If there's a variation between attempts (with the same setup), shouldn't you average three attempts when you measure the performance of a setup? Or do you do that off camera?
Bingo Bongo I agree. The point of this is only using plastic legos. All these parts could be metal and perform better. Switching to metal axles would only reveal the next point of weakness in line.
It seems like the axles are the weakest points as they also twist in your other videos. Why not try to reinforce them somehow? I imagine two 24-gears could be connected using 4 axles for extra strength.
@@Radovanslav I think even aluminum ones from a resin cast would work fine for this purpose, but I'm with you...use some metal axles so they don't warp
@@Radovanslav Metal axles may make the gears into the weakest point. I'm sure I'd rather destroy common axles than gears. Also, if we go the way of metal axles, we could just buy an actual motorized winch.
Rubertoe That's one hell of a slippery slope argument. How does using a small metal axle, found in most rc electric motors, equal buying a full wench designed for pulling thousands of pounds?
@@leonox7313 Surely your hearing is good enough to hear the bricks snapping into place from a reasonable distance. What I find more satisfying is the impact I feel in my fingers when connecting bricks.
The fact that the construction can tear itself apart, and he can grab a perfect solution straight out of the box, makes me think that some engineer at Lego Labs has done exactly this series of tests, some time ago.
"Honestly I don't think it quite holds up to my current setup, I have a 2500:1 ratio driving the wheels with a couple of the lego motors, as well as a 1:40 gear ratio to boost it. I'm already not street legal at full speed with this thing, so I think I'll just stick to what I have" - This channel, if it were a vlog channel, 2030
Thanks a lot for this video (especially with my comment on your previous vid). I was really expecting worm gears to perform better. It seems friction it holding them back, not the ratio. Looking at the comparison of the worm vs regular gear there is much less friction in the regular gearing because the ratio difference is much smaller. Higher ratio=more torque=more friction. You could probably increase the regular gearing method by using smallmediumsmallmedium a multiple times compared to smalllargesmalllarge. Even better , because the ratio of the worm gear compared to a regular gear is much higher they still could have use in a smaller package. I suppose that's the trade off here :) The benefits of the worm gearing also is the worm gear can spin the regular gear, not the other way around. This prevents spin back of the load when the motor is idle. As for the axles, yes, you are reaching the limitations of a single axle . All that ratio transfer has to go somewhere thus the axle takes the grunt force, which is friction, which is heat, which results in warping. No surprises there :) The more steps with less ratio difference is easier on the axles, that's why with more gears the axles can take so much more. Add a pulley system would factor X the load as well, but off course increase the length of the "cable". As for the people commenting on the fact of using metal parts...sure , you could make everything out of metal and that would surely surpass the performance of plastics, but that would be beyond the point doing this with lego (tm/r/c) right ? Once you go with a metal part in the construction the next plastic thing will fail until you make that out of metal and the next thing etc. It's awesome to see how far pure plastic parts can go above and beyond with what you would expect with common sense engineering. Alright, enough, keep up the good stuff !
Wow! I thought worm gears were designed for heavy torque loads! Intriguing to see the comparison between regular gearboxes. Informative! Ps i just love how watching someone else's semi-chaotic experimentation can be so satisfying.
@@mikakorhonen5715 the only way to increase the load of the axles would be to use multiple axles through gears and wind around that. He haven't reached shear yet, just torsion. That's why I suggest steel, we know we have reached failure point for a single axle, what will break next.
Yeah, the reason worms didn't radically outperform the normal gear-based system is that his normal gear pulley attached the string in two locations, whereas the double worm gear setup had only one spot
These videos are too oddly satisfying! Seriously, why am I spending 6 minutes enjoying this? Why do I find it so interesting to see just how these tiny, plastic children's toys can lift absurd weights?
these are really useful for more things than one may think. I used this as a rudder engine in my rc boat since I scrapped a newbright rc car, and it didn't use servos to steer, so i just have a motor connected to a worm gear box to the rudder. Works great.
Worm gear has about 30% of efficiency regarding standard transmission that is why there are not used in trial truck for instance. Interesting experiment about the silicone grease !
What about worm gears in ball-bearing steering? At 5MPH I can't tell the difference between the effort required for my 78 corolla steering vs my 01 camry steering.
A quick note: a rigorous statistical analysis of black vs grey swirls can be done based on your data! The null hypothesis (or status quo) would be that they are equal, and the alternative hypothesis may be that the black ones are better. The underlying model might be that the two swirls come from normal distributions with certain means which may be different (and for simplicitly, equal variances, although you can change this assumption). FInally, you could just calculate the probability of your results given that the two swirls have equal mean tolerances, and infer a conclusion about the null hypothesis from there!
Some commentator above did a one-tailed t-test (whether or not the assumption of normality may hold) and could not find evidence for black ones being stronger (p = 0.698)
@@goku445 I only called him crazy because if he condemned the dropping of those bombs as tragic(I see them as tragically necessary), yet wishes those bombs to drop once more, then he has knowingly contradicted his own beliefs. Only the mad and ignorant want those bombs to drop again, and a suspect him to the former and the latter.
