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reminds me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhcnfadmUm0

5/5 should do some characters from different cultures.

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i’d hit it

The plural of lego is lego. Not legos.

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Even the inanimate objects succumb to douchebaggery….. (rolls eyes)

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Please don’t say LEGOS anymore.

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There is some artwork!

BTW – Wouldn’t the plural of Lego be Legii??

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[...] Strange But True: Tattooed LEGOS – “The mad men behind Pilot Extra-Fine ball-pens (aka Barcelona’s Grey agency) have created a great viral marketing featuring LEGOS with drawn on “badass” tattoos. Straight out of your mother’s nightmares, these LEGOS have dedications to Harley Davidson, lots of angry skulls, and in one instance, a rather racy tramp stamp. Click through to view our favorite tatted up bad boys….” [...]

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[...] that these pens have on them.  In order to do this, the Barcelona based Grey Agency have taken to tattooing Lego people.  You know Lego people, right?  Those tiny little guys that you used to play with when you were a [...]

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I’m not a fan. Too much attention put on the legos and not enough on Pilot pens.

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There is no plural of LEGO; there is only one company.

the plural for Lego is Lego brick’s

Sorry ljmorris8 but you need some grammar instruction. The ‘s on a word denotes ownership or a contraction, such as it’s would be it is, not plural. Lego bricks would be accurate to indicate more than one brick.

“ljmorris8 • July 31st, 2010 at 3:07 am
the plural for Lego is Lego brick’s”

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I agree there is only one LEGO company with a corporate identity of LEGO Group based in Denmark. LEGO is a registered trademark.
Since most folks have more than one LEGO brick I would say they have LEGO bricks. My last post on the matter!

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Those pens (Pilot Hi-Tec-C gel pens) are available at JetPens: http://www.jetpens.com/index.php/cPath/239_284. They’ve been around for a while, but that was a creative ad campaign idea to draw on lego figures. Uni-ball also did one with rice: http://www.jetpens.com/product_info.php/cPath/239_61/products_id/429.

[...] Nice work from WPP’s Grey Advertising Barcelona. Custom LEGO minifigs inked up by new Pilot Extra Fine pens. More at Flavorwire. [...]

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I’d buy them. They are pretty sweet :)

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Is it my imagination or are they mostly the bad guys/people. (bikers, prisoners and tramps)that are the tattooed ones? Its pretty sad when the Pilot Pen pushers use the old stereotypes. Some of us are not criminal.
Harumph!

That is awesome. I love those intricate tattoos – and yes this does make me want to get one of those superfine pens :)

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