Japanese crossword «Bond - Lego Edition»
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Warning - contains educational material.
You may recall that I mentioned "laiking" as a Yorkshire word for "playing" - brought over by the Vikings?
The name 'LEGO' is an abbreviation of the two Danish words “leg godt”, meaning “play well”.
The words laik & leg share a common history.
You may recall that I mentioned "laiking" as a Yorkshire word for "playing" - brought over by the Vikings?
The name 'LEGO' is an abbreviation of the two Danish words “leg godt”, meaning “play well”.
The words laik & leg share a common history.
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TNG, TNG, *breathless* - quick please read comment from brumeux77 below.
I told brumeux77 that I was going to report the comment to you - there is mention of 'ogasm!!!
I told brumeux77 that I was going to report the comment to you - there is mention of 'ogasm!!!
Oh - you made me learn something new - I didn't know the word "laiking", or what it ment. Thanx master.
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Now - hang on a mo - I am almost totally illegitimate & even use a different word for "play" than most other English speaking people.
You show up (out of the blue) and introduce an "'ogasm".
Surely this is a family site & as such any sort of 'ogasm should be reported.
I shall therefore pass this to TNG - I suggest that you WILL hear from her - be afraid - be very afraid!!!
You show up (out of the blue) and introduce an "'ogasm".
Surely this is a family site & as such any sort of 'ogasm should be reported.
I shall therefore pass this to TNG - I suggest that you WILL hear from her - be afraid - be very afraid!!!
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One of my friends just went on a trip to Europe and visited Legoland while he was there. It was quite fascinating to hear about it!
John_Robertshaw spoils us with his knowledge! Like the image above as well:)
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Cool. Well done! :-)
I found this one to be rather difficult, though.
replyI found this one to be rather difficult, though.