This song reminds me of my High School days during the 90's
Artist: Popsicle
Title: Histrionics
Lyrics
When I knew you, I used to think you were
constant standing high above my ground.
When you laughed at me, I wasn't ready
for even reach forever further down.
Don't look at me that way just close your eyes,
be the one I'm seeing I can't make it on my own,
I'm not alone and if you go away you-ho.
Leave me lucky leave me lane,
this time will always stay the same
I'm still a fool above your flame.
Leave me lucky leave me,
Leave me lucky leave me lane.
When I call you, it's not a way to start
remembering november as before.
When I see you, I'm not supposed to get
personal persistent or adoring
Don't look at me that way just close your eyes,
be the one I'm seeing I can't make it on my own,
I'm not alone and if you go away you-ho.
Leave me lucky leave me lane,
this time will always stay the same
I'm still a fool above your flame.
Leave me lucky leave me,
Leave me lucky leave me la la la la la la la la la,
la la la la la la la la la, la la la la la la la la la, la la la la la la la la la.
Don't look at me that way just close your eyes,
be the one I'm seeing I can't make it on my own,
I'm not alone and if you go away you-ho.
Leave me lucky leave me lane,
this time will always stay the same
I'm still a fool above your flame.
Leave me lucky leave me,
Leave me lucky leave me lane.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
AK47 Weathering Effect
Here are some tricks to have a better look for your AK47
materials needed
- a piece of cloth
- varnish ( mahogany brown )
- knife or any sharp oblects
- flat black spray paint
- thin grained sandpaper
-gloves ( optional )
Steps:
1. remove the handguard and buttstock of your AK47
2. using your knife or any sharp objects, make cuts on the surface
3. paint it with your spray paint and wait for it to dry
4. use sandpaper to remove some of the paint ( use your artistic skills )
5. wipe of excess dirt
6. put some varnish on the cloth ( use your gloves if you dont want your fingers stained ) and apply on the surface of the handguard and stock
7. wait for it to dry
8. enjoy your work
9. use sandpaper to sand of some paint on the body or barrel of the gun ( sand of the parts that are likely to weather first )
10. install the buttstock and hadguard back.
some pics of my weathered AK
dont mind the scope hehe
materials needed
- a piece of cloth
- varnish ( mahogany brown )
- knife or any sharp oblects
- flat black spray paint
- thin grained sandpaper
-gloves ( optional )
Steps:
1. remove the handguard and buttstock of your AK47
2. using your knife or any sharp objects, make cuts on the surface
3. paint it with your spray paint and wait for it to dry
4. use sandpaper to remove some of the paint ( use your artistic skills )
5. wipe of excess dirt
6. put some varnish on the cloth ( use your gloves if you dont want your fingers stained ) and apply on the surface of the handguard and stock
7. wait for it to dry
8. enjoy your work
9. use sandpaper to sand of some paint on the body or barrel of the gun ( sand of the parts that are likely to weather first )
10. install the buttstock and hadguard back.
some pics of my weathered AK
dont mind the scope hehe
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Cyma AKM Review
Upon receiving my akm through my favourite gunrunner, i immediately opened the box and held the gun. The gun is all metal except for the handguard and stock. It is solidly built with no creaks on the body. I immediately did some tests outside and here are my findings:
- very good accuracy and range ( might be a 6.04 barrel like my cyma soc16 )
- chronoed the gun and it read 460 fps on the chrono
- average rate of fire using the stock battery
- no missfeeds
I opened the gun for re greasing and re shimming. Stock shimming was mediocre. It already had metal bushings installed and didn't bother to replace the stock bushings because it was of good quality. I kept the stock spring and installed N/W spring guide with bearings. I installed a deepfire aluminum cylinder head and it had excellent compression. By the way, just like the cyma 035, it uses version 2 cylinder head. I was also surprised that it had a strong motor ( my soc16's motor was poor ).
Pros:
- all metal ( although boyi ak47's would have a better external finish )
- strong OOTB performance
- pretty good wood like finish on the handguard and stock
- very strong motor
- good wiring
- metal bushings already ootb
- excellent accuracy
- its and ak47
- very good internals
Cons:
- bakelite finish on the magazine isn't good
- plastic spring guide ( why ?!? )
- some say it has a crappy hopup rubber
My AKM
- very good accuracy and range ( might be a 6.04 barrel like my cyma soc16 )
- chronoed the gun and it read 460 fps on the chrono
- average rate of fire using the stock battery
- no missfeeds
I opened the gun for re greasing and re shimming. Stock shimming was mediocre. It already had metal bushings installed and didn't bother to replace the stock bushings because it was of good quality. I kept the stock spring and installed N/W spring guide with bearings. I installed a deepfire aluminum cylinder head and it had excellent compression. By the way, just like the cyma 035, it uses version 2 cylinder head. I was also surprised that it had a strong motor ( my soc16's motor was poor ).
Pros:
- all metal ( although boyi ak47's would have a better external finish )
- strong OOTB performance
- pretty good wood like finish on the handguard and stock
- very strong motor
- good wiring
- metal bushings already ootb
- excellent accuracy
- its and ak47
- very good internals
Cons:
- bakelite finish on the magazine isn't good
- plastic spring guide ( why ?!? )
- some say it has a crappy hopup rubber
My AKM
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