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Way too much onions thereMaking these ugly babies:
I try lots of other things but there`s no way I`d say I`m skilled at any of them!
https://www.youtube.com/user/FAMikeH/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/FAMikeH/videos
On no. Perfect onions!!!!
Creating and selling clothes for pregnant women
Translation : Well, is it a way of looking at a pregnant ?
Translation : Well, is it a way of looking at a pregnant ?
Playing acoustic guitar and 5-string banjo ....mostly folk music.
* Knotting and ropework. A very relaxing hobby.
* Shooting people in a hospital. (Well, it's no longer used as a hospital, it's not real guns and the other people are in the game volontarily.)
* Making huge rockets in Kerbal Space Program, and most of the time, they don't blow up.
* Catching naked, slimy pikes. (No, it's not a sexual reference, it's fishing.)
* Kicking butt in BF4.
* Complaining about the snow. I'm the effing king of this!
* Shooting people in a hospital. (Well, it's no longer used as a hospital, it's not real guns and the other people are in the game volontarily.)
* Making huge rockets in Kerbal Space Program, and most of the time, they don't blow up.
* Catching naked, slimy pikes. (No, it's not a sexual reference, it's fishing.)
* Kicking butt in BF4.
* Complaining about the snow. I'm the effing king of this!
I built a complete new house in about a few weeks last year.
Ok, it doesn't have electricity or water supply but it has a rope ladder, a balcony and a pirate flag and the kids love it...
- Sleep
- Make Money
- Play Video Game =)
- Make Money
- Play Video Game =)
This house is a landmark. beside repairing it think also preserving any original design and colors.. firehouse, roofs.. etc.. expose old fittings, windows, doors
wiring and pipes, and hide the new working ones. the best bet is to hire archeologist to help you.
searching for old stuff on archaelogical sites....: http://en.ggh-online.de/
Besides getting banned on Google Play and AdMob?
I work on cars.
My cars. My ex-wive's car. My kids cars. My friends cars. Lately it seems like that's all I do.
Not because I like to however.
While being interesting I despise it. I hate it with a passion.
It's dirty, frustrating, time consuming, and just plain annoying as hell!
My problem?
I have yet to find an honest and strait forward auto mechanic or shop.
I can go on for hours about the many, many times I have been swindled in my youth.
After years of being mislead and ripped off I finally decided to learn it myself.
After literally $1000's in tools and many rebuilt engines and transmissions later I can now unhappily say I will never take my cars to a mechanic again!
Right now I am replacing the timing chain on my sons 2008 Ford 4.0 V6 Mustang. Absolute nightmare. But at the local Ford dealership? $4000. Yeah?
I'd rather be programming Flappy Bird...
I work on cars.
My cars. My ex-wive's car. My kids cars. My friends cars. Lately it seems like that's all I do.
Not because I like to however.
While being interesting I despise it. I hate it with a passion.
It's dirty, frustrating, time consuming, and just plain annoying as hell!
My problem?
I have yet to find an honest and strait forward auto mechanic or shop.
I can go on for hours about the many, many times I have been swindled in my youth.
After years of being mislead and ripped off I finally decided to learn it myself.
After literally $1000's in tools and many rebuilt engines and transmissions later I can now unhappily say I will never take my cars to a mechanic again!
Right now I am replacing the timing chain on my sons 2008 Ford 4.0 V6 Mustang. Absolute nightmare. But at the local Ford dealership? $4000. Yeah?
I'd rather be programming Flappy Bird...
When I did that on my Pontiac (5 liter V8), I simply unhooked the old chain, hooked the new one on to it, carefully turned the engine a full revolution until I could unhook the old chain from the new and snap the new chain together. It was more work removing the cover (not much space under the hood) than it was to replace the chain.
Wait! I always think you're about 20~30 years old. Sorry, my bad
Sorry again for off topic.