Studs Comic #4

[Staff]

Some people can be so adamant about calling LEGO Legos or LEGOS or legos or whatever. Me, personally, I try to use the correct terminology whenever possible, but that's only because I know better. Some people don't and I'm okay with that. I don't try and correct people on the proper usage because I don't care what other people say when it comes to LEGO or legos. I know some people do to the point of correcting others. It's kind of rude if you ask me. I mean seriously, why be an a-hole about it?

On a side note, we're looking for a new name for the comic. I unabashedly stole the name from Brandon Griffith. He's got plans for the name so we're looking for a replacement to use for the strip. Got an idea? Drop a suggestion in the forum thread or use the contact form. This is not a shallow promise, I promise, but if we like your idea we may just pay you for it. So let us know.
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[Mofo Jones]

Why don't you just call the strip AFOL?

[volumex]

I have a few I've brainstormed... these are the ones you can throw stones at:

them bricks
brick'd
snot & me...
stud along now
brickville

[jamie75]

Clutch Comics, doesn't Lego call they way the pieces stay together, Clutch Power?! If not, where have I heard this?
BURP Comics, my least favorite piece, but, I like this name the most.
Cheese Slopes Comics, my favorite piece.
LUG Comics, I got nothing?!
MOC Comics, MOC these!
SNOT Comics, Snotty goodness.
Swoosh Comics, who doesn't swoosh their MOCs around the room when their done?

[buriedbybricks]

Someone had mentioned the name "AFOLol" at one point.

I've always been partial to "buriedbybricks" myself

[Fat Tony]

KNOBS

"the Brick and Knob configurations and the Minifigure are trademarks of the LEGO Group."

[Asterios]

How about Brick's end ? or Brick Built

[corneliusmurdock]

Bricktopia?

[Stardusty]

As always, drawings are great, and comic is very funny.
That guy seems like a total noob (something we all were) and he's so suprised with all the
new stuff he's discovering. Once he shares it with his wife, she says something very funny.
And rude...

I'm a bit surprised there's already so many posts regarding the name idea, rather then the fourth comic.
Well, I might write some of my ideas down right now...

Bricked (or should it brick'd? I'm not sure...) ---- idea was already used, credits go to voulemex
CoMOCs (see what I did there? I changed an 'i' in the comics into an 'o')

[woodypop]

Heh, I remember when we were kids we noticed the message: "the proper way to refer to the product is LEGO bricks and toys (Not Legos)" printed on the boxes. We thought it was amusingly ridiculous back then.

[dhaas06]

Here's some other ideas:

Brickin' Around
Brickle
It's a Brick World

[invader_quirk]

Here are some ideas...

One Brick Pony
Son of a Brick
To Kill a MOCingbird ( )
Minifigs
Minifiggers
Life's a Brick
Brickin' A
Off-Baseplate

[VHPFAU]

what about A-LOL.....

[cas]

Bricked

Before I read any of the replies this is the first one that popped into my head. I think it (not the contracted version "Brick'd," which I am not a fan of) is my favorite just above "AFOL," which would work better as "AFOLs." Both "Bricked" and "AFOLs" are straight forward, easy to remember, and allow for quick association with this comic.

[pastormacman]

Brickhead comics
Brick Bob Comics
Brick Stud

I also like AFOLol (Adult Fan Of LEGO out loud) or (Adult Fan Of Laugh out loud)
or Ayeffohelohel

[invader_quirk]

Some more quick thoughts...

War and Pieces
In Pieces
LOLego (Sounds good as either "ell oh Lego" or "Lolego")

[Bubblyhai]

Brick Strip
AFOL Strip

[Legobrandon]

Brickn' Strips
SNOT For You
LEGO Funnies
AFOL Funnies
AFOL Editorial

[Rook]

I’d go with SNOT Comics or SNOTy Comics.

It’s funny because of the play on words. It’s not really using someone else’s idea, because the whole community already uses the term. And if you still feel like paying me for this idea, yes I'll take a FBTB T-shirt please, Adult Small or Medium. Thanks

[Asterios]

how about "Brick shy" ? (you know a brick shy of a set)