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Legos

1. Hurt when you step on them.
2. Crawl into every nook and cranny.
3. Like the vents.
4. Are loud and obnoxious when sucked into the vacuum.
5. Then spit back out on your foot.  We're back to they hurt.
6. Entertain little boys for hours and hours and hours on end.
7. Until little boys are tuckered out and just lay down in a pile of Lego
And go to sleep.

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  1. Great pic!

    Legos also don't flush completely. Trust me on this.

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  2. Great post! Funny and sweet with a great photo- Love it!

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  3. What a sweet post. Love that "play until you sleep" philosophy :-)

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  4. My son started with legos, went to kinex, then on to robotics, and now is a mechanical engineer. Legos rock!

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  5. I played with them this morning because Emerson wanted to make a train. We also made a Home Depot, temple, an aquarium and a long, long train. If only there was a great way to pick them up.

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  6. Looks like Indiana lost his hat. But they conquered the giant... so all is well in LegoLand...

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  7. They totally hurt - but if the end result is that awesome peaceful shot, so worth it. ;)

    WW: Peanut-Nut

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  8. Love this! My boys love legos too and I've cursed many a time stepping on them. I swear they always lay pointy end up!

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  9. Perfect picture! My boys were never much into Lego's and Sissy enjoys building something tall just to be able to knock it down, so they aren't on our radar too much

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