^^^

Classic!

I've seen a similar one in a library before, but it wasn't as well done as that.

Man, golfers are violent! He took about 2 seconds to decide to swing that club at his backside, and he put some rhythm, timing and balance into it!

PhotoshopDisasters: Samsung: XXL-CD

Notes to Eddie before posting:

• Check people in India are not all dwarfs
  
• Have CDs gotten bigger? Maybe this is like a CD LP? or a CD 78?
  
• Is it unreasonable to expect people who make CDs to know how big they are? They seem so happy
  

"So Cool, Respect"

Cool enough to fuck a panther? Respect.

WE ARE ALL BRACK PEOPLE!

ain't that the truth!

"So Cool, Respect"

Cool enough to fuck a panther? Respect.

Can you survive? 12 times.

Can you survive? 12 times.

Once. I was 13 and found a stash of Hustler magazines in the woods. Unfortunately I didn't find any lotion.

Once. I was 13 and found a stash of Hustler magazines in the woods. Unfortunately I didn't find any lotion.

Respect!

Once. I was 13 and found a stash of Hustler magazines in the woods. Unfortunately I didn't find any lotion.

The vagrant who left the magazines there as bait was likely availing himself of the lotion behind a tree somewhere in peepin' range.

WE ARE ALL BRACK PEOPLE!

ain't that the truth!

Piece! Out...

This brings back memories!

That said, I will take this opportunity to say that I think Legos are one of the most awesome toys ever created. Sure I had the GI Joes, the Transformers, the TMNT, but I always kept coming back to Legos. They were a constant source of inspiration for me to invent a robot, a dinosaur, a spaceship, and figure out how to build it.

When I have kids, regardless of whether boys or girls, and what the future wife buys for them, there WILL be Legos.

The vagrant who left the magazines there as bait was likely availing himself of the lotion behind a tree somewhere in peepin' range.

"Get yo fat ass over here..."

This brings back memories!

That said, I will take this opportunity to say that I think Legos are one of the most awesome toys ever created. Sure I had the GI Joes, the Transformers, the TMNT, but I always kept coming back to Legos. They were a constant source of inspiration for me to invent a robot, a dinosaur, a spaceship, and figure out how to build it.

When I have kids, regardless of whether boys or girls, and what the future wife buys for them, there WILL be Legos.

Lego - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

An Onymous Lefty: Lego bricks vs "legos"

The company is still completely right, though: calling the bricks "legos" makes you sound like a total fuckwit.

fischertechnik - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia FTW

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Want.

That reminds me, I need to install the CMMG short barrel upper on my AR-15 someday.

Lego is win. Lego bricks are win. Lego toys are win. Legos are win.

All sound wrong. Oh, wait, that's right, "win" is a verb.

An Onymous Lefty: Lego bricks vs "legos"

Sure sounds like a lefty to me. Why do Americans refer to the toys as "Legos" rather than "Lego bricks"? Because we have a superiority complex about being the world's only superpower.

You nailed it, man.

Um, I think the article has gone a bit too much into reading why Americans say it that way.

I am not US-born, but I consider myself Americanized since I was pretty much raised here.

That said, I'd like to take the Occam's Razor approach on this one, and simply say that the "s" is added at the end because Americans think of plural forms with "s" at the end. Cars. Trucks. Planes. Headphones. Amps.

That's just my take on it. No mystery. Grammatically it may still be wrong, but I think that is the most sensible explanation, IMO.

Yeah, that. And laziness. We have a tendency to shorten things anyway -- instead of saying, "...Kleenex tissues...", we say, "...kleenexes..."; instead of saying, "...make Xerox copies..." we say, "...xerox..."; instead of saying, "...search using Google...", we say, "...google..."; ad infinitum.

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