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MC2: Mobile Crane Mk2.

You got Barrel Escape right :-)

 

The point is (many) people lose time having to guess or look up.

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    How about MF as in Millennium Falcon OR Monster Fighters depending on the poster's whim. My point is we make these up as we go :D

It's like texting nobody wants to actually spell things and you just have to deal with it.

-I don't always going shopping, but when I do I buy Lego-

I think we should not use abbreviations, even more so with set numbers.

The purpose is to save time but often we end up with at least one more post asking what it is. With set numbers, readers often have to look up the number to find the set name.

 

Posts like this will make it hard for everyone:

"Picked up 2 BE from TRU today, saw a small discount on MC2 but passed"

 

Lego maintains 200 sets each year, how are we going to keep up?

part of the reason for abbreviations is because oftentimes, people type it on the phone, and it is cumbersome as it is, let alone typing "mobile crane MK-II".  ROFLMAO

It's like texting nobody wants to actually spell things and you just have to deal with it.

-I don't always going shopping, but when I do I buy Lego-

These days, I would think "nobody _knows_ how to actually spell things "

These days, I would think "nobody _knows_ how to actually spell things "

Haha it's true. I've heard of kids handing in reports for school that have text talk in them.

-I don't always going shopping, but when I do I buy Lego-

Haha it's true. I've heard of kids handing in reports for school that have text talk in them.

-I don't always going shopping, but when I do I buy Lego-

Yep, next thing you know, there will be "compact edition" of Pride and Prejudice with LOLs

Maybe we just need shorter names for sets instead of abbreviations so people can figure them out:

 

Arkham Asylum Breakout = Nut House

The Ewok Village = Muppets

Winter VIllage Cottage = Cold house

Super Star Destroyer = Badass

Ultimate Collector Series Millenium Falcon = The Grail

The Fire Brigade = rescue me

^We are doing that already -- Death Star = Live Star (1 letter shorter :P)

 

That's true. I was thinking the people who had the death star as an investment might just want to call it @#$%.

 

I mean, that's probably what they say every year it comes back anyway. Or this:

 

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It used to be a few abbreviations that everyone was familiar with (example, SSD, DS, HH) but now every set is being abbreviated.  When discussing small/new/low profile sets, I would avoid abbreviations.

ttfn-tigger quote couldn't resist 

It used to be a few abbreviations that everyone was familiar with (example, SSD, DS, HH) but now every set is being abbreviated. When discussing small/new/low profile sets, I would avoid abbreviations.

I dare you to abbreviate chima and ninjago sets...

Well, I guess EDB kinda stuck

hehe I do it the big C and ******

It was a term coined after TRU started mailing the LR cavalry builders in bubble envelopes. They came all squashed and flat. Like a ......

You know that you've been on this site too long when you can referencing "historical" events rather can just read about them

 

I missed the pancake and ponytail events.  :/

yup

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