no, that's Lagos. Legos is a principle of rhetoric along with pathos and ethos.
pyre
joined 10 months ago
yes they are, because the word Legos has nothing to do with grammar
I found the comment I was gonna make.
W must be watching with popcorn
hahaha this guy's like "if you just shoot and injure 4 people but can't definitively kill them, is that even a shooting?"
good note on the school thing though. I'm totally going to a parent who lost their child playing soccer in school and telling them "well they weren't inside the classroom; you didn't expect them to be safe anywhere in school, didya?"
they don't care about kids. they don't care about life. they care about controlling women. I first heard George Carlin say "pro-life is just anti-woman" when i was a kid, and didn't really understand very well. but now it's so clear.
no, I don't care if it's grammatically correct.
Legos is grammatically correct.
I'm pretty sure the reason Lego isn't supposed to be used is because they don't want the trademark to be genericized. the all caps thing is stylization, I doubt they give a shit if you type it all caps or not.
fuck that. Lego is a company and I don't need it to tell me how I can and cannot use their name. if they don't like it they can suck my dick.
I really don't understand why there are so many people passionate about how to "properly" use The Trademark™ in The Way that was Sanctioned by The Corporation®
just play with your Legos and get over it
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