Legos!?!?!??!?!!

[LordLlamo]

man, one letter can add such a huge problem

[SquirKim]

err. i ment way not why

[Paddy <3 Morphosis]

I dislike the term "legos", along with "should/could/would of", and random apostrophe's. Misspeeling is also way up there.

EDIT: I mean misspelling basic words.

Also if you can't tell the difference between to, too, and two, and you're a native english speaker, there's no hope for you. Same with "your", "you're".

Oh yeah, the spell checker here doesn't recognize "Legos". But the option for "Lego" is too far down the list.

[Nannan]

I saw a lifesized Jayko at TRU, the sign in front of it reads:

"guess the number of legos it took to build this and win a prize!"

[Jamit]

nannan said:

I saw a lifesized Jayko at TRU, the sign in front of it reads:

""guess the number of legos it took to build this and win a prize!" "

It was put up by a store, not TLC.

[Jamit}======

[Steven329]

I call them Legos
Lego just sounds werd. :}

[J1A3L5]

steven329 said:

I call them Legos
Lego just sounds werd. :}

Not as wierd as saying "werd" instead of "wierd."

Anyways, I personally find people who call them "legos" to sound wierd. I mean, it makes me wonder where that really started - If LEGO has been LEGO all along, what caused society as a general to adopt an extra s, against the company's wishes?

-John "J1A3L5" Langrish.

[Jamit]

Jail, there's always one people(s) group to blame. This time it would be the mums. Mums would always say, "Come back here, you have not cleaned up all those LEGOs". Or, "He loves to play with LEGOs". Just kidding, my mum (as far as I can remember) has never said "LEGOs". But it does seem we can always blame who we want to.

[Nannan]

Jamit, you're very right.

Once at TRU I saw a lifesized Jayko made out of bricks and a mom asked her kid: "how many Legos do you think that's made out of?"