When you invite people over do they give you LEGO?

[vynsane]

If you invite me over, I bring beer or food that I like because then there will be something for me to drink or eat (which, honestly, is the main reason anyone brings anything to a party, besides being asked to in the case of a pot-luck - to ensure at least one thing is palatable to themselves!)

So, by that logic, I should be the one to bring LEGO that I like so that there will be something for me to build!

[dr_spock]

Mr. Spock does the mind meld thingy
Dr. Spock takes care of the babies

Actually I'm pretty good at reading my babies' mind. I'm hungry, I need affection, my diaper is full.

I like your thinking. I bring nothing or chocolate because if you don't eat chocolate I don't want you as a friend.

I love chocolate. I make chocolate brownies, chocolate cheese cake, chocolate ice cream...

If you invite me over, I bring beer or food that I like because then there will be something for me to drink or eat (which, honestly, is the main reason anyone brings anything to a party, besides being asked to in the case of a pot-luck - to ensure at least one thing is palatable to themselves!)

So, by that logic, I should be the one to bring LEGO that I like so that there will be something for me to build!

Do you share your LEGO with your hosts?

[gopalkrishnan]

Yes, of course I share my Lego with guests. It feels good that Lego is enjoyed by everyone and it keeps oneself engaged. I feel it is a good way to have fun with your buddies.

[grommom]

No but I bring LEGO sets for my friend's kids when I go visit, does that count? : )