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Missy 4 year s ago
#4 Err sorry LEGO is Danish!
The germans makes Haribo candy but has nothing to with LEGO.
The germans makes Haribo candy but has nothing to with LEGO.
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Angie 4 year s ago
Missy, It doesn't say Lego is German; It's a Lego factory located in Germany
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Joshua 4 year s ago
Missy,
..and 2 by 4 cm is quite large for a 2 by 4 lego brick, actually
Viney,
i bet it once was a switchboard for telephony
..and 2 by 4 cm is quite large for a 2 by 4 lego brick, actually
Viney,
i bet it once was a switchboard for telephony
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Cynthia 4 year s ago
#22 -
"..it is chicks in it is wings."
Look up the term "apostrophe," it will be a revelation.
"..it is chicks in it is wings."
Look up the term "apostrophe," it will be a revelation.
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Brady 4 year s ago
Cynthia,
Are you under the impression that "it's" is possessive?
Are you under the impression that "it's" is possessive?
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Cynthia 4 year s ago
Brady,
Obviously the original poster is....which would be her reason for the phrase "holding it's (should be 'its') in it's (should be 'its) wings.
"It's" means "it is," always in every instance save the rare contraction "it's" meaning "it has." (It's been a long time.)
Obviously the original poster is....which would be her reason for the phrase "holding it's (should be 'its') in it's (should be 'its) wings.
"It's" means "it is," always in every instance save the rare contraction "it's" meaning "it has." (It's been a long time.)
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Percival 4 year s ago
#27 This is Passage du Gois, a road between the island of Noirmoutier and the mainland: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passage_du_Gois
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Tessa 4 year s ago
#38 it's art deco style? 
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Viney 4 year s ago
#8 is 33 Thomas St, in NYC. The style is called 'Brutalist' architecture.
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Flick 4 year s ago
#6 Hello to you sir and Thank You for Your Service!
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Tessie 4 year s ago
#24 quarantine level: 100
The germans makes Haribo candy but has nothing to with LEGO.
..and 2 by 4 cm is quite large for a 2 by 4 lego brick, actually
Viney,
i bet it once was a switchboard for telephony
"..it is chicks in it is wings."
Look up the term "apostrophe," it will be a revelation.
Are you under the impression that "it's" is possessive?
Obviously the original poster is....which would be her reason for the phrase "holding it's (should be 'its') in it's (should be 'its) wings.
"It's" means "it is," always in every instance save the rare contraction "it's" meaning "it has." (It's been a long time.)