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#3122423 31-Aug-2023 23:05

Handle9: Mrs Handle submitted her masters dissertation today. She’s still got a round of feedback but she’s pretty much done after 2 years of working full time and studying part time. I couldn’t be prouder.

And she's done. She submitted her final dissertation at 2am this morning. She's done so very well, now she can have an easier school year at her new school.

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#3122488 1-Sep-2023 08:42

My injured son can drive again - seeing the joy on his face when he got behind the wheel of his new car and drove off for the first time...just drive safely, mate.

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#3123375 3-Sep-2023 17:06

At the risk of sounding like a geek... just clicked a link to a deleted article, and the server actually returned the correct 410 error code instead of 404!

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#3123615 4-Sep-2023 17:33

Jumpstarters. Especially the ones who are able start the car without or with a completely dead battery.😀

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#3123768 5-Sep-2023 10:53

The irony of getting an ad for an ad blocker.

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#3123771 5-Sep-2023 11:03

Behodar:The irony of getting an ad for an ad blocker.

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#3124013 6-Sep-2023 03:26

The local rights for the Rugby World Cup have gone to Starzsport who are cheap as chips. It'll cost me around NZ$30 to watch the games I don't go to.

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#3124015 6-Sep-2023 03:50

Not exactly ‘something small’ - IANALego expert/collector but just saw this Liebherr crawler crane and I love it. Unfortunately our only grandchild is just three months old so she’s a bit young for me to get away with buying it for her for Christmas. 😀

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#3124027 6-Sep-2023 07:30

eracode:

Not exactly ‘something small’ - IANALego expert/collector but just saw this Liebherr crawler crane and I love it. Unfortunately our only grandchild is just three months old so she’s a bit young for me to get away with buying it for her for Christmas. 😀

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So get it for yourself. :-)

There's no rules about who can have Lego. You don't have to be a collector or enthusiast, you could just be interested in that one set because it is interesting to you. :-)

Don't gatekeep yourself out of something you enjoy.

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#3124031 6-Sep-2023 07:48

geoffwnz:

eracode:

Not exactly ‘something small’ - IANALego expert/collector but just saw this Liebherr crawler crane and I love it. Unfortunately our only grandchild is just three months old so she’s a bit young for me to get away with buying it for her for Christmas. 😀

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So get it for yourself. :-)

There's no rules about who can have Lego. You don't have to be a collector or enthusiast, you could just be interested in that one set because it is interesting to you. :-)

Don't gatekeep yourself out of something you enjoy.

Yep - have certainly considered that. Mrs Code can confirm that I am not known for gatekeeping myself out of stuff. Would get a huge kick out of building it - but not sure what I would do with it once it was completed. TBH it's not something I would really want sitting around or on display.

My comment about granddaughter and Christmas was tongue-in-cheek 'for me'.

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#3124034 6-Sep-2023 08:17

eracode:

Yep - have certainly considered that. Mrs Code can confirm that I am not known for gatekeeping myself out of stuff. Would get a huge kick out of building it - but not sure what I would do with it once it was completed. TBH it's not something I would really want sitting around or on display.

My comment about granddaughter and Christmas was tongue-in-cheek 'for me'.

Excellent. :-)

Know the feeling about what to do with the larger models once built. I have a still boxed Saturn V rocket kit (and Shuttle kit, Apollo Lander kit, ISS kit) because I have nowhere to put 1m long/tall of Lego model, particularly where the cats wouldn't push it off.

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#3124036 6-Sep-2023 08:23

geoffwnz:

eracode:

Yep - have certainly considered that. Mrs Code can confirm that I am not known for gatekeeping myself out of stuff. Would get a huge kick out of building it - but not sure what I would do with it once it was completed. TBH it's not something I would really want sitting around or on display.

My comment about granddaughter and Christmas was tongue-in-cheek 'for me'.

Excellent. :-)

Know the feeling about what to do with the larger models once built. I have a still boxed Saturn V rocket kit (and Shuttle kit, Apollo Lander kit, ISS kit) because I have nowhere to put 1m long/tall of Lego model, particularly where the cats wouldn't push it off.

Funny you should mention Saturn V - I seriously considered buying that a few years ago - but didn't for the same reasons. It's a shame that you have them still sitting in their boxes, having bought them.

This crane looks so cool though - and nearly 3,000 parts. My 1950/60's childhood Meccano addiction has never really gone away - if there was one thing that was good for, it was cranes.

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#3124118 6-Sep-2023 10:33

And for Lego fans in Wellington

https://www.reddit.com/r/Wellington/comments/16abk9k/the_lego_store_is_coming/

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#3124140 6-Sep-2023 11:50

All the stress disappearing upon getting our website back online after a 3.5 hour outage.

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#3124504 7-Sep-2023 11:21

The Rolling Stones confirming the release of a new album.

It's phenomenal that they're still producing new material after more than 60 years and if the new single is anything to go buy it'll be a banger. (Is it still OK to use that term, or have the kids moved on to something newer?)

Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.

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