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Re: Thanks to Lego and Lugnet for being there...
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Thu, 14 Mar 2002 22:58:31 GMT
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Um, my respects to Bob, but excuse me, Todd your kidding! After meeting you
I can't beleive it!! I mean Todd was such a friendly guy! Very Helpful and
very nice.
Just goes to show you don't tick off a nice guy, and Never Never get in the
way of a man and a good Lego Buy!
wow.
And Bob, I too have alot to thank in having Lego to help me thru the tough
times, I just hunker down and work with the Lego, something that never talks
back or judges me.
Thank you!
Legomaster
www.mylegomaster.com
In lugnet.people, Todd Thuma writes:
> In lugnet.people, Bob Parker writes:
> > I just wanted to let others know how much Lego and Lugnet have helped me • lately.
> >
> > I just finished going through a divorce which then set off a weight loss
> > program that has reached 87 pounds lost so far (still have a little ways to
> > go but I'm almost there) [1].
>
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> Bob,
>
> Hang in there! I am glad you could find some comfort in the LUGNET Community
> and in the LEGO Brick. I too am 35 and am beginning to get more involved in the
> LEGO community. Never be ashamed of your age and LEGOS! Remember your parents
> don't play with them now because they were a kid's toy when they bought them
> for you. Just look at all of the adults that enjoy the model train hobby. They
> were toys when their parents bought them for their children and slowly over the
> years they have become an acceptable adult hobby. It's people like you that are
> enjoying the brick into their "senior" (haha) years that are bring respect to
> the LEGO Brick.
>
> I am sorry that you had to go through a divorce. Having never been married at
> 35 I am sort of envious of you even having had the opportunity to go through a
> divorce ;^) but only slightly so. But let's point out an important fact here,
> you're 87 pounds lighter and still going!!! It seems like you will have no
> trouble with you physical self image and that will match you emotional image of
> yourself.
>
> It is too bad that your ex didn't understand the hobby. I dated a woman for a
> short while that collected China Dolls and gave me hell about "playing with
> Legos." I have friends that smoke and chastize me for spending so much on the
> hobby, and yet they spend more on cigarettes each month. As for staying out of
> trouble, I can't say that I have been so successful, but I am happy to report
> that after my 6 months ban for fighting a customer in a TRU over a large LEGO
> set on sale, I am allowed to return next month. ;^)
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Todd
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| (...) lately. (...) Bob, Hang in there! I am glad you could find some comfort in the LUGNET Community and in the LEGO Brick. I too am 35 and am beginning to get more involved in the LEGO community. Never be ashamed of your age and LEGOS! Remember (...) (25 years ago, 14-Mar-02, to lugnet.people)
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