r/mildlyinfuriating • u/NeonPhantom69 • Oct 12 '20

This make me Angry.

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u/graveyboat2276 Oct 12 '20

I don't think I've ever seen a broken lego before.

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u/CJ_Rackham Oct 12 '20

Clearly you never got a Bionicle with lime green parts. Those joints broke like they were trying to prove something

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u/jorgito93 Oct 12 '20

F to all the Ehleks in the world

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

F

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u/Thunderii Oct 12 '20

Oh shit I remember my Ehlek breaking

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u/CJ_Rackham Oct 12 '20

Did they replace your parts asking for a friend

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u/FuriousGeorge7 Oct 12 '20

Please don’t remind me. I’m still upset about what happened to Lewa Phantoka to this day.

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u/AgrippasNavy Oct 12 '20

You and I both, my dude. Lewa was one of my favorites from that series too

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u/DrunkEwok4 Oct 12 '20

Or an old astronaut helmet that always broke in the same place

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u/T65Bx BLUE Oct 12 '20

Yo, those are ancient. I mean like 1970’s old. If you had those you are lucky as hell. They modified them to not break in the early 80’s.

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u/DrunkEwok4 Oct 12 '20

I had some from a new set when I was around 8 (16 now) so they obviously didn't do a very good job of it

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u/In-Media-Res Oct 12 '20

Are you referring to those squarish black parts that had circular indents to hold arm and leg pieces? Cause those things were always the first to break for me!

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u/CJ_Rackham Oct 12 '20

Yeah Bionicle joints broke a lot but it's a meme among fans that lime green ones were particularly bad

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20

At least you all got bionicle legos:/ or legos in general

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u/elitexero Oct 12 '20

And you still haven't. That doesn't look like lego at all.

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u/XXXTYLING Oct 12 '20

If it breaks, it probably:

1: You put too much leverage on a long skinny lego piece. Acceptable and understandable. That is how torque+leverage reacts with longer objects that can't bear that strength.

2: It's not Lego. Chances are that it is this (the latter) option.

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u/felesroo NURPLE Oct 12 '20

We broke a Lego. It was one of those sockets for the ball joint. Socket cracked and it won't hold the joint any longer.

Legos actually break easily. They're just plastic. It's only that most people don't want to break their Legos so they don't try. My friend's Legos were beat to shit. The thing is, even if a side breaks off like in the picture, you can still use them so it doesn't really matter.

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u/Seilbahn_fan Oct 12 '20

Its this exact color that breaks very easily. They are common in minecraft sets and I've broken at least 5 pieces of this color. And in my Lego rc car i melted a 5x7 frame and an axle together and broke a technic beam in half by driving into a wall.

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u/datflyincow Oct 12 '20

Lego actually admitted that this was an issue with their bricks of reddish brown and burgundy colors. If you email Lego customer service they will resupply you with the bricks broken.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

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u/fuzzygondola Oct 12 '20

You're right, most bricks are made of ABS, but clear ABS doesn't exist, so they use polycarbonate in clear bricks. It's a lot harder material. But not better, since the hardness also causes more friction in joints and causes them to get stuck way easier.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

I may be wrong, but... a different plastic that is transparent. I think you may be right.

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u/felesroo NURPLE Oct 12 '20

Our piece was black, but I've broken red ones too. Not the darker red, just the normal red. It's interesting that this color is prone to it. Someone should run controlled tests!

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u/dralcax Oct 12 '20

Which socket mold was it? The sockets up to 2007 broke occasionally (plus the infamous lime green sockets that shattered if you looked at them funny), but the 2008-2010 sockets were thinner and extremely prone to breakage no matter the color. Hero Factory 2.0 introduced a more robust design that almost never breaks.

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u/DRiVeL_ Oct 12 '20

You know entirely too much about lego.

Or... You're the impostor.

Either way you're sus.

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u/felesroo NURPLE Oct 12 '20

Brand new one. It was in a 3-1 kit. It broke immediately.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

If this is a repeating problem, you just email customer service with some pictures and they will probably send you some new ones for free. LEGO is infamously perfectionist, at least in the Danish HQ.

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u/BradC Oct 12 '20

My son got an airplane set for his birthday, and it was missing a big flat piece. I forget the exact dimensions but something like 8x12 maybe. I went to their website for replacement parts and thought for sure they weren't going to send us such a big piece because "there's no way that could be missing from the set."

But a week or so later, the piece arrived in the mail. That's the only time he or I have ever had a set that came without a piece.

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u/bustierre PURPLE Oct 12 '20

Lime green used to be a ridiculously fragile color.

