Legos
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From: Canada
When I broke my wrist last year, I had NOTHING TO DO. I WAS BORED AS HELL and had NO HOURS AT WORK.
So you know what I did? I took my old Pentium 60 apart, and built a new case for it out of lego.
The challenge of building and mounting a computer in a lego set (with a broken wrist) kept me busy for a while. LOL.
So you know what I did? I took my old Pentium 60 apart, and built a new case for it out of lego.
The challenge of building and mounting a computer in a lego set (with a broken wrist) kept me busy for a while. LOL.
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From: Wayne, NJ
Originally Posted by drifter' date='Jan 15 2004, 04:00 AM
This may seem random, but...
It seems you pronounce multiple pieces of Lego as Legos.
I say Lego, like "look at that house made out of Lego", without 's' to mark the plural. Similar to "look at all the sheep". One sheep or lots of sheep. One piece of Lego or lots of Lego.
Damn strange "English" language.
It seems you pronounce multiple pieces of Lego as Legos.
I say Lego, like "look at that house made out of Lego", without 's' to mark the plural. Similar to "look at all the sheep". One sheep or lots of sheep. One piece of Lego or lots of Lego.
Damn strange "English" language.
are you saying it IS Lego or are you saying thats just how you say it?
kevin.
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From: Perth, Western Australia
Originally Posted by 75 Repu' date='Jan 16 2004, 10:38 AM
I used to build trucks with beds that would dance around.. I had a pneumatic system.. it was cool..
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From: Perth, Western Australia
Originally Posted by teknics' date='Jan 16 2004, 10:43 AM
was that a joke?
kevin.
kevin.
I was looking at the Lego mindstorm website. I think its a personal preference on the pronounciation. There is people on the community saying Lego's with the 's but I can't see any official writing of Lego as a plural.
