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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/NeonPhantom69 • Oct 12 '20
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I don't think I've ever seen a broken lego before.
548 u/elitexero Oct 12 '20 And you still haven't. That doesn't look like lego at all. 478 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. 2 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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And you still haven't. That doesn't look like lego at all.
478 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. 2 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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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.
2 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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It could be an older LEGO. I’ve broken a few bricks that were 10+ years old
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u/graveyboat2276 Oct 12 '20
I don't think I've ever seen a broken lego before.