Lego vs Legos.

[chex]

Hello, Wolfe!

[Wolfe]

Hello!

I think you guys already know my stance on this one.
Of course, in case you don't, "legos" IS NOT A WORD! LEGO is the company.

[LaLou]

Neither.


Building bricks.

[bella]

Legos ftw.

[chex]

Sweet!

[Yaz Pistachio]

Legos ftw.]

^ This. ^ The word shall forever be legos.

[Eff]

Legos it is!

[Wolfe]

I hate you all.

[chex]

STFU and go play with Legos!

[Yaz Pistachio]

STFU and go play with Legos!

Ooh...Burn... **presses like button**

[Wolfe]

I'll do that when they become a real thing.

[bella]

May I introduce you: Legos- Wolfe, Wolfe - Legos. And they are real.

[Jonny Boy]

Legos doesn't appear in wolf themed anime so they don't exist to Wolfe

[Beany]

The must be Lego. It's a fact. It's like saying you must be Chexes (or the cereal anyway) instead of Chex.

[chex]

I have two socks.

I have two kids.

"Hey, you two. Your egos are out of control."

Those two companies have near identical logos.

Stay the smurf off my legos!

[Beany]

Are they 2 separate companies ?

[chex]

No. One lego is no fun. You need many legos to build something.

[bella]

Chex has no plural because it has an x at the end, if it had one it would be -en, like in oxen. Chexen. But chex is so awesome there's no plural required. Maybe chexer but that's about it.

Lego goes along with the regular plural forming. One lego, two legos. It is one of those cases were a brand name has settled into daily language use. Like scotch tape for sticky tape.

[chex]

sweet.

[Wolfe]

Legos doesn't appear in wolf themed anime so they don't exist to Wolfe

I actually don't watch anime, but that insult as creative.

The must be Lego. It's a fact. It's like saying you must be Chexes (or the cereal anyway) instead of Chex.

Thank you!



By the way, here's a little website I created:

http://thepluraloflego.weebly.com/