Off the Mark by Mark Parisi for March 21, 2024

Uh oh, someone’s becoming un-henged.

We never figured it out!

Somebody missed one when the time changed.

It looks like a Spinal Tap concert

Second time this week for Lego. Still no Jackals. I hope someone tells Seth it really is just him that isn’t allowed to say “Legos”. HA! Spellcheck agrees with the Jackals.

Looks more like dominoes.

What? So ya means them ancient astronut theorists was wrong?

I guess Legos are older than we thought they were. Those Danes!

We’ve had Tinkertoys, Lincoln Logs, Erector Sets and now Legos. I wonder what’ll be next?

Is that henge made of Stone, lol?

And the rest, as they say, is History.

So this proves that Stonehenge was built by Robert!

Charles Addams penned a cartoon once where someone was lying on the ground playing with blocks. He gets bored and his giant self walks away, leaving Stonehenge.

Ouch!

There are giant concrete blocks used for retaining walls that look just like Lego blocks.

A local garden centre used them for their boundary wall next to a road and we’ve been watching them tumble down into the ditch for a couple of years now.

I swear – every time we pass Stonehenge, it looks like more of the stones have gone missing. This might explain it.

When the new Lego Store opened up by the mall people were lined up for blocks.

He did watch where he put them. He put them right where you were going to walk.

That had to have hurt! LOL

Ha! And thanks! It all makes sense now!

The dino’s sore.

So THAT’S why they destroy cities! They’re just stumbling over their toys!

This explains a lot.

Makes more sense than people building it.

There’s a rumor that Legos are made from leftover IKEA parts.

That’s one theory on how Stonehenge was built. Maybe the dinosaurs were smarter than we give them credit for.

History from Mike Johnson

If there isn’t already a Stonehenge Lego Set®, there should be. :)

“Predict Equinoxes in your own home! Compass not included.”

Mystery explained! :)

ooo Bobby you’re in trouble.

yeah, they should definitely be called “feet-oh’s”

It turns out that there Lego actually makes several Stonehenge kits!!! (I had to look this up.) I have a little Stonehenge kit that I put up twice a year for Solstice, but they aren’t Legos.