[m]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS0_UYjl79Q[/m]
[m]http://youtu.be/7LWEohTQ930[/m]
[m]http://youtu.be/7LWEohTQ930[/m]
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Lego parts?
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[GU]elmur_fud
I have balls of Depleted Uranium
[GU]elmur_fud;2561099 said:
Yeah, this one is deffo a cool project.
The Mythbusters lego ball always has me loling.
[M]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOOYFrcCy2E&feature=fvwrel[/M]
Firefly
United Kingdom is not a country.
Calm down.
Clearly you are not over it.
I am over your bad English though.
Hi.
Just posting this again to inform some people that Lego themselves are opposed to the word "legos".
http://cache.lego.com/upload/conten.../download98E142631E71927FDD52304C1C0F1685.pdf
Just posting this again to inform some people that Lego themselves are opposed to the word "legos".
http://cache.lego.com/upload/conten.../download98E142631E71927FDD52304C1C0F1685.pdf
Firefly
United Kingdom is not a country.
honestly I'm as much of a proper English and grammar snob as there is.
normally I'd be one of the first people to point out a horribly constructed sentence.
but in this case you guys are being stingy as hell.
they're freakin' Legos. everyone calls them Legos.
let it go.
it's like when people suddenly get their panties in a bunch over the term "UT99." in spite of technically being incorrect, it's a perfectly acceptable way of colloquially referring to something that everyone understands. to complain about it is far more dumb than to actually commit the error.
normally I'd be one of the first people to point out a horribly constructed sentence.
but in this case you guys are being stingy as hell.
they're freakin' Legos. everyone calls them Legos.
let it go.
it's like when people suddenly get their panties in a bunch over the term "UT99." in spite of technically being incorrect, it's a perfectly acceptable way of colloquially referring to something that everyone understands. to complain about it is far more dumb than to actually commit the error.
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I was hoping that Firefly would reply first and totally miss it 
but you gave it away.
guess I'll change it back.
but you gave it away.
guess I'll change it back.
shadow_dragon
is ironing his panties!
I agree with Jacks.
Language is a dynamic thing. If people who use language majoritively say Legos, then it's as much a word as any other.
It's not like they invented the rules of English before they started using it.
Did you know that Muggle, Blamestorming, Grrrl, Threequel, Riffage, Bouncebackability and Meatspace have all been added to the English dictionary so I wouldn't go cherishing it too much.
Language is a dynamic thing. If people who use language majoritively say Legos, then it's as much a word as any other.
It's not like they invented the rules of English before they started using it.
Did you know that Muggle, Blamestorming, Grrrl, Threequel, Riffage, Bouncebackability and Meatspace have all been added to the English dictionary so I wouldn't go cherishing it too much.
The whole argument of using the word Lego in plurality or possessive (in English) is moot because it's a Danish word.
^ Saying an English spelling is correct for a DANISH product, not simply the way the company's attempting to prevent brand generalization.
YOU deal with it.
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