100 Pack Building Blocks at Poundland for a quid £1.00

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  jacosh11 months, 3 weeks ago3 Likes #21Show comment toolsReply

  Raspberry-Pi case, here I come :D
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  Cazdob11 months, 3 weeks ago #22Show comment toolsReply

  Fab and only 95p at our Poundland in Dudley (price wars with the 99p store!)
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  paul_merton11 months, 3 weeks ago2 Likes #23Show comment toolsReply

  dj_lloyde

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  collectorcol

  larrylightweight

  dose it fit normal lego bricks

  
  'does' (_;)

  
  
  Wow how did you pick up that and miss the OP spelling mistake, shame on u!

  
  
  "shame on you"

  
  
  Its called an abbreviation grandpa.

  
  
  Actually its not an abbreviation son, got anything else you want to get wrong?

  
  
  I presume the missing apostrophe in your reply was a deliberate attempt to blend in...
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  fmuk11 months, 3 weeks ago1 Like #24Show comment toolsReply

  I always tell my lego, you're not trying hard enough, stop coasting.
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  PressPlay11 months, 3 weeks ago #25Show comment toolsReply

  dj_lloyde

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  dj_lloyde

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  collectorcol

  larrylightweight

  dose it fit normal lego bricks

  
  'does' (_;)

  
  
  Wow how did you pick up that and miss the OP spelling mistake, shame on u!

  
  
  "shame on you"

  
  
  Its called an abbreviation grandpa.

  
  
  Actually its not an abbreviation son, got anything else you want to get wrong?

  
  
  An abbreviation (from Latin brevis, meaning short) is a shortened form of a word or phrase. Usually, but not always, it consists of a letter or group of letters taken from the word or phrase. For example, the word abbreviation can itself be represented by the abbreviation abbr., abbrv. or abbrev.
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  kernowdevil2311 months, 3 weeks ago #26Show comment toolsReply

  Bargain!! Chav Lego for those that cannot bring themselves to purchase the real thing!
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  sabz78611 months, 3 weeks ago #27Show comment toolsReply

  Awful fall apart with a feather touch ( do not connect correctly)
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  Rubisco11 months, 3 weeks ago #28Show comment toolsReply

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  dj_lloyde

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  dj_lloyde

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  collectorcol

  larrylightweight

  dose it fit normal lego bricks

  
  'does' (_;)

  
  
  Wow how did you pick up that and miss the OP spelling mistake, shame on u!

  
  
  "shame on you"

  
  
  Its called an abbreviation grandpa.

  
  
  Actually its not an abbreviation son, got anything else you want to get wrong?

  
  
  An abbreviation (from Latin brevis, meaning short) is a shortened form of a word or phrase. Usually, but not always, it consists of a letter or group of letters taken from the word or phrase. For example, the word abbreviation can itself be represented by the abbreviation abbr., abbrv. or abbrev.

  It's not taken from the word or phrase. The presence of the letter u in the word you is irrelevant, it's not the same u. As evidenced by there being no c in see, and there being no numbers in the words to, for or ate.
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  PressPlay11 months, 3 weeks ago #29Show comment toolsReply

  Rubisco

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  dj_lloyde

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  dj_lloyde

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  collectorcol

  larrylightweight

  dose it fit normal lego bricks

  
  'does' (_;)

  
  
  Wow how did you pick up that and miss the OP spelling mistake, shame on u!

  
  
  "shame on you"

  
  
  Its called an abbreviation grandpa.

  
  
  Actually its not an abbreviation son, got anything else you want to get wrong?

  
  
  An abbreviation (from Latin brevis, meaning short) is a shortened form of a word or phrase. Usually, but not always, it consists of a letter or group of letters taken from the word or phrase. For example, the word abbreviation can itself be represented by the abbreviation abbr., abbrv. or abbrev.

  It's not taken from the word or phrase. The presence of the letter u in the word you is irrelevant, it's not the same u. As evidenced by there being no c in see, and there being no numbers in the words to, for or ate.

  
  
  But there is a "u" in you, which would make it an abbreviated form of the word, or shortened if you prefer.
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  Rubisco11 months, 3 weeks ago #30Show comment toolsReply

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  dj_lloyde

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  dj_lloyde

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  collectorcol

  larrylightweight

  dose it fit normal lego bricks

  
  'does' (_;)

  
  
  Wow how did you pick up that and miss the OP spelling mistake, shame on u!

  
  
  "shame on you"

  
  
  Its called an abbreviation grandpa.

  
  
  Actually its not an abbreviation son, got anything else you want to get wrong?

  
  
  An abbreviation (from Latin brevis, meaning short) is a shortened form of a word or phrase. Usually, but not always, it consists of a letter or group of letters taken from the word or phrase. For example, the word abbreviation can itself be represented by the abbreviation abbr., abbrv. or abbrev.

  It's not taken from the word or phrase. The presence of the letter u in the word you is irrelevant, it's not the same u. As evidenced by there being no c in see, and there being no numbers in the words to, for or ate.

  
  
  But there is a "u" in you, which would make it an abbreviated form of the word, or shortened if you prefer.

