What Did I Find at My Office Door That Made My Day?

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A user returned to their office to find a large box of Legos from a friend named tribdog, which brightened their day. The discussion quickly shifted to the playful debate over the correct pluralization of "Lego," with participants sharing their fond memories of playing with Legos as children. Humor ensued as they compared language differences between American and British English, including terms like "math" versus "maths." Participants also expressed concern about tribdog's absence from the forum, speculating on his well-being. Overall, the thread highlighted the joy of receiving thoughtful gifts and the camaraderie among forum members.
  • #51
Math Is Hard said:
Lucky Andromeda! I always wanted a Lego Mindstorm kit!
When I take my "mobile robots" class next semester I will build some little robot mice for my cat to chase. :biggrin:

Who needs mice when you have laser pointers! Ever watch a cat chasing the "point" from a laser pointer? It's hilarious! :smile:
 
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Moonbear said:
Who needs mice when you have laser pointers! Ever watch a cat chasing the "point" from a laser pointer? It's hilarious! :smile:
I've got to get one of those. My cat needs exercise. Maybe the laser pointer would help get some aerobic activity going.

Did your kit come with any of the Lego people, MB? I always thought they were kinda funny looking - not quite as weird as those little Fisher Price "peg people", but still odd.
 
  • #53
Nope, no Lego people in my kit. But, the thing my nephew gave me for Christmas, which didn't have any actual Legos in it, had a really ugly looking Lego person in it. You can switch between a diving helmet and black hair on him, or give him a skeleton head. Creepy looking thing.
 
  • #54
I saw a week or so ago that the link to a non-official Smurfs cartoon had been removed on the grounds that this was a family-friendly forum.

While I'm not going to post the link, I strongly suggest that those of you over 18 *DON'T* have a quick google for, urm, adult Lego cartoons...

Can I do that?
 
  • #56
Almost what I had in mind!
 
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