Lego-a-gogo! #Overground
Maybe the Danish parliament should ban Lego too?
More Lego-fun: "What amazes me is that Jane figured out there are 21 teeth on the yellow gears. I knew she could count to 21 (and higher), but I didn't think a 5-year-old would know when to stop counting the teeth. (I asked how she knew to stop, and she said, ``Because that's the last one!'' Of course.)"
Here's a collection of scary Lego-sets, but you can also use Lego for, perhaps?!, less scary purposes, finding contours of stuff..
This goes for radio too!
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