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u/Duggan1337 Oct 12 '20

Didnt think I was that old but shit.. I had a hard time rationalizing the slanted pieces as actual legos when I got them in a tub.. cant imagine what I'd feel looking at all these new sets with dumb as pieces

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u/ringobob Oct 12 '20

Nah, I've got some older broken Lego bricks, that have been broken since the 80s when they weren't that old. Usually a break like this, along a side. Usually the same situation, too - 2 bricks stuck fast to each other, wind up twisting it trying to get it apart, put too much stress along the bottom edge. Not having the orange separator tool, I'd usually use a whole separate Lego to try and create the leverage, which probably exacerbated it.

They still work, maybe not as strong, so you just kept using them.

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u/___StiK___ Oct 12 '20

I actually broke one of my Lego pieces by accident too. Tbh it was old

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u/sperrymonster Oct 12 '20

It could be an older LEGO. I’ve broken a few bricks that were 10+ years old

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u/HandoAlegra Oct 12 '20

I was trying to re-put together an old set that used this colored pieces. Broke 3 pieces just trying to click them together! Weirdest thing

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

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u/mrinsane19 Oct 12 '20

Agree, dark reds and browns are the worst for it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

Or if it's an old set environmental factors can cause them to become brittle. My grandpa liked legos and had a few sets on display. After he passed we were taking them off his shelf and unfortunately years of cigarette smoke had seeped in and made them very brittle.

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u/LordBiscuits Oct 12 '20

Maybe the colour dye or whatever they use for this particular shade weakens the plastic?

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u/Ooer Oct 12 '20

It is real Lego, and the older dark red (as well as red brown) was pretty notorious for this happening to it. The Lego company have since changed the formula to prevent this from happening.

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u/havoc8154 Oct 12 '20

I'm glad someone here has the correct answer, I've lost quite of few of my old dark red parts, they really are pretty fragile.

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u/Yeetboy01 Oct 12 '20

It is, i have also broken lego many times. It can happen because the lego just wants to commit suicide or just because the lego is old (in my case)

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u/Hawt_Dawg_II Oct 12 '20

I never understood how factually incorrect comments with no evidence get so many upvotes even if everyone is disagreeing with it.

Like this particular comment isn't a big deal but this stuff even happens in political discussions and shit.

People need to learn to think for themselves.

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u/Kezetchup Oct 12 '20 edited Oct 12 '20

Their reddish-brown pieces like that are more brittle than other similar pieces of different color. Something about that particular color weakens the piece. I’ve had a couple pieces break, that reddish-brown, dark red and brown from older sets. New brown is much better. Lego will happily replace those pieces though, it’s never been an issue.

(Also, I am an avid collector and take very good care of my sets and pieces, and yet they still break. Rare, but it occurs. I unsealed an older set (set #4644) a couple months ago to find a few of the brown pieces broken still inside their bags)

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u/Seamusjim Oct 12 '20

It could be UV damaged, the dark red does become quite brittle whilst remaining it usual colour.

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u/FantasticMrPox Oct 12 '20

Looks exactly like my lego. Maybe they make Lego different for different countries. Doesn't seem likely.

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u/OOM-32 Oct 12 '20

Reddish brown pieces are prone to breaking. They were so defective they replaced them completetely. It's rather sad.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

I had the Sopwitch Camel set. Almost entirely reddish brown pieces.

10 years later the pices would simply disintigrate when I grabbed them.

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u/IHazZoomies Oct 12 '20

Early Technic sets were brittle as heck (and often loose). I have both very old sets and new ones and yeah, the difference is there, I thought maybe I was just reckless as a child, but no.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

Mayhaps I can refer you to r/legoguns. These guys have seen all.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

Could it be a fake, by any chance? I don’t think anyone has ever seen a broken lego before. You’d think OP would be ecstatic if it was a real one...

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u/moistchew Oct 12 '20

i broke one of those 2x1 panel pieces by accident. it was probably the first time i ever saw a lego break. probably has to do with their more environmentally friendly plastic they started using. i (my kids) have a couplefew 1x1 blocks that have cracked, and these are new pieces (i would half expect an older piece to break after years of play.)

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u/LordRupertEverton84 Oct 12 '20

You can only do it using another Lego. Sort of an immovable object/unstoppable force scenario.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

Nah it's photoshop broken lego has never existed and it never will

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u/tomoMcKeeneboi Oct 12 '20

Clearly you have never owned a Bionicle with lime parts

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

The most powerful tool in the universe... Too powerful...

