樂高

Thursday, 12 April 2007

小時候玩Lego，是打亂玩的。從沒有跟過說明書去砌。怎麼可能有細路會跟說明書玩積木呢。
無論是消防局是農場是太空基地，我都是砌一個家庭的平面圖，或者砌平衡的圖形。玩完之後，一顆一顆拆下來，一股腦兒收在一個桶裡。
媽媽斜眼眇我，「你咁玩使乜買（咁貴既）Lego呀」。當時我冇理佢，好細個我已經唔係好理人，我心諗，扯，你理我吖。同埋，你當我LuLu呀，做乜要跟住佢個盒個樣來玩。
我明白媽媽為何抽稱我，畢竟，在玩具鋪我是根據盒外的形象而要爸媽買下的，怎知道買回來，我是隨便的砌來砌去。
原諒我這一生不羈放縱愛自由呀。

讀到Lego開發MMOG，想起以前怎樣玩Lego，想像不到小朋友第時點玩咯。

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2 Responses to “樂高”

Sheta writes:
No. 1 — April 18th, 2007 at 10:04 pm
嗯…我是看說明書逐步砌的細路，起碼會照著砌十次才會砌自己想砌的東西。

也許這就是我當 engineer 的根。

其實電話簿般厚的說明書都好有趣！
H writes:
No. 2 — April 30th, 2007 at 11:44 pm
我係一個完全唔用任何說明書的人，除了家中AV系統，係咁椅看一下，係有聲就有聲，冇聲，就試到有聲。我係痴根個根。

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