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Re: News on the 2000 space line!
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 2 Nov 1999 07:05:17 GMT
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Alex wrote...
> In lugnet.space, Tobias Möller writes:
> > Man, this has gone too far :-)
>
> Yes, but you have to agree, it is fun saying a whole bunch of junk that no • one
> cares about. =) • You took the words right out of my mouth ;-)
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> > Alex wrote:
> > > Yes. Spaceport is space, but not Space. (as other people have said • before)
> > >
> > > But tell me this: Would you really say if something is Space or space • JUST
> > > because they have helmets and airtanks? Like in the game Episode 1 • Racer,
> > you
> > > can podrace on an asteroid. With Anakin. His helmet doesn't even go all • the
> > > way around his head, and he goes fine!
> >
> > But that´s a computer game, that has nothing to do with LEGO!
>
> It's also an N64 game, and it's cool! I'll bet I can beat you at it!
We´ll see about that! Okay, so I haven´t got it yet, but when I get it...
and when Nintendo releases network capabilities for n64, I´ll beat you!
> > > My point is, if Space (with a capital S) were futuristic, couldn't they • have
> > > found some way to survive on Atmosphereless planets WITHOUT airtanks and
> > > helmets?!
> >
> > Then it would be sci-fi. It is science fiction to be able to live like • that,
> > but it is Space when you have airtanks.
>
> It is not space when you have airtanks. It is simply "can't survive • without
> them" when you have airtanks. The UFO are Space (capital S), and they • don't
> have airtanks. In space (lowercase), you would need airtanks, except when • you
> are on a planet with Atmosphere that you can survive in. TLG should make a • new
> theme to end all these argumets called "Sci-Fi-Die" as in Space (uppercase)
> with out airtanks or helmets (or space suits, for that matter :) That way, • the
> people who are crazy about airtanks and helmets can buy Space, while the • rest
> of us can buy space: as in Sc-Fi-Die.
That´s right. Space = airtanks all the time, if not you die. space =
airtanks sometimes. Sci-fi = everything else.
U.F.O -is that really Space? I can´t see the space logo anywhere near those
sets in my catalogue. But they are aliens, not humans, and therefor probably
can surevive without those stuff.
I think they keep their oxygen supplies in their big ugly helmets.
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> I'm waiting for some more decent Space or space themes. I'd rather have • Space
> then space (star wars). There should be themes with no BURPs or POOPs • (what's
> a CRAPP?) or Town-Juniorized. I've seen a 5 year old build a town junior • set
> in five minutes flat. So all the Town Junior sets should be changed to
> Town-Toddler (screw duplos), and make a new Theme (sub-theme, i dunno) • called
> Town Semi-Junior. That way it would take a 5 year old about ten minutes to
> build a set. Darn.
What´s a POOP? And a CRAPP? CRAPP maybe "Crappy Red And Pink Parts" but I
doubt that.
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> Kill the SW contract. More Space not Space that should be space but is
> considered Space because it is sci-fi and sci-fi usually is space. (pay • close
> attention to the uppercase and lowercase Ss)
Yes. Real Space as in "space theme" and not as in "star wars" and "launch
command".
> > > The reason Rebel pilot's helmets don't fully enclose their heads is • because
> > > they have a life suport system, and the Imperial ships do NOT!!!
>
> > Inside the ships, yes, but if Luke opens his cockpit the vacuum would make
> > his blood boil as he is freezing to death in the cold space.
>
> > > Think "Future, future" before you say anything like that!!! And did you
> > > notice, in Episode 4, that when Han and Luke are gunning, they are open • to
> > > empty space (with a lowercase "s")!
> >
> > Well, but that´s a movie. In star Trek, after a hull breach, Scottie is
> > standing without a space suit and is looking out through the hole! I think
> > they have force fields, though. And what makes you think that the
> > "space-gunning" episode was in space? If you look up at the skies a clear
> > night it´ll look like space. They could have been on a planet at • night-time.
> > Besides, since SW is taking place in another galaxy with lots of different
> > races, it´s Sci-fi.
> >
> > --Tobias
> >
> > >
> > > Am I making any sense!!!???
>
> I guess I wasn't.
>
> > >
> > > Gotta go.
> > >
> > > Alex "fuuuuture!" Roode
>
> Oh, and did I mention that if you multiplied the circomference of an orange • by
> pi, then divide that by the exact pulsating sub-atomic rate of the • particles in
> the space-time continuum...?
Yes, yes. Take the number you get from the above calculation, program your
VCR with it, and you can watch any channel you want for free. It´s fun, safe
and all you have to do is to study some really advanced math.
>
> Speaking of sub-atomic particles, I was looking at the SW "Incredible cross
> sections" pic and stats of the Falcon, and I found something like this:
> "Many other ships have tried to go this speed without the mods., and have • blown
> themselves into subatomic particles."
>
> Oh well.
> I guess I'm still not making any sense again.
No :-)
--Tobias
> Bye,
> aroode
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| (...) POOP = Piece (made) Out of Other Pieces - a piece which should have been several pieces. CRAPP = Crummy Ramp and Pit Plate - the big raised baseplate with the ramp on the side, or generally, any raised baseplate. Steve (27 years ago, 2-Nov-99, to lugnet.space)
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| (...) Yes, but you have to agree, it is fun saying a whole bunch of junk that no one cares about. =) (...) It's also an N64 game, and it's cool! I'll bet I can beat you at it! (...) It is not space when you have airtanks. It is simply "can't survive (...) (27 years ago, 2-Nov-99, to lugnet.space)
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