Favourite Lego Terminology?

[Minifig Lecturer]

As everyone probably knows, there are names and terminology (official and made-up) to descibe most LEGO pieces and parts, from baseplates to minifig hands and so on.

I was curious to know if anyone had any favourites?

[Stauder]

"Shop till you drop" :-P unfortunatly Ive never had the luck to be dragged home unconcious with a truckload of lego....

[Shadows]

SNOT. Studs not on top. It just makes me giggle.

BURP. Big ugly rock piece. Ditto.

A pattern is developing... ;-)

[john cleese]

<insert that tiresome argument>

[Hinckley]

"free"

[UniqueBuilder]

SNOT, BURP, LURP, CRAPP and Frown. :-D

[Capn Frank]

MF and BS 8-

[pietje]

What are "CRAPP" and "Frown" ??

*sweet*

[UniqueBuilder]

What are "CRAPP" and "Frown" ??

*sweet*

CRAPP means Crummy Ramp And Pit Plate, a raised baseplate used in a few sets, frown is Hinckley's term for the new brown, which he calls Fake bROWN. ;-)

[SirNadroj]

Bley ~ I don't like the colour, but the name 'bley' sounds deragatory, so it works for me!

[Batbrick]

I'll go with Bley too, sounds cool even though the colour to me is annoying.

CRAPP come 2nd because its initials basically sum it up! :-D

Batbrick Away! >:-)

[Siegfried]

Harelquin version, which I assume means to build and ignore colours. I used to always build like that as a kid (had no choice :'-( ) , but it would just bother me too much now. Even when I was building a test air-compressor...

...I only ended up with one odd brick! :-D