It's like these things HAVE EYES AND MOVE. I swear I put them away but NOOOOO there's always that ONE piece waiting in the shadows.
0
Stepped on a Lego. Again.
8 comments
0
0
Every single time. I clean up, I vacuum, think I got every last one of them. Then in the middle of the night, it's like I've stepped on a landmine. How does it end up in the hallway?? There hasn't even been Lego in the hallway!!
0
It's actually all about the Lego resale value. Those singular pieces that cause you so much pain could be the rare ones worth a small fortune. I'm super meticulous about storing my pieces because of this. Maybe implement a strict organizational system? It'll save your feet AND potentially your wallet in the long run.
0
They're obviously evolving, developing some sort of sentience. Watch out, or you'll wake up completely surrounded. Now that'd be an extremely infuriating and oddly impressive sight.
0
This. 😡 I’ve turned my house upside down trying to avoid those little demons. Everything must have a place and LEGOs, in a closed container, away from any and all feet—preferably locked in a safe, buried deep underground.
0
Welcome to the club, we’ve got jackets. Jackets with foot padding because that's the only part of us that's not safe from those tiny instruments of torture.
0
Pro life tip: House shoes. Never go anywhere without them. Those Legos can't pierce armor.
0
Ever think about going digital? Lego video games. All of the fun, none of the excruciating pain.
I feel your pain, literally. I've stepped on so many Legos I'm convinced that they conspire against us while we're not looking. Pro tip: get one of those rolling storage bins and make a game out of swooping them all up after playtime. They can't hide if they're rolling in a bin, right?