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It's moral dilemma time again!
Cheap Lego means having to buy 'it'!
I just leave mine at the counter, raising a free smiles from the staff!
DrP
Nope, I'd rather pay full price for the lego.
Please say you have children, I would be looking for a second opinion if I found my doctor played with Lego.
Yes Ive been in a q at WH Smiths but not for about 20 yrs. I didn't realise they still existed, or people used them.
Queued up yesterday and they had run out of the Lego so just got given a coupon to send off for it...no Lego and a copy of the Daily Mail 🙁
Nope, I'd rather pay full price for the lego.
I'd rather insert the Lego where the sun don't shine and then pop down to my friendly local GP to get it removed.
Fortunately my kids don't care much for Lego yet.
That would save drp buying the mail I think
No but the Decathalon one I just stood in was epic in it's ineptitude to progress.
One chain. 2 tubes.
If we all did it he could build a house.
It'd probably have to be brown though.
I'd rather insert the Lego where the sun don't shine and then pop down to my friendly local GP to get it removed.
Well, wouldn't we all. I think I'm in DrP's area and have an eight knobber at the ready 🙂
What am I missing? Why you queuing for Lego?
Nope, I'd rather pay full price for the lego.
Surely the Lego is more expensive than the newspaper's cover price - meaning the more copies of the Unmentionable you buy, the more you're costing them?
First to claim this morning as I picked up 2 copies on the way.
Please say you have children, I would be looking for a second opinion if I found my doctor played with Lego.
But riding a push bike in circles is acceptable for you...?!
(I do have a child, btw...)
I done even get what the lego today is meant to be!
DrP
Try not to go in perfect circles, but necessity dictates I do have to get back to where I started from.
Is Lego now only played with by children too young to operate a games console controller or is it still an activity of choice for young'ens these days.