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Re: News on the 2000 space line!
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 3 Nov 1999 00:28:43 GMT
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Parallax wrote in message ...
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> The people who write letters and answer the phones over in Enfield or • Billund
> usually don't know 99% of the finer points that über-nerds like ourselves • are
> privy to. I'm willing to bet that his/her usage of the term "space" was • just a
> generalization used by an unkowing but well-meaning peon, which lumped SW • in
> with the rest of the lot.
I think that we uber-nerds know a little too much for our own good.... and
speculate a thousand times as much. I don't blame them for trying to keep
their lives as uncluttered of our meaningless trivia as they do. I mean,
they've got a bunch of meaningless trivia of their own to worry about.
SW sets are great, especially for parts, but when it comes down to it I
would prefer some original TLG Space designs. With a license/tie-in comes
awkward obligations to limit what you can see in a set, and frankly I miss
seeing original designs because every bit of inspiration I get from others
(even TLG) is precious to me. That's why I always prefer to see peoples'
MOCs as opposed to their "perfect rendition of the Millenium Falcon"[1].
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> Dave (jot and
HA!!!! You tried to stop yourself, but gave it away!!!!
"Parallax"?..... "Jot and Jab"?.... Never in the room at THE SAME
TIME?......
Paul
[My page: http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shuttle/5168/ Update soon]
[1] Not that that's not impressive. I _did_ say PREFER, after all.
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| (...) Hee! Todd actually asked me about this before (not about my triple identity, but as to why the last few ASCII characters in my postings get chopped. I still don't know why this happens. I'll clear up my identities for posterity (but don't (...) (25 years ago, 2-Nov-99, to lugnet.space)
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| (...) I agree with this point 100%! The people who write letters and answer the phones over in Enfield or Billund usually don't know 99% of the finer points that über-nerds like ourselves are privy to. I'm willing to bet that his/her usage of the (...) (25 years ago, 1-Nov-99, to lugnet.space)
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