[PssdffJay]

I was thinking the same thing. It never really occurred to me to even dress up until that morning.

[spenglerjjc]

UPDATE FYI: The Lego Store in the Queens Center Mall (Queens, NYC) has it for the correct price, $49.99 + tax while the Rockefeller Center Lego Store (Manhattan, NYC) costs $5 more...

[Doctor Venkman]

Just an FYI, dunno if this is a common thing, but my local Toys R Us has the LEGO set now.

[zeta otaku]

This set sold out everywhere around me... and I just ordered my set from the LEGO store online.... and by just ordered, I mean 3 days ago... it just went out for shipping today.

AJ, next one I buy (because I NEED an Ecto-1A), I'm buying from you. I'm ok with paying a bit more for the better purchase to shipping times

Plus, gotta support the store!

[Professor_Milk]

I am soooooo buying this! Its great!

Also, you don't say "legos". You say lego, like Deer (example: I have a tub of lego. I have a tub of deer. not "deers" and not "legos") im fussy like that.

[Alex Newborn]

I'm fussy about apostrophes, personally. And capitalizing proper nouns. Like Lego.

Also... a "tub of deer"? That's a big tub.

Alex

[joeghostbuster]

I'm on the side that says Legos, as in plural. why would you say "look at all these Lego" ? or "I have a tub of Lego"... Im sure someone will prove me wrong, but in my head and in my ears it sounds normal. Look at it like this...

this is a Lego, or a Lego brick/block/piece


these are Lego's, as in more than one


http://debatewise.org/debates/920-lego-or-legos/

if you said to me, "I love playing with my Lego"

I would think "wow, this guy only has 1 Lego block, how sad."

anyway, that's my 2 cents. or as some of you would say "that is my 2 cent".

[PssdffJay]

It's a moose thing.

[Smeghead]

To be picky, they are actually Lego bricks. Now it just redirects you, but there was a time where if you went to "www.legos.com" you got a rather blunt message saying something like, "this is NOT the name of our product. Please remove the s and try again"

[JA Slow]

Anyone remember BetterBlocks? They had two pieces that interlocked with Legos.

[Doctor Venkman]

I'm with you joeghostbuster... they're Legos. They're plural.

And frankly, I came across this debate before, and those that claim they're "lego" no matter how many there are come off as quite pretentious to me.

[Kingpin]

Someone made a note of the remark Smeghead was referring to:

Please always refer to our products as “LEGO bricks or toys” and not “LEGOS.” By doing so, you will be helping to protect and preserve a brand of which we are very proud, and that stands for quality the world over

For what it's worth, I've always referred to them as "Lego" or "Lego bricks" in the plural.

[Smeghead]

I think a lot of it comes down to where you are. From what I've noticed, Europeans use "Lego",* while North Americans use "Lay-goZ".
* Let's be honest here, if the Danish say it that way, it's their language, so they get to choose the correct pronounciation.

[Cosmic-Riptide]

* Let's be honest here, if the Danish say it that way, it's their language, so they get to choose the correct pronounciation.

True, but this is a world where people call Deutschland "Germany", and all medical adhesive strips "Band-Aids". God forbid you mention "pop" or "soda" in the wrong locale... And, most people don't even realize the sun and moon have actual names.

[Smeghead]

Eh, fair points.