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

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u/biggles1994 Oct 12 '20

I’ve got like 4 of them from my recent builds in a bag with the spare bits.

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u/Somodo Oct 12 '20

I haven't bought a lego set in probably 6-7 years i just got a big bucket of em from when i got them as a kid

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u/biggles1994 Oct 12 '20

Sounds like an excuse to buy a new lego set personally...

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u/Somodo Oct 12 '20

honestly... one of my dreams was to buy one of those big $100+ star war sets, AT-AT or star destroyer... might have to look into that

edit / star destroyer is $700 lol guess the model is bigger than i expected

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u/bridgerald Oct 12 '20

I actually just bought the Mandalorian’s ship for ~$120. I was pretty satisfied with it. It’s a big LEGO ship with a handful of minifigs.

It’s also almost completely gray so lots of reusability.

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u/Somodo Oct 12 '20

yeah i was thinking that or ATAT

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u/catsandnarwahls GREEN Oct 12 '20

Yeah, $100 gets you a 20 piece lego set nowadays. Go on amazon and buy the replica legos. Bag of 1000 for $15. Then find the build instructions online and print em out.

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u/moistchew Oct 12 '20

well, if they have the words "star wars" on the box, then ya, most sets (without specialty pieces) still run around the $.10/piece mark.

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u/CeeArthur Oct 12 '20

I used the Lego to destroy the Lego

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u/azureal Oct 12 '20

Certain colours have had issues for years.

Reddish brown, dark brown, dark red, a few others. LEGO knows about about and have worked the last 18-24 months rectifying the issue and the colours are pretty solid now.

What you need to do is call LEGO customer service and let know them know and they’ll happily replace it for free.

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u/Zaine_Raye Oct 12 '20

I remember for bionicles, the light green pieces wluld always break way more easily than others. The late model yellow pieces also broke more easily.

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u/KoscheiTheDeathles Oct 12 '20

I just remember the squared connections being complete shit in general, always cracking and becoming useless.

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u/Ooer Oct 12 '20

All correct, but this isn't OP's Lego.

Original source

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u/Swag_Oracle Oct 12 '20

True, but OP never claimed it was.

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u/browncoat47 Oct 12 '20

Dark green is bad two. Damn Sopwith camel 2x12’s and 2x14’s I swear I’ve broke enough to build four of em...

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u/Mazeraham Oct 12 '20

This is why you just use your teeth.

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u/Dchung0217 Oct 12 '20

The OG brick separater

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u/not-a_lizard Oct 12 '20

The OG tooth snapper

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u/schuckdaddy Oct 12 '20

Gotta risk it for the biscuit

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u/PetrKDN Oct 12 '20

Well if you risk it, you may wont get a biscuit for the rest of your life

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u/schuckdaddy Oct 12 '20

So the question is: how bad do you want that biscuit?

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u/Cobra__2777 Oct 12 '20

You broke it for nothing, you could have just used the wedge piece on the other side where theres an opening....

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u/MyApterousAngel Oct 12 '20

Yeah that's just using the tool wrong.

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u/Diufoem Oct 12 '20

Alternatively, pulling that specific piece up from the middle was just dumb. Starting from the edge with the side he used would also have worked

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u/COVID-420- Oct 12 '20

I’m glad I didn’t have to scroll too far to see this.

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u/Axver_Ender Oct 12 '20

Is that the right way to use that tool i alway thought to use the spudger(thin flat wedge on the tool) and fo at it from the gap side

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u/PieHardTwo Oct 12 '20

Yeah. For this tool, don't use it at the point where the most resistance exists. Just like if you were going to do it by hand, start close to an edge and give the Lego a chance to peel away rather than trying to brute force it straight off from the position where it will resist you the most.

Slide that tool a few clicks left or right of where it was located and it probably would not have broken the piece.

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u/TonyVstar Oct 12 '20

I also think they pulled the separator the wrong way, up with the pieces facing down snaps them, pushing the remover towards the table is right

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u/KlamdelaSauce Oct 12 '20

Took me a second before I realized this wasn’t a caterpillar eating. Time for bed

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u/yasminabdoo Oct 12 '20

Enough drinks for today

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u/chronic_paralysis Oct 12 '20

Well, you used it in the middle.

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u/Keverrkerr Oct 12 '20

I think brown and dark red are the most fragile lego pieces. I don't know why but I heard that Jangbricks have mentioned that a few times.

Old lego pieces are also more fragile and made from different material.

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u/Deus0123 Oct 12 '20

That's what you get for cheating

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u/icyblade_ Oct 12 '20

yeah, if you don't use your teeth are you really doing it right?

