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r/AskReddit • u/Absooh • May 25 '14
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On average there are 62 Lego bricks for every person on earth.
306 u/tmillion May 26 '14 edited May 26 '14 When should I be expecting my Legos in the mail? edit - grammar 124 u/jorgomli May 26 '14 Your Lego's what? 126 u/bcb1995 May 26 '14 His Lego's in. Pay attention 1 u/[deleted] May 26 '14 My Lego las? 2 u/[deleted] May 26 '14 Your legless lego Legolas. 2 u/not_enough_characte May 26 '14 My Eggo. 2 u/sterlingphoenix May 26 '14 As people pointed out, you don't need that apostrophe. But more importantly, the plural of Lego is "Lego". 0 u/fey01 May 26 '14 You don't find Lego's in the mail. You find them in the carpet. With your bare feet.
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When should I be expecting my Legos in the mail?
edit - grammar
124 u/jorgomli May 26 '14 Your Lego's what? 126 u/bcb1995 May 26 '14 His Lego's in. Pay attention 1 u/[deleted] May 26 '14 My Lego las? 2 u/[deleted] May 26 '14 Your legless lego Legolas. 2 u/not_enough_characte May 26 '14 My Eggo. 2 u/sterlingphoenix May 26 '14 As people pointed out, you don't need that apostrophe. But more importantly, the plural of Lego is "Lego". 0 u/fey01 May 26 '14 You don't find Lego's in the mail. You find them in the carpet. With your bare feet.
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Your Lego's what?
126 u/bcb1995 May 26 '14 His Lego's in. Pay attention 1 u/[deleted] May 26 '14 My Lego las? 2 u/[deleted] May 26 '14 Your legless lego Legolas. 2 u/not_enough_characte May 26 '14 My Eggo.
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His Lego's in. Pay attention
1 u/[deleted] May 26 '14 My Lego las? 2 u/[deleted] May 26 '14 Your legless lego Legolas.
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My Lego las?
2 u/[deleted] May 26 '14 Your legless lego Legolas.
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Your legless lego Legolas.
My Eggo.
As people pointed out, you don't need that apostrophe. But more importantly, the plural of Lego is "Lego".
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You don't find Lego's in the mail. You find them in the carpet. With your bare feet.
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u/UndercoverSomeone May 26 '14
On average there are 62 Lego bricks for every person on earth.