雙語：菲律賓男子5歲起開始收集快餐店玩具 希望能辦展覽
菲律賓一名50歲男子應該算是世界上最童心未泯的人，他從5歲就開始收集快餐店玩具，至今已擁有2萬個，並在2014年打破了吉尼斯紀錄。
From the age of 5, Filipino graphic artist Percival Lugue has had a passion for collecting toys from fast-food restaurant chains like McDonald's, Burger King and home-country favourite Jollibee.
菲律賓平面設計師珀西瓦爾·魯格從5歲起就熱衷於收集麥當勞、漢堡王和快樂蜂（菲律賓本土最受歡迎的快餐品牌）等快餐連鎖店的玩具。
Now,the 50-year-old has about 20,000 toys packed from floor to ceiling in his home and holds a Guinness World Record from 2014, when his collection reached more than 10,000 items.
如今這位50歲的男子已擁有約2萬個玩具，家裡的玩具從地上堆到了天花板，2014年還因收藏玩具過萬而打破了吉尼斯世界紀錄。
"The toy is like a storyteller in itself," said Lugue, explaining his hobby while sitting among an eclectic mix of toys in his three-storey home.
魯格說：“玩具本身就在述說着故事。”他坐在三層樓家中各式各樣的玩具中間解釋着自己的愛好。
eclectic [ɪˈklektɪk]: adj. 兼收幷蓄的；不拘一格的
"For example, it gives me a glimpse of that particular period when I got it, the story of what's going on, what are the incidents that are attached in the acquisition," he said.
他說：“例如，它可以讓我回想起我拿到玩具的那個特定時期，以及得到玩具時發生的故事。”
Lugue, who lives in Apalit in Pampanga, a province northwest of Manila, built his home especially to house his collection.
魯格住在位於菲律賓首都馬尼拉西北方向的邦板牙省的阿帕裡特，他蓋這座房子就是爲了收藏他的玩具。
He likens the excitement that getting new toys gives him to Christmas morning.
He has always played with the toys, but even as a child took good care of them and put them on display "unlike the other kids, who would tear up their toys into smithereens."
他一直都會玩這些玩具，但是從小他就很精心地保管和展示這些玩具，“和其他孩子不同，其他孩子會把玩具撕得粉碎。”
smithereen [,smiðə'ri:n]: v. 把……分割成小碎片
While most of his toys were obtained through personal purchases, some were donated by friends and family.
他的多數玩具都是通過個人購買獲得，但也有些玩具是朋友和家人捐贈的。
"I would invite my friends to... have lunch at McDonald's... and in one sitting I would be able to complete the whole set," he said.
他說：“我會邀請我的朋友們去麥當勞吃午飯，吃一次我就能集齊整套玩具。”
One of his most treasured pieces is a "Hetty Spaghetti" figurine, a mascot from the Jollibee chain that his mother gave him in 1988.
他最珍愛的一個玩具是通心粉女孩海蒂人偶，這是他母親在1988年從快樂蜂買給他的吉祥物。
His dream now is to eventually put his collection on display for the public or even open a museum to "give others a chance to revisit their own childhood memories."