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You come off really, really salty in that opening paragraph. > I have a bunch of Lego from decades ago that I am slowly offloading to kids of family and friend
by tehbeard 7y ago
You come off really, really salty in that opening paragraph.
> I have a bunch of Lego from decades ago that I am slowly offloading to kids of family and friends
Surely even you have to admit that the engineering quality is what allows you to be able to hand down those bricks?
- hos234 7y agoWell I am salty. And I can't stand what how consumerist LEGO has become. Plus I don't like evangelists. Instead of allowing kids to figure out the value of something themselves, they fill their heads with bullet points about what they are supposed to like about a product.
- MidnightRamen 7y agoKids may not care about product value. But the people who buy the stuff for them do. I know I prefer to buy LEGO over competitor products for my children because I know they won't ever have difficulties building due to parts not fitting well.
- scotty79 7y agoI had an opportunity to help a kid in the family put together lego-like model. Parts fitted so bad. One or two were not even fully shaped as if not enough plastic was injected into the mold.