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We go full-Lego in the newest episode of 5facts. No assembly required.
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1. You're Saying It Wrong
The plural of Lego is not Legos -- it's Lego bricks.
The toy's creators claim LEGO is an adjective, not a standalone name.
2. Outnumbered
There are 62 Lego pieces for every human being on the Earth. Yes, the planet Earth.
3. Our New Lego Overloads
In 2011, a life-sized Lego man washed up on a Florida beach wearing a shirt that read, "NO REAL THAN YOU ARE."
It was apparently the work of Ego Leonard, the alter ego of a mysterious Dutch artist.
It's not the first time a Lego man has washed up on a beach -- others have shown up on the shores of England and Holland as well.
4. Hole in the Head
Lego figurines have tiny holes on the tops of their heads so kids can still breathe if they accidentally swallow them.
5. The Force Is Strong
A single Lego brick can withstand 950 pounds of pressure before breaking.
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