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A nice little blog post in the Post-Gazette quotes our own Josh and includes some great pics of AMC Loew’s display!
heh, thanks for sending that along! A little more me focused than I would like, but I’ll work on that. Great to see the LUG get some exposure!
“(a Bethel Park resident who works for a large financial institution Downtown)”
#subtle #Iwonderwhichone
Laura, did you really say “Legos”… twice?
40-something, eh, Tim?
Chris on the Dollar is going to give us crap for this article saying “Legos”, just like he did for the P-G blog. We gots to watch out for that!
“a brick-load of fun.” Sigh.
For the record, I never said that
Well, it isn’t in quotations, but it does *say* you said it. #nevertrustthemedia
Laura, did you really say “Legos”… twice?
40-something, eh, Tim?
Chris on the Dollar is going to give us crap for this article saying “Legos”, just like he did for the P-G blog. We gots to watch out for that!
I gave him my exact age in a follow up but they went with the initial “40-something”. 😀
Laura, did you really say “Legos”… twice?
40-something, eh, Tim?
Chris on the Dollar is going to give us crap for this article saying “Legos”, just like he did for the P-G blog. We gots to watch out for that!
lol I thought I was the only one who called him Chris on The Dollar.
I thought about writing him a note re: pluralizing Lego when I responded to his interview questions. Now I wish I had.
Also, regarding this sentence:“But they usually get excited, their face lights up and they ask what I build and can they see it,’ says Cloud, 28, a Carnegie Mellon University graduate student who lives in Lawrenceville.
I read it out loud to some friends and made an addition:
“But they usually get excited, their face lights up and they ask what I build and can they see it,’ says Cloud, 28, a Carnegie Mellon University graduate student who lives in Lawrenceville, presumably alone and surrounded by cats.
says Cloud, 28, a Carnegie Mellon University graduate student who lives in Lawrenceville, presumably alone and surrounded by cats.
Well, we all know how close to the truth that is, so…
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