> Hey Mike, come on, it was only a figure of speech!
> I don't intend to call them Lego as they are called SimmStick.
> I likened them to a Lego set as it seemed the best way to
> describe them. Sorry if I offended you or your Company in
> any way. I assume you are
> associated with Lego because of the above statment regarding
> non-affiliation, so I'll cease mentioning Lego forthwith.
>
> I'm not really sure what your point is here. Did I forget to say
> LEGO(r)?
> If you have further problems with my action, I suggest it be discussed
> in private email and not on the list as it is ***not*** a pic related
> subject.


Don,

I think that you may have justhit his "hot" button. LEGO
a few years ago finaced a lab at MIT to develop a roduct
within the LEGO compatible brick. There were processors with
logo and basic interpreters, motor , serial port, display,
and keyboard modules. All very neat stuff.  When I first saw
the title of the post I though the thread was about this project.

Walter Banks
http://www.bytecraft.com