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I love playing with my Lego plastic bricks!
I love playing with my Lego!
I love playing with my Legos!
So everyone you know in person says the second one?
“I play with my Lego often”
I love playing with my Lego plastic bricks!
I love playing with my Lego!
I love playing with my Legos!
So everyone you know in person says the second one?
“I play with my Lego often”
LEGO is a trademarked name
Correct way to talk about Lego bricks is to say Lego bricks
“Pass me all your Lego!” Is not a correct sentence. “Pass me all your Lego bricks!”
If there were 15 Lamborghini cars in a parking lot. You’d say “That’s a lot of Lamborghinis”
Lamborghini doesn’t have to worry about Lamborghini becoming synonymous with “cars”. So Lamborghini doesn’t care.
If everyone keep saying “Legos” for “Plastic Bricks”. Lego could have a trademark situation on their hands, so they try their hardest to stop people calling the individual plastic blocks Legos.
It being plural is like a myth.
I have many Lego. I enjoy playing with my Lego. My Lego makes me happy.
Dead fish 🐟
Not everyone wants to binge a show from start to finish
For example, I really enjoyed the episodes of the office that I have watched. It was many years ago and it was only random episodes I caught while airing on TV.
Went to Netflix to watch at started on episode 1. From what I hear season 1 isn’t the greatest. I got through a couple episodes and then thought to myself, this is going to take so many nights of watching to watch them all in order. Never watched another again.
Now if I could turn on the television and say S6EP7 was playing I’d probably enjoy watching it. Might even watch the next episode too.
With classic TV you also get the feeling that you’re watching the show with others.
Channel 1 is having a Harry Potter bingeathon. I catch it on episode 3 and continue to watch it. I’ve seen them all multiple times so I don’t really care where I start. But it’s nice knowing others are having a HP bingeathon with me on a Saturday afternoon. If I was sitting there with my plex server, I could play any HP. But I’m never going to put it on and if I did it would just be me watching the show.
You could tell he was acting
Ability to act on freewill
You ask Chat GPT a question it is going to answer it becomes that’s what it has been programed to do. Input question, output answer.
Now if Chat GPT could be like “Nah I’m not going to answer that because I don’t feel like it”
Yes “AI” can be programed to not answer certain things. E.g porn stuff. But it does not make the conscious choice to do so it is following programming.
Prequels weren’t great, but they were decent. I’d recommend watching them.
There is a lot to live up to being prequels. People going to judge harshly.
7-8 were just plain bad, I enjoy Star Wars stuff a bunch. I like the prequels more than most I feel. I don’t even have one single care to watch the 9th.
I doubt it will change in 10 years.
Memes, sure, but they will be only how bad they suck. People who meme about the prequels usually enjoyed them at least a little.
Have you never seen A Bug’s Life? The queen has a pet aphid.
A choosey nose indeed
Idaho must be an awful name to live with
Condolences
I have two degrees from a university. I went in 2008.
If you were 16 in 1990 you would have been 21 years old when Dexter’s Lab came out.
I know when I was 21 I wasn’t watching the newest “kid” show on nickelodeon
Hey Arnold 1996
Dexter’s Lab 1995
Catdog 1998
Animaniacs 1993
These are all classic 90’s kid shows
If you were 16 in 1990 I doubt you watched much of these shows
I was born in 1990
I still remember watching Legends of the Hidden Temple that aired 93 to 95
I grew up on all the 90’s shows
I’m turning 34
I would definitely consider myself a 90’s kid
Of course if you were born in December of 1999 that’s a lot different
Like my brother was born in 1996 and he didn’t watch a lot of 90’s shows. Not really a 90’s kid
But someone that is 30 today was born in 93 and that’s getting close to the cut off.
It’s scummy but not a scam
Personally, I like the pre-tax amounts displayed. I should know that I am paying 10 dollars for a shirt and that the government is taking an extra dollar. Rather than just being told, the shirt costs 11 dollars. Price tag saying 10+1 would be fine, but tax should always be displayed. Taxes shouldn’t be hidden.
Let’s say they outlawed it
Do you think:
A:They round up
B:They round down
In reality, it might save us .1 cent
Lego bricks. Lego pieces. Boys of Lego
Is not Lego plural
Like a kid would say “Do you want to go to my house and play with my Lego?”
Use it in a sentence where it’s plural and makes sense