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Siegfried

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  1. Thanks Pete! You are a very useful person to have on board. Does that include self servicing Capt'n? I've been feeling a bit of stress lately and filling the ole sock always makes me happy.
  2. TheBrickster is the man! *wub*
  3. Aye Aye Captain! He is down, with his hands tied behind his back. Err... perhaps we should clarify what compartments this ship has. Such as; Engine Room Galley Bridge Radio room Cabins for all crew memebers (?) Communal Heads (?) Bilge spaces Anything else?
  4. If you promise that it never leaves this ship, I would be happy to give you a manly-sailor-hug.
  5. I own the set and I love it. I considered it one of my 4 must-have sets for this year.
  6. Thanks for making this index. I was having trouble finding some of the older topics so I resorted to leaving the "Sneak Peek" page open so I could keep track of who was who... :-$
  7. I think we had you dangling too long. :-$ You were released hours ago and we even shared a cookie together. Don't you remember? Now go and see if you have the manifest. Since these containers break the laws of physics it could be the only way we can find what is supposed to be in them.
  8. Sorry to be arguing with you Capt'n, but I think he passed it on to me. I had a horrid headache at the time, too much turps I'm afraid, so I passed it off to someone who seemed appropiate. I think that was Load Master Handy, but it could have been Jack. It's all a blur now. :-$
  9. If the Capt'n says so, yes, if the Capt'n says no, no, if the Capt'n says nothing, no. To be honest, I am a bit stressed at the moment with all the indercations that we are in some sort of zone where the laws of physics have no meaning. *wacko* I think I need a hug. :'-(
  10. Another excellent truck. *wub* You have a real talent for them. I like the engine and that radiator must have taken ages. 8-
  11. Welcome to Eurobricks. My first post wasn't here either. :-$ Thanks for taking the time to tell more about yourself. *sweet*
  12. Welcome to Eurobricks. I never liked the original dragons. I always felt they looked like oversized crocs... There was a discussion and a poll on this here.
  13. OK Capt'n.... can I have a cookie too? That useless chef still hasn't made dinner. >:-(
  14. Yes Capt'n. Recievers contain a small transmitter that then mixes with the RF frequency to generate a lower frequency suitible for processing. (It's how they detect "illegal" TVs in the UK, and how speed radars detectors can be detected. :-D ) However, being able to turn this into a bigger transmitter or to get or Radar working again depends on his battery power. Since he was watching a marathon, it implies he might even have a generator on board. 8-|
  15. Ahh well. My spider sense tells me that even my angle grinder and oxy torch would mysteriously break the laws of physics and not work on those containers, so perhaps we should give up and try to solve the mystery in another way. It tend to think that the blood should be looked into. I'm right behind you Capt'n.
  16. Aye Aye Capt'n! *Cuts bolt and levers open yellow container with Lego logo on it* Hey! It's the new Technic Bulldozer! *wub*
  17. OK *Cuts bolt and levers open container the cool looking yellow container with freight logo on it* Wow, look at that! 8-|
  18. Well I have never encountered any padlock that couldn't be opened with my trusty master key! :-D *Produces bolt cutters from back pocket*
  19. It's one of those cases of derived derived meaning. As a simplfied definition, skeleton keys were for a kind of lock that supposedly the key of resembled a skeleton. However, often any skeleton key could open any type of warded lock (a lock that relies on obstrustions that prevent wrong keys from turning) due to bad design of the lock, or good design of the key. Thus, it became incorrectly known that skeleton keys open any warded type lock. Then, it bacame known that skeleton keys open any lock, which is 100% incorrect. There is no key in existance than can do that. Now that's out of the way, where is that skeleton key? We need to open all the locks. *wacko*
  20. Not till you at least appoligise to the Capt'n here.
  21. Well iPhones are $200 cheaper now! :-D
  22. No you don't. At sea the Capt'n is god, and my god has spoken. It's stringing time! :-D Next time show more respect. >:-(
  23. No. :'-( I had work to do. This is just a quick visit. It is completed enough to drive around. There will be a review, but I might just add it on to the last one. I actually have a review backlog at the moment. :-$ I love it! *sweet*
  24. Actually that was an un-funny joke to explain how I got one recently. :-$
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