legoisbest

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by legoisbest 12y ago
You would seriously trust some random person to clean baby bottles for you? Seriously? What the hell. If I had to get those things at 3AM - I don't know where you live, but for me (Out in the country), it's a 10 minute journey to
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by legoisbest 12y ago
Either the BBCs "content" is good enough to win out, or it's not. The way that content is presented is of little concern. The BBC website of years ago works just fine. You've really shown your biases in that statement...
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by legoisbest 12y ago
Yeah but every few years they seem to reprogram the entire website in "whatever is most fashionable at the moment". I'm not sure that's a good use of the publics money.
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by legoisbest 12y ago
The competition is terrible though. Have you tried assembling any other "compatible" building set? The bricks aren't finished properly, some just pop off, and it all falls to bits easily. I'd say the nearest competition
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by legoisbest 12y ago
It's so impressive that I can take out a 30 year old Lego brick, and it "works" exactly the same as it did 30 years ago. Sure, the white ones have faded a little, but they still function just as they should. Not to put the kn
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by legoisbest 12y ago
Does anyone know how much of this development is paid for by the UK tax payer vs BBC worldwide profits from DVDs etc? I'm not sure website development should be paid by UK tax payers TBH... Maybe at least some of the reason for hate. M
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by legoisbest 12y ago
This does crop up all the time. You should also mention though that Lego still make and sell a lot of universal building sets. In Lego stores there are walls of bricks where you can select any bits you want. Yes, there has been a big rise