noun
> Etymology: Louisiana French, from Provençal jambalaia
> Date: 1872
> 1 : rice cooked usually with ham, sausage, chicken, shrimp, or
> oysters
> and seasoned with herbs
> 2 : a mixture of diverse elements <curious jambalayas of competing
> elements -- Neil Hickey>
>
> We are aiming for definition #2 here. No rice or meat please!
>
> 3. What are the rules for taking pieces out?
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> The rules are few. Basically, we want to keep a good fun mix going.
> Everyone should try to increase the value, diversity and uniqueness
> of the pieces in each box. We want the box to be thrilling when you
> open it. A recipient must pledge to be true to the spirit of
> Jambalaya. Also, try to get the box moving quickly on to the next
> person in the list.
>
> 4. How do I sign up for the box?
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> Go to lugnet.market.jambalaya. Find a thread that reads
> "General Box #1 thread" or "Technic Box #1" or something similar.
> Reply to the ORIGINAL message with your desire to receive the box and
> your e-mail address. You will then be added to the list in order.
> when the person on the list in front of you is ready to send the box,
> they will e-mail you for your street address. (This is for your
> protection). You get the box, exchange your pieces, email the next
> person on the list and away it goes!
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