I’m guessing it’s related to the use of the word “Lego”, although there may be another error there. While I generally try to be correct, I don’t proof read posts like I do legal documents. :-p
I don’t want to pick on you, since you came to my aid on the Ambassador thread. But in the interest of clarification:
A friend of mine in Richmond had a small house and stored all of his Lego (brick and MOCs) in his attic for years without any noticeable harm.
– yes, LEGO should be all caps, but I was gonna let that slide because informality in the forums is no biggie.
Richmond is know for it’s slightly warm summers
– I really am trying to not say stuff every time someone slips up grammatically (or spiritually, or ecumenically… ***WARNING: End of this video is a troll, and very loud. But the beginning is the important part.***) And GN is an offensive and problematic term, according to the internet, and I’m trying to stop using it. Because Nazis are evil, but a love for grammatical accuracy is not. But Ben forced my hand here, so I must answer… Strong Bad knows the answer to the question! Scalawag! (translation: Richmond ‘possesses’ its winters, therefore, they’re “its” winters, not “it’s” winters.
– also, you left off the “n” in “known”, but that’s just a typo.
Love,
The Grammarist (see? WAY less problematic!)
