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Brass_Machine:
Not an important post, but a happy one. My 3.5 year old has discovered Lego and likes it. This makes for a happy dad! Just had to tell some people who would appreciate that. My co-workers looked at me funny when I told them... Eric |
dsquire:
--- Quote from: Brass_Machine on August 08, 2011, 01:03:37 PM ---Not an important post, but a happy one. My 3.5 year old has discovered Lego and likes it. This makes for a happy dad! Just had to tell some people who would appreciate that. My co-workers looked at me funny when I told them... Eric --- End quote --- Eric I think that it is an important post and am glad that you shared it with us. I guess that Dad will be playing with Lego even more now. Then you won't have enough pieces to build what you wanted. Buy some more Lego. Do you see a pattern developing here. Have fun and enjoy, you only get one go-round. :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers :beer: Don |
Brass_Machine:
Should I show this one to SWMBO?? Look honey at what we can BUILD! LINK here for more pictures. It is bigger than what is in the picture... |
sbwhart:
A great discovery for your little one, hours of constructive play, that mum and dad can join in with. We took our two to Denmark Lego land many years ago and it a holiday we all have fond memories off, I can remember sitting in the technic lego hall, with a German dad on my left and a Japanese dad on my right we we're each trying to build a lego robot, neither of us had a common language, but we managed to communicate through the medium of lego, its great stuff :thumbup:. Stew |
Brass_Machine:
I had perhaps, 60lbs of the stuff that I foolishly sold off to support my car habit when I was 17. I regret it. |
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