  Like I said, it's not the same "u".
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  PressPlay11 months, 3 weeks ago #31Show comment toolsReply

  Rubisco

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  Rubisco

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  dj_lloyde

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  dj_lloyde

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  collectorcol

  larrylightweight

  dose it fit normal lego bricks

  
  'does' (_;)

  
  
  Wow how did you pick up that and miss the OP spelling mistake, shame on u!

  
  
  "shame on you"

  
  
  Its called an abbreviation grandpa.

  
  
  Actually its not an abbreviation son, got anything else you want to get wrong?

  
  
  An abbreviation (from Latin brevis, meaning short) is a shortened form of a word or phrase. Usually, but not always, it consists of a letter or group of letters taken from the word or phrase. For example, the word abbreviation can itself be represented by the abbreviation abbr., abbrv. or abbrev.

  It's not taken from the word or phrase. The presence of the letter u in the word you is irrelevant, it's not the same u. As evidenced by there being no c in see, and there being no numbers in the words to, for or ate.

  
  
  But there is a "u" in you, which would make it an abbreviated form of the word, or shortened if you prefer.

  Like I said, it's not the same "u".

  
  
  Exactly how many "u" are there in the English alphabet?
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  omgpleasespamme11 months, 3 weeks ago #32Show comment toolsReply

  Godwin's Law was invoked many posts back:
  
  

  emaad

  Wow! A penny a piece!
  
  (I really hope I haven't made spelling/grammar mistakes. It appears to me those grammar-Nazis are out for blood.)

  
  
  Ergo, this thread is dead.
  

  
  Edited By: omgpleasespamme on Jun 25, 2012 01:18
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  Rubisco11 months, 3 weeks ago #33Show comment toolsReply

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  dj_lloyde

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  dj_lloyde

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  collectorcol

  larrylightweight

  dose it fit normal lego bricks

  
  'does' (_;)

  
  
  Wow how did you pick up that and miss the OP spelling mistake, shame on u!

  
  
  "shame on you"

  
  
  Its called an abbreviation grandpa.

  
  
  Actually its not an abbreviation son, got anything else you want to get wrong?

  
  
  An abbreviation (from Latin brevis, meaning short) is a shortened form of a word or phrase. Usually, but not always, it consists of a letter or group of letters taken from the word or phrase. For example, the word abbreviation can itself be represented by the abbreviation abbr., abbrv. or abbrev.

  It's not taken from the word or phrase. The presence of the letter u in the word you is irrelevant, it's not the same u. As evidenced by there being no c in see, and there being no numbers in the words to, for or ate.

  
  
  But there is a "u" in you, which would make it an abbreviated form of the word, or shortened if you prefer.

  Like I said, it's not the same "u".

  
  
  Exactly how many "u" are there in the English alphabet?

  What's the alphabet got to do with it? How many instances of the letter "u" are there in use in the English language?
  
  Take a look at the image for this deal.
  
  I'm sure that you can see 2 bricks that look the same, having the same shape and the same colour. Are they literally the same brick?
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  Rubisco11 months, 3 weeks ago #34Show comment toolsReply

  omgpleasespamme

  Godwin's Law was invoked many posts back:
  
  

  emaad

  Wow! A penny a piece!
  
  (I really hope I haven't made spelling/grammar mistakes. It appears to me those grammar-Nazis are out for blood.)

  
  
  Ergo, this thread is dead.
  

  You mean Godwin's Law was proven (you know, like the Law of Gravity) then the thread went on regardless because it's not that type of law...
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  djhazardous11 months, 3 weeks ago #35Show comment toolsReply

  LongPockets

  saadz2k5

  collectorcol

  larrylightweight

  dose it fit normal lego bricks

  
  'does' (_;)

  
  
  why do you feel the need to correct this persons spelling, what if they are dylexic

  
  
  Dyslexics (not dylexic) need all the help they can get. And it's "person's".
  
  This has been a free public service.

  
  
  Actually, it's "persons' " in that context if you want to get picky about it.
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  ripoffh8er11 months, 3 weeks ago1 Like #36Show comment toolsReply

  I knew a dyslexic once, he went to a toga party dressed as a Goat. (_;)
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  GnastyGnorc011 months, 3 weeks ago #37Show comment toolsReply

  cheaper then buying a house for real:)
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  paul_merton11 months, 3 weeks ago #38Show comment toolsReply

  djhazardous

  LongPockets

  saadz2k5

  collectorcol

  larrylightweight

  dose it fit normal lego bricks

  
  'does' (_;)

  
  
  why do you feel the need to correct this persons spelling, what if they are dylexic

  
  
  Dyslexics (not dylexic) need all the help they can get. And it's "person's".
  
  This has been a free public service.

  
  
  Actually, it's "persons' " in that context if you want to get picky about it.

  
  
  If you're going to be picky, it's best to be correct. "...this persons' spelling..." makes no sense.
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  bojangles11 months, 3 weeks ago #39Show comment toolsReply

  ooohhh cheap enough to finally build a lego desk
  
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  paul_merton11 months, 3 weeks ago #40Show comment toolsReply

  bojangles

  ooohhh cheap enough to finally build a lego desk

  
  Except it wouldn't be a Lego desk, would it?

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