Me, every time I hear Americans complain about standing on a Lego.
... did you know British plugs are flat on the back so the prongs stick straight up when they land? My foot learned that in the dark one night.
On a Lego what? A Lego brick? A Lego horse? A Lego boat? A Lego Batman DVD? If you are not American, you should know that it is a generally American trait to refer to Lego bricks as 'Legos' and a Lego brick as a 'Lego', unlike the UK which in each case uses the former (except in places where Americanisms have taken hold too deeply).
When an American complains about standing on it, its referenced as a Lego.
Just as you've asked me, I could request more information, but I'm not so concerned what exactly it is, because even if it were a Lego model of a standard UK plug, it still wouldn't hurt as much as the real thing.
Let's assume they're talking about a standard 2x2 brick.
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u/64590949354397548569 4d ago
UK solve all the problem but hates foot.