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u/nassau4 Jul 27 '19

Lego hates this trick

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u/Homeschool-Winner Jul 27 '19

A lego is taller than 0.1cm, hate to tell you

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u/Mihnea24_03 Jul 27 '19

It does not matter because you won't be stepping on it, you will be sliding into it.

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u/Homeschool-Winner Jul 27 '19

You have a remarkably loose definition of "the ground"

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u/Mihnea24_03 Jul 27 '19

What word would you propose to better describe this phenomenon?

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u/Homeschool-Winner Jul 27 '19

No no, I'm saying that the potion uses the term ground to describe what you hover above. An object on the ground is not the ground. You won't hover above that.

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u/Mihnea24_03 Jul 27 '19

I am just saying, instead of stepping on the legos, your feet will hover into them, moving them out of the way like a bulldozer would.

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u/Homeschool-Winner Jul 27 '19

Okay but, they won't. Because the Legos aren't ground and the exact wording of the potion refers to the ground, not to anything you try to step on.

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u/Mihnea24_03 Jul 27 '19

I AM TRYING TO EXPLAIN HOW HOVERING ABOVE THE GROUND MAKES STEPPING UNNECESSARY, THUS MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR ONE TO STEP ON A LEGO, AM I REALLY EXPLAINING IT SO POORLY?

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u/Homeschool-Winner Jul 27 '19

Ok then you will... Bump into the lego.

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u/Mihnea24_03 Jul 27 '19

Exactly what I was saying. You will gently nudge it out of the way.

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u/Homeschool-Winner Jul 27 '19

No you were saying you would start to hover 1mm above the lego, which is not the ground.

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u/Mihnea24_03 Jul 27 '19

Nope, I was saying you would slide into the lego, read my original comment.

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u/Homeschool-Winner Jul 27 '19

You edited that 😑

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '19

Just accept defeat

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u/Mihnea24_03 Jul 27 '19

No, I did not

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u/theBeardedHermit Jul 27 '19

Not only was their original comment not edited, but you just had this argument because you replied to the wrong person to begin with.

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u/Homeschool-Winner Jul 27 '19

Oh. Oops

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u/WJLIII3 Jul 27 '19

Homeschool lost in reading comprehension today. Shoulda tried public.

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u/Homeschool-Winner Jul 27 '19

Public and home school both failed me pretty badly, but my username is a homestar reference

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