Why do some people think the plural for LEGO is LEGOS

[Thé Lord Tony]

GO PLAY WITH YOUR LEGO

This sounds loveual.

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[Kimono]

Well you wouldn't say boxes of cereals either would you.

are you only arguing for the sole sake of arguing because if so

[Slate521]

Well you wouldn't say boxes of cereals either would you.

Boxes of cereal.

Here's a better comparison:

Boxes of Matchboxes

You wouldn't say boxes of Matchbox, would you?

[DANBOII96]

So if I fire up Blockland on a couple of computers and I'm playing on both, I am therefor playing Blocklands?

[Kimono]

So if I fire up Blockland on a couple of computers and I'm playing on both, I am therefor playing Blocklands?

oh my god just stop

[hgpucom]

OP's logic makes me want to throw chairs out a window. Seriously; it's Legos because you are talking about multiple units (bricks) which someone already stated before earlier in this thread.

[CharlesSpeaking]

So if I fire up Blockland on a couple of computers and I'm playing on both, I am therefor playing Blocklands?

you're playing on multiple computers

[DANBOII96]

are you only arguing for the sole sake of arguing because if so

No. I am arguing because all of these people that believe "lego bricks" to be the same as "legos" are ill educated.

[CharlesSpeaking]

No. I am arguing because all of these people that believe "lego bricks" to be the same as "legos" are ill educated.

you're playing on multiple computers

[Slate521]

inb4

[Ben Grapevine]

Legos

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[Thé Lord Tony]

Well you wouldn't say boxes of cereals either would you.

NO BECAUSE "BOXES" IS loving PLURAL.

[Thé Lord Tony]

No. I am arguing because all of these people that believe "lego bricks" to be the same as "legos" are ill educated.

Lego isn't even a word. It's a name brand, who cares how people say it?

[John Freeman]

I dont think legos fits that well

1: I have 40 legos.
2: I have 40 lego bricks.

Number 2 makes more sense. But still, you dont say lego if you have multiple lego bricks.