Everything you always wanted to know about Legos

[cflannagan]

Even though the article is 5 years old and the regulars here probably are familiar with this article, I thought the article was a entertaining read. I figured the others, especially those like myself who just returned to Legos after dark ages, might learn a thing or two like I did. http://gizmodo.com/5019797/everything-you-always-wanted-to-know-about-lego

[Matt C.]

Thanks for posting this! It's crazy how many bricks they make per year!

[tormentalous]

Even though the article is 5 years old and the regulars here probably are familiar with this article, I thought the article was a entertaining read.

I figured the others, especially those like myself who just returned to Legos after dark ages, might learn a thing or two like I did.

http://gizmodo.com/5019797/everything-you-always-wanted-to-know-about-lego

If you haven't seen the video about the LEGO factory, it's totally worth a watch if you have time.

[TheOrcKing]

If you haven't seen the video about the LEGO factory, it's totally worth a watch if you have time.

This is still the best one I have seen yet. National Geographic does some great documentaries.

Thanks for posting a link to the article, cflannagan. I found it once but forgot the link later.

I just skimmed over it for fun, and this may be in bad taste but, I look to the side around the middle of the page and there's a link to another one of Gizmodo's articles titled "The 11 days of the year when people watch the least amount of porn" ......o-kay. Not sure I wanted to know that but, oh well.

[spener90]

If you haven't seen the video about the LEGO factory, it's totally worth a watch if you have time.

This is awesome! I will be watching it later.  (Just marking it for later, as I am on a different computer)

[TheOrcKing]

Wow....this is a really old topic. Ha ha. Forgot all about it. Still good stuff here.

[Ronda]

Ah, I was looking for this video.  Thanks!