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Originally Posted by Ranger_B
Legos are timeless. I am glad to see people are still finding new ways to use legos. I much rather see my nephew playing with them than sitting on the couch playing playstation or the computer. My step daughter asked for girl legos for Christmas so I had to go find some pink ones.
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I have to agree with you. My oldest son is 34 and all three of the others have had Legos to play with while they were growing up. What's funny is anytime the Lego buckets get pulled out of the closet, all 4 of them start building things.
Over 30 some-years, we've collected over 15 gallons worth of Lego pieces, not counting bases, ship hulls and assorted set parts. I expect that my Grandson will be playing with these as soon as he's old enough to not swallow them.
