10 minutes ago, Migration said:

Never get high on your own supply.

that's rule four

21 hours ago, Rodeogeorge said:

Another great idea is to take advantage of local recycling programs. I simply take a shopping cart from my local grocery store and patrol the streets searching for cans. Also, don't forget to check the recycling cans on garbage pickup day. Be sure to learn the pickup schedules in order to maximize efficiency. Then simply take the returns to the bank. The Lego bank!

This one?

Good article.Anything can become an addiction. I remember my Haagen Dazs phase, yum. Moderation is the key to overcoming an addiction. When you get that itch to buy, postpone the purchase and just maybe the itch will pass. Lego seems fairly harmless when compared to other addictions. It's kind of funny when you stop and think about it. I'm glad I don't have a lot of money in the bank and I refuse to use credit cards except for emergencies. Self control.

On ‎1‎/‎22‎/‎2016 at 0:18 PM, Quagmire said:

Lego = crack. Remember the lego commercial from the 80's "Zach he's a lego maniac" 

 

20 hours ago, Migration said:

Never get high on your own supply.

Of course. Keep the personal pile away from the investments and stick with a plan.

What is the "TRUTH" discount? And how do you get 8% rewards at TRU? I only get their $5 coupon from rewards every once in a while.

59 minutes ago, Valerie said:

What is the "TRUTH" discount? And how do you get 8% rewards at TRU? I only get their $5 coupon from rewards every once in a while.

 

 

25% off the Death Star?! (oh, damaged box?)

 

(the next step is to get a job at LEGO store, work minimal hours solely for discount and to get the employee sets)