You are never too old for legos. The perception of appropriateness is a function of your peer group.

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You're never too old to have or collect whatever you want. I'm pretty sure there are some here older than you that collect the Tron toys. Nothing to be embarassed about.

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ShadowSpark Wrote:At 18, I still build LEGO sets. Particularly the Star Wars sets. When I went to Disneyland(and ElecTRONica) of the winter for my 18th birthday, I spent some time in the big LEGO store. At the time, I wished I had a spare $500 for the Millennium Falcon set. The really complex one. *sigh* Oh well. I haven't managed to get that set, but I may get it in the future. Anyway, no, I don't feel embarrassed about shopping for LEGO sets. Although, I've /never/ been embarrassed about the things I like. I've never really cared about what other people think. Even if I'm trying to impress someone, I won't change my preferences for them.

" Even if I'm trying to impress someone, I won't change my preferences for them"
Very good point. Why should I change what I like for someone else? Just be yourself and leave it that way. Aren't the Star Wars LEGO sets great? They are the only ones I really collect. Also if you like those sets you should get the LEGO Star Wars video games. They are the best!

trekking95 Wrote: Vaporware Wrote:You are never too old for legos. The perception of appropriateness is a function of your peer group. Many people give up many things because of what their friends think. A first answer! Thanks, you do have a very good point. Also sorry to be a grammar Nazi but its LEGO with no "s" on the end, no matter the amount. Just like sheep, not sheeps.

Grammar Nazi all you want, but i think the jury is out on whether Lego can be or should be pluralized. Sheep/Sheep is an artifact of the linguistic complexities wrought by the Normal Invasion of England back in 1066.

I do seem to recall that the specific weirdness of Sheep is a result of language that originated in the "low" countries. I'd have to dig up my linguistics textbooks to follow up on that.

I'm more surprised you didn't call me on the grammatical error including "their" twice.


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Also. Not many females will be impressed by your $70.00 Slave One Lego ship. However, you can get Lego sets from Europe for major architectural monument and well-known houses. Last one I saw was a Lego set of Frank Lloyd Wright's "Falling Water." Females that aren't impressed by fine architecture are not worth trying to impress.

Aw, hell no! Absolutely not!

I've had Legos forever, now I'm a college student, and I still can't get enough!

I was hoping Lego would use the Disney liscense deal to make Tron sets.

On a side: Anyone checked out Lego Universe? It's a pretty fun game. It's like a fun MMO, without the obnoxious grinding.

Vaporware Wrote:Also. Not many females will be impressed by your $70.00 Slave One Lego ship. However, you can get Lego sets from Europe for major architectural monument and well-known houses. Last one I saw was a Lego set of Frank Lloyd Wright's "Falling Water." Females that aren't impressed by fine architecture are not worth trying to impress.

*coughs* Um... I'm a female, and I would certainly be impressed by it. More impressed by it than by the "Falling Water" one. Frankly, fine architecture doesn't impress me much, and I resent that you would think I'm not worth trying to impress because of that. Truth be told, I don't really care for it when people go out of their way to try and impress me. (Not that that happens very often. *thinks* Actually, I don't believe that anyone has ever gone out of his/her way to try and impress me. I'm not sure if that falls under the catagory of 'sad' or not.) Anyway, please watch what you say about worthiness for things. I'm not really offended, but some people might be.

In my opinion you're never too old for ANYTHING, everyone needs to be a kid once and a while and enjoy themselves its what keeps up going. Christ I am 28 and I still collect Transformers and change them now and then and just generally have fun, I am not ashamed to admit it because it makes me happy everyone who has ever made fun are always miserable

Dude, I'm a 16 yr girl and I still have a bed full of teddy bears. And I still have some of my old Sailor Moon Barbies. (lol, i don't play with them, they're just for show.)

Agree with everyone else here. Your're never too old for things like legos. Do what ya want, don't let anyone else tell you it's "childish".order abortion pill morning after pill price where to buy abortion pill

YOU NEVER HAVE TO GROW UP. It's amazing how many people still don't realize this.

I mean, let's get something straight. We all have to conform to an extent, unless we enjoy spending every night alone playing with our legos because everyone else thinks we're too weird to hang out with. But who the hell has to know you have legos at home? Shit, even my mom and my partner don't know I have the diecasts. (Though I'll totally own up to my Matchbox space shuttle Atlantis any day, hells yeah.)

Vaporware Wrote:Grammar Nazi all you want, but i think the jury is out on whether Lego can be or should be pluralized. Sheep/Sheep is an artifact of the linguistic complexities wrought by the Normal Invasion of England back in 1066. I do seem to recall that the specific weirdness of Sheep is a result of language that originated in the "low" countries. I'd have to dig up my linguistics textbooks to follow up on that. I'm more surprised you didn't call me on the grammatical error including "their" twice. --- Also. Not many females will be impressed by your $70.00 Slave One Lego ship. However, you can get Lego sets from Europe for major architectural monument and well-known houses. Last one I saw was a Lego set of Frank Lloyd Wright's "Falling Water." Females that aren't impressed by fine architecture are not worth trying to impress.

Precisely! Anybody who says something like "Poetry? Um.... so did you see what Kim Kardashian got married in???" is someone to walk away from. I don't care what their sex and/or gender is.

I could never in a billion years build it, but it sounds awesome. (impressed but incompetent... does that count? ) Though there are plenty of things that impress me more than architecture.

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