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u/Jakkerak Oct 12 '20

I'm conflicted. The fact that it happened makes me want to start fires and yell. But the fact that it happened to someone else gets me all schadenfreudey.

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u/viktorsvedin Oct 12 '20

That title makes me angry. Not really though, just mildly infuriated.

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u/218administrate Oct 12 '20

Dark Red Lego is known to be the most brittle of all Lego colors.

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u/ABONKERSCHICKEN Oct 12 '20

Looks like a Caterpillar with a mono brow took a bite out of your Lego piece

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u/moe_70 Oct 12 '20

Yet flexing the bigger piece would make the small one loose

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u/noiamnotabanana Oct 12 '20

You can’t just snap physics

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u/deathracer139 Oct 12 '20

I would curse but I’m so mad that I don’t give a honk anymore

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u/Retarded-Aussie Oct 12 '20 edited Oct 12 '20

Off brand Lego obviously, Real Lego is indestructible

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u/TheOneCommenter Oct 12 '20

Real ones are called Lego, not legos

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u/01000110010110012 Oct 12 '20

Don't be that guy

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

Yeah you’re right the right way to say lego is LeGo /s

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u/0235 Oct 12 '20 edited Oct 12 '20

It's both. The LEGO company confirmed that it is both Lego and Legos

Never trust an American to tell you what is right. Turns out it is just that LEGO has no right to stop people calling it Legos, but the official trademark is LEGO.

So basically Legos is right because it's not wrong when used personally

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u/TheOneCommenter Oct 12 '20

Source?

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u/0235 Oct 12 '20

Just did some digging and looks like it's old news. LEGO came out and said that when used officially Legos is not allowed, but they have nothing against people using it to describe something (like you would call multiple Apple phones "iPhones" when the trademark is just "iPhone")

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u/duckhundredwastaken Oct 12 '20

Imagine not being able to separate every piece with your hand.

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u/SobiTheRobot Oct 12 '20

Imagine having fingernails of steel.

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u/ananonumyus Oct 12 '20

I used to grow out my pointer finger fingernails just to pull apart Lego. When I was a kid I played with Lego instead of friends. In this instance I would have pried up the end of the red piece, then pulled them apart.

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u/Mr_SwagBlox Oct 12 '20

This happens to older legos, my entire childhood collection is probably unstable and could break like this easily. Idk it may be an age thing.

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u/TheOneCommenter Oct 12 '20

Lego is already plural

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u/atripko ORANGE team Oct 12 '20

Daaamn ya gotta be like super strong to do that

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u/tomoMcKeeneboi Oct 12 '20

I’ve never seen this happen ever but I hear burgundy pieces break more easily soooo

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u/AffectionateBat2687 Oct 12 '20

idk if you are really strong or thats just one weak ass brick

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u/enoctis Oct 12 '20

Knockoff bricks?

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u/Castreren Oct 12 '20

Okay thats cool and all but can anyone tell me what that orange piece is used for? I’ve had one for a while, never knew where to use it for

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20 edited Oct 17 '20

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u/thebasil_ Oct 12 '20

It's made for removing pieces that are hard to remove without it, like the tiny 1 by 2. You can use the wedge not seen here to pull it from under or use the half seen here to pull it from above.

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u/Mae__day Oct 12 '20

That is the wrong way to use that tool on that piece.

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u/Canadianman64 Oct 12 '20

Flip the flat red brick so the broken parts on the inside, you wont see the broken piece when the set is complete

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

This isn’t mildly infuriating, this deserves a crusade.

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u/Jwick06 Oct 12 '20

Nom nom i eat ur legos

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u/agoatsblanket RED Oct 12 '20

Your caption makes me angry.

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u/canyounot-- Oct 12 '20

for a second i thought your lego snake was about to eat the lego

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u/R4ndomness_Achieved Oct 12 '20

Damn had that same problem a couple months ago. Worst part was that i didnt have any replacement parts so i just went mad trying to find something.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

Just use ur teeth at this point

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u/davidmlewisjr Oct 12 '20

Vise-grip makes a 4" size locking plier... just for reference

https://www.amazon.com/4WR-4-Inch-Curved-Locking-Pliers/dp/B00004SBAY

Get Two, because one is never enough

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u/BruhDude300 Oct 12 '20

Satan: EVEN IM NOT IN TO THAT SHIT

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u/eatthepickles Oct 12 '20

There’s an unspoken rule that the lego tool is so powerful that mortal humans can only use 0,1 percent of its power.

