Smartest Florida Man almost gets an LED light working
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2020 2:59 am
As the title and username suggests, I am from Florida, and very new to this hobby, with next to no knowledge of anything. So far my greatest accomplishment in my quest to fix a preowned 1/16 Henglong Panzer lll Ausf L My Grandfather bought me is to briefly have the LED on the Remote light up, and I almost electrocuted myself in the process. So yeah, I'm pretty much a pro at this already.
Some notes about me, since I think that's how you do introductions.
Florida man born and raised, I've left the state twice, both times for funerals. Which means I can say with certainty I've spent more time staring at my 1/16 Panzer lll, than time spent outside the US State of Florida.
As the profile picture suggests, I like spiders. Entomology is one of my hobbies, that particular one is a beautiful Golden Orb Weaver that I've adopted as my own, she's shrank down a bit, but at her greatest extent she was a Beastly 4 inches long. I also had another Orb Weaver that lived by my Grill, she tragically disappeared after a recent thunderstorm. There are also a bunch of Black and Brown Widows, Wolf and Huntsmen Spiders, and a variety of others like Orchard Weavers and Jumping Spiders. And an unknown killer, who I only know exists because I find their work, which are groups of 2-11 dead cockroaches, untouched, uneaten. Creepy, but appreciated, I guess.
If the near electrocution was enough evidence, I am quite adept at finding unique was of injuring myself, for example, I somehow stuck a knife up my nose while cutting dinner a few days ago, which I think is what's been causing a recent uptick of nosebleeds.
RC Tanks is a new hobby of mine, obviously, my previous hobbies are the already mentioned Entomology, Scale Models, which I suck at. Gaming, which I'm good at. A brief decent into fishing, my first catch was a pufferfish and I was a little child, I panic'd when it started inflating in my hand, and I ended up kicking it like a football back into the water before an adult could intervene. Various collecting, I had quite the collection of NASCAR Hotwheels, but my brother had PICA, and ate most of the tires long ago. The nerve of some babies. At least he spared Earnhardt. And tragically, I was diagnosed with having the Weeaboo back around 2013.
I'm gonna wrap this up real quick, in the middle of writing this, my cat chased a Wolf Spider into the kitchen, not a big deal were it nor for the fact she has hundreds of babies that are now spreading out everywhere. I like spiders, but that's a bit much. So I've got some rounding up to do, so yeah, nice to meet y'all!
Some notes about me, since I think that's how you do introductions.
Florida man born and raised, I've left the state twice, both times for funerals. Which means I can say with certainty I've spent more time staring at my 1/16 Panzer lll, than time spent outside the US State of Florida.
As the profile picture suggests, I like spiders. Entomology is one of my hobbies, that particular one is a beautiful Golden Orb Weaver that I've adopted as my own, she's shrank down a bit, but at her greatest extent she was a Beastly 4 inches long. I also had another Orb Weaver that lived by my Grill, she tragically disappeared after a recent thunderstorm. There are also a bunch of Black and Brown Widows, Wolf and Huntsmen Spiders, and a variety of others like Orchard Weavers and Jumping Spiders. And an unknown killer, who I only know exists because I find their work, which are groups of 2-11 dead cockroaches, untouched, uneaten. Creepy, but appreciated, I guess.
If the near electrocution was enough evidence, I am quite adept at finding unique was of injuring myself, for example, I somehow stuck a knife up my nose while cutting dinner a few days ago, which I think is what's been causing a recent uptick of nosebleeds.
RC Tanks is a new hobby of mine, obviously, my previous hobbies are the already mentioned Entomology, Scale Models, which I suck at. Gaming, which I'm good at. A brief decent into fishing, my first catch was a pufferfish and I was a little child, I panic'd when it started inflating in my hand, and I ended up kicking it like a football back into the water before an adult could intervene. Various collecting, I had quite the collection of NASCAR Hotwheels, but my brother had PICA, and ate most of the tires long ago. The nerve of some babies. At least he spared Earnhardt. And tragically, I was diagnosed with having the Weeaboo back around 2013.
I'm gonna wrap this up real quick, in the middle of writing this, my cat chased a Wolf Spider into the kitchen, not a big deal were it nor for the fact she has hundreds of babies that are now spreading out everywhere. I like spiders, but that's a bit much. So I've got some rounding up to do, so yeah, nice to meet y'all!
for a second I thought that I was reading the auto biography of the American version of Mr.Bean 
I hope the site can live up to your eventful every day life 
but nevertheless enjoy your time here 
?????! Or, Ohayougozaimasu! Mr Weeaboo. 
In fact, if I could rid the world of Ticks I'd be a happy man 
Still, that's an Aussie issue, as they have some of the most deadly critters on Earth to live with, or tolerate, (or even love- for some). 
In Scotland, we only have the dread mighty Midge to watch out for- and ticks , of course. No-one keeps those, willingly...that I know of.
Got me thinking that a good dusting of some of my Armour is long overdue,
