The pictures thread

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Originally Posted by Spawnie

mutations that have absolutely nothing to do with evolution...

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Since when?

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Originally Posted by Khendraja'aro

Since when?

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Since The LORD crafted the world, around 4000 B.C.

(Spawnie was being sarcastic)

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Originally Posted by Ominous Gamer

Legos

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Originally Posted by littlelolligagged

Legos!

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Originally Posted by Knux897

legos

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Originally Posted by termite

Lego

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Originally Posted by EyeKhan

lego

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suck it timbuk

Funny that they add an "s" to "Lego", but insist on dropping the "s" from "Maths"

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Originally Posted by Spawnie

Funny that they add an "s" to "Lego", but insist on dropping the "s" from "Maths"

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Also, a hundred and ten is allowed only for a hundred dollars ten cents

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Originally Posted by Spawnie

Funny that they add an "s" to "Lego", but insist on dropping the "s" from "Maths"

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More of a shorthand for lego bricks. :bored:

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Originally Posted by Nessus

Also, a hundred and ten is allowed only for a hundred dollars ten cents

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no. In fact I don't think anyone would default to saying only "hundrend and ten" when counting money :noob: Far more likely to hear one hundred dollars and ten cents. The use of and goes for anything with a decimal.

The plural of one lego is mutiple legos.

Or maybe legoes would be better, but that looks fucking stupid.

Not quite as stupid as only having one lego, though.

Saying Lego or Legos makes it difficult for LEGO to keep a trademark on the word. Both are considered incorrect by LEGO, since using LEGO in an adjective form makes it easier to defend the trademark.

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Originally Posted by Lego magazine

Dear Parents and Children The word LEGO(R) is a brand name and is very special to all of us in the LEGO Group Companies. We would sincerely like your help in keeping it special. Please always refer to our bricks as 'LEGO Bricks or Toys' and not 'LEGOS.' By doing so, you will be helping to protect and preserve a brand of which we are very proud and that stands for quality the world over. Thank you!

Susan Williams
Consumer Services

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The fact that LEGO acknowledged only legos as the plural form puts backing that it is the correct usage, if it were not for trademark concerns.

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Originally Posted by littlelolligagged

The plural of one lego is mutiple legos.

Or maybe legoes would be better, but that looks fucking stupid.

Not quite as stupid as only having one lego, though.

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"Sheeps"

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Originally Posted by Nessus

"Sheeps"

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fishes?

Feets

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Originally Posted by littlelolligagged

The plural of one lego is mutiple legos.

Or maybe legoes would be better, but that looks fucking stupid.

Not quite as stupid as only having one lego, though.

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Legii?

It's Danish, not Latin

We now have a page of TWF devoted to proper usage of LEGO and its variants. :bored:

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Originally Posted by ']['ear

We now have a page of TWF devoted to proper usage of LEGO and its variants. :bored:

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It's a fucking damn sight better than pages of threads on the discussion forum devoted to your behaviour

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Originally Posted by Nessus

Since The LORD crafted the world, around 4000 B.C.

(Spawnie was being sarcastic)

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Does that Humorless German thing count as a handicap? Might explain all the wars and stuff.

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Originally Posted by Ominous Gamer

suck it timbuk

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Don't listen to him Buk. Right on!

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Originally Posted by Spawnie

Funny that they add an "s" to "Lego", but insist on dropping the "s" from "Maths"

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Maths sounds like a lisp out loud.

Who was it that said English is a language developed in England and perfected in the United States?

Also, you guys suck at posting pics. :p

http://www.angelmapper.com/img/misc/Vigo.jpg

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Originally Posted by Nessus

Feets

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Mouse to mice

Louse to lice

House to what the fuck?

FUCKING CONSISTENCY PEOPLE!

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Originally Posted by Angel_Mapper

Who was it that said English is a language developed in England and perfected in the United States?

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Was it the person that greenday song was about?

I wouldn't know. I thought it was Ambrose Bierce but google's drawing a blank.

WOW did someone say Picture Thread???
























http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...Cows/Hotty.jpg

Oh man. Can't say I missed those.

Note - we do have a Not Safe For Work thread that would be perfect for this, uh, sort of material.

http://imgur.com/xivcY.jpg

A friend from high school found this baby squirrel left on the scorching sidewalk today being attacked by ants. So they rescued him and named him Cornelius. :)

Awww :) Although it looks from that picture your friend is cooking squirrel noodle.

http://cdn-www.cracked.com/phpimages.../25524.jpg?v=1

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Originally Posted by Angel_Mapper

I wouldn't know. I thought it was Ambrose Bierce but google's drawing a blank.

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Hint:

The greenday song is "American Idiot"

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Originally Posted by Dattu

[img]http.com/xivcY.jpg[/img]

A friend from high school found this baby squirrel left on the scorching sidewalk today being attacked by ants. So they rescued him and named him Cornelius. :)

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Poor hungry ants. :(

http://i.imgur.com/TfYEQ.jpg

Two different groups, both pathetic :p

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...um/08366u1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...5870984834.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...5693806126.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...5694794792.jpg

The last one reminds me that i went to an exhibition at the barbican last week called "the surreallist house", a series of surrealist art on the theme of, you guessed it, the house.

The point of this being that there were three fantastic francis bacon works.



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