When i will make this run i hope my older one will not spend all summer on pc gaming 
Project "SON" :)
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what beer is that?
It for keeping me calm son doesnt knows anything, must get it to property condition and only then i will tell him.
I'ts Latvian "Tērvetes" , best in my opinion
son doesnt knows anything, must get it to property condition and only then i will tell him. I'ts Latvian "Tērvetes" , best in my opinion
Cannot find anyone in the UK that has that. Can’t find any Latvian beers at all. 
Estonian beers though are available. Maybe need to do a road trip. 
Estonian beers though are available. Maybe need to do a road trip.
I think you cant pay the shipment for an amount that would be illegal ^^Don't touch estonian shitbeer
Is it legal to send beer by post ? I could do that
Yes, it is legal to post beer but it is stupidly expensive. Thanks for the offer though. I am sure there must be suppliers somewhere so I will Google harder. Thanks again though, offer is appreciated.
Lego starts and runs
Still a lot of work to be done, i want everything new exept of frame
Still a lot of work to be done, i want everything new exept of frame
I have a hard enough time servicing the lawn mower let alone anything more complicated.
A loooong time ago I had a Mk1 Ford Escort that I used to rally. Apart from the engine most things were simple enough that you could do a lot of the routine servicing yourself. Things like brakes and so on were possible without specialist tools. Ignition systems were basically mechanical so you didn’t need an electronic degree to understand it. Hardest part was balancing twin weber carbs.
A few friends were into motorcycles and you would often see disassembled engines on the kitchen table. Would have loved to have that sort of skill and understanding of how to assemble an engine. I definitely could take one apart but getting it back together again…
A loooong time ago I had a Mk1 Ford Escort that I used to rally. Apart from the engine most things were simple enough that you could do a lot of the routine servicing yourself. Things like brakes and so on were possible without specialist tools. Ignition systems were basically mechanical so you didn’t need an electronic degree to understand it. Hardest part was balancing twin weber carbs.
A few friends were into motorcycles and you would often see disassembled engines on the kitchen table. Would have loved to have that sort of skill and understanding of how to assemble an engine. I definitely could take one apart but getting it back together again…
It is the oiling and greasing stuff that gets me. Anyway, too old to start now. I will stick too LEGO.