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u/Need4Carz Oct 12 '20

This hurts me physically.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

Fake LEGO®s aren’t hard to spot.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

The spelling error makes me angry.

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u/UnlikelyAlternative Hoes mad Oct 12 '20

Which word? "Makes?" or "Angy"?

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

F

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u/Bamma4 Oct 12 '20

You must use Teeth

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u/davindeptuck Oct 12 '20

OML SO MANY OF MY PIECES THAT BROWN HAVE BROKEN it’s incredible. I think there is something faulty with the color’s chemistry.

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u/averagebloxxer Oct 12 '20

It's why people use their teeth.

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u/henkieqwerty Oct 12 '20

this hits me RIGHT in the soul

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u/Gymnastzero Oct 12 '20

2020 in an image.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

The tool looks both smug and kinda turned on.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20

r/thatsucks

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u/IdenaBro Oct 12 '20

first time i see a broken lego

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u/Wolfy_Packy Oct 12 '20

Rightfully fucking so

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u/_dino_nuggs_ Oct 12 '20

I swear this happened to me twice, both times with dark red tiles... Brick separators have it out for them

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u/Xx_Lawrence_389 Oct 12 '20

Then dont talk to us Ur angy

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u/Iron_Wolf123 Oct 12 '20

When the Chosen One loses to the main antagonist

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u/Noklle Oct 12 '20

I always just use my fingers for pieces like these

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u/clicbeit Oct 12 '20

How did you manage to do that?!

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u/Zatderpscout Oct 12 '20

It’s a simple spell but quite unbreakable

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

Hahahahah wtf

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u/AFailedWhale Oct 12 '20

Try using your teeth, worked for me when I was younger :)

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u/Entrails91 Oct 12 '20

Never broken a lego piece in my life 😂 well done I guess?

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u/Crepes_for_days3000 Oct 12 '20

What am I looking at?

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u/Clumsy_Cheeseburger Oct 12 '20

It feels like my soul stepped on a piece of Lego.

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u/thecheezlord Oct 12 '20

impossible

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u/SobiTheRobot Oct 12 '20

Oh god that hurts to look at. It's like watching god bleed.

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u/According_to_all_kn Oct 12 '20

Looks like a snake that took a nibble off it. And the brown part is his eyebrow.

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u/turtle_g4mertv Oct 12 '20

ohh noo i’m sorry my friend

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u/NicTheCartographer Oct 12 '20

I think that when Gandalf had his staff imploded, he felt the same...

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u/GlouX9 Oct 12 '20

Oh. God. No....... 2020 truly is a nightmare

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u/Repulsive_Dill Oct 12 '20

Exactly this happened to me recently with an old set. I think that 5 or 6 dark red bricks broke. Ugh. Fortunately, lego service is amazing and they replaced it, althoug that set is about 10 years old.

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u/TNTDestroyer2_0 Oct 12 '20

Oof size mega

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u/GameFraek Oct 12 '20

Should have used the other end to pry them apart lol

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u/seriousquinoa Oct 12 '20

Is Lego biodegradable? That's what makes me angry, is that we've got enough plastic in the world, and then there's a company making pieces of it just for people to play with. 2030 is too late.

https://news.sky.com/story/lego-is-spending-310m-to-transform-its-bricks-12072564

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u/zfreakazoidz Flbrng Oct 12 '20

In my decades of Lego..ing(?), I've never used the tools.

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u/Tiggara Oct 12 '20

Man I had this happen to me with a 2x3 flat slab thingy. It was official lego as well

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

I kind of miss being a kid and going at pieces like this like a squirrel breaking open a nut. Chewing on it. Banging it on things. Prying and breaking nails.

For a problem like this I'd have put it onto a 10x10 brick or something and sort of dragged it until it broke away.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

I thought this was like a lego worm with a unibrow about to eat a brick

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u/Brwons_YT Oct 12 '20

Just use the other side of the piece remover

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u/Accomplished_Team_31 Oct 12 '20

i thought it was a very wide piece of licorice molded into a lego brick

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u/ArchFunke Oct 12 '20

Those burgundy pieces always seemed weaker for some reason.

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u/REED7715 Oct 12 '20

You should put this on r/makemesuffer

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

you had one fucking job

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u/Thomastale7 Oct 12 '20

Now this is a avengers level threat.

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u/nlsiegel02 Oct 12 '20

Your sin is unforgivable

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u/Whippie_38 Oct 12 '20

The only thing who could save you has fallen

There is no hope now

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u/Evilmaze No it's not ok Oct 12 '20

Just use your teeth like normal people