I'll avoid the Airfix, it's the Revell make in the german shop..
I'll stick to melty thing just now..
I'd need a ton of PLA to do me..
yep, I try to listen for an hour at least a day, any longer and I find you start losing interest a wee bit, normally 15 - 20 mins listening time (or read).
I had a look into the library app and it's all fiction, not a fiction lover....
You find the use of English is very good with most contacts, they speak better than my grammar error ridden speech, my English teacher wasn't the type who told you why your essays etc were marked down, I know now it was my poor grammar, I found something in much later life she'd 'helped' a couple of to be authors, not useless Bob.
Both made a name for themselves and one reached the top of his tree...
I remember one but the other not so much.
I am off, logging to create, although I'm on my way
Revell can be just as cheap or as expensive as Airfix, or any of the other kit manufacturers out there.
One advantage, no glueing required. Yer chance of getting high is nigh.
Done like yer R2 units I doubt it. Be a perfect present for someone. They'd have "you" keeping an eye on them. Just got to get the eyes so they're "watching you" wherever you are. Like some paintings do.
So yer pushing it at the hour mark, you feel.
Borrow PPB and listen to it as yer nodding off for the night. You'll be asleep in no time...
Most audio books are fiction. I mean can you imagine listening to a book telling you how to actually do something. Youtube videos, where nothing ever goes wrong, are bad enough.
Thinking more accent wise, than language wise. She might have "helped" a couple of authors later on, but how much was she paid for that "help".
The top of the tree is where the branches are the weakest. They could break easier, leaving him on the ground looking up.
Were either worthy of remembering?
Logging done n'dusted now?