Сижу значит, делаю из лего коробку передач....на следующий день в рекомендациях это видео....я канечно не параноик но это уже через чур 😀. Видео супер....!
Parents: 'Hey so what are you working on?' 10 y/o "I'm making an elevator for my treehouse." 'Out.... out of lego.' "Yep. Watch. **slowly rises**" 'O_O'
The last bit is also a good demonstration on why you need to keep fresh transmission fluid topped off in your car. Keeps the transmission from burning out along with making the gears run more efficiently.
This channel is so torturous. And yeah, worm drives are horribly inefficient. That is precisely why the output can’t drive the input. That can be an advantage, plus they’re compact. But if you want more power, avoid them.
Yeah, more or less the main purpose I can find for worm drives are 2 things, A manual precise lift, and some form of RC car/tank as it would act as an "auto-brake" of sorts.
Tim Lewis For the very same reason of auto brake. If someone smashes that emergency stop. It has to stop. not be "emergency wait for the inertia in all the rollers to slow down". I have seen the emergency stop absolutely DESTROY itself in the process.
Ja tam nawet nie odpowiadałem, te słowo to najslawniejsze Polskie slowo za granicą, i youtuberzy często śmieją sie z tego slowa na swoich filmach, taki żart słowny za granica. Ale nie każdy ogląda np. Languagera , więc mu wybaczam :p
Ale musicie zawsze używać tego słowa zamiast np. cześć, witam? To jest przekleństwo i tego nie zmienicie a pamiętajcie że jak ktoś nie wie o co chodzi to może to odebrać źle.
@@pgsimulation4211 1. Nie zawsze 2. Zgadzam się z tobą, zawsze znajdzie sie ktoś kto odbierze coś odwrotnie. Ale będziesz już wiedział, że to po prostu taki śmieszek zagraniczny, taki sam jak np. Blyat w Rosji ;) Tak czy inaczej pozdrawiam, i nie myśl o mnie jak o typowym gimbusie, bo tak nie jest. Jestem kulturalną osobą, całkiem inną od reszty bandy ze szkół
Thanks again for the feedback guys. A steel axle video will come.
Steel lego components? Sir, I believe that is cheating!!
Adam Jones
skidaddle skidoodle your axle is now stuck to the brick
If there's a variation between attempts (with the same setup), shouldn't you average three attempts when you measure the performance of a setup? Or do you do that off camera?
What I learned is the less teeth in the gears the faster it is try that than
Have you tried winding the rope around a bar made of bricks and pegged to technic wheels, rather than winding it around a single plastic axle?
Thanks for making me realise how important lube is
Well this is a comment I didn't expect
I don't do anything in preparation when I beat it
@@Subscribersnodignity profile pic checks out
Imperial Guardsman begone with your heretical thoughts
@@thomassheffer9199 In the name of the Emperor, we must purge this heresy!
Can you break a standard 2x4 brick apart using only Lego Technic? Would be intersting to know.
Yes
Can you break apart a 2x4 brick with your bare hands?
@@connorking8503 Maybe with bear hands.
@@mikakorhonen5715 a bear probably couldn't do it. Try with a vice grip - you can do it, but it's really hard.
@Water xddd Plz explain.
Nice to see my casing put to a good use :) Cheers!
Wow yer verified
Lussimio obviously
🙄
Wow yer verified
Wow yer verified
This has more torque than my honda
Just wait until vtec kicks in
Doesn’t take much
(¤)
Половуха
big oof
"Are black worms better?"
"Can't say, too much variation"
*This guy deserves a Nobel peace prize*
Man fixes racism with Lego
Racism is no more
Congratulations we have beaten the CEO of racism
Honestly not wrong guys.
Could have used and average just saying.
skidaddle skidoodle
your axle is now a noodle
*trumpets playing*
Ye did you copied this from another vid Ye u did
typical kai comment
Akyer he copied it by another video
😂😂😂
honestly no idea what you're doing or what the numbers are referring to but i like it
Lol me too
LOL
Wow yer verified
Kilos of pulling force o guess
Oh wait yout that friend of albert
you need some metal axles let's be honest
*Reply* because I agree
That would be unfair let's be honest.. Why no just split the stress/weight to multiple axles?
Bingo Bongo I agree. The point of this is only using plastic legos. All these parts could be metal and perform better. Switching to metal axles would only reveal the next point of weakness in line.
That is true but I'm also curious at what force the actuel worm gear start giving up.
Group 555 That's fair, but I don't think these videos are usually about finding were the Legos break.
One of the wonderful things of a worm gear is that they can’t be back driven, thus preventing a load from spinning a stopped motor
It was a safty feture on castle portcullises ... less likelh that thd winch will uppercut the wincher and cuv the guy walking under in half
Those poor axles!!
like i said on one of my comments he should by metal axels so they last longer
Cargo Crusader buy*
bye*
bee*
They had a life and family you know wait this is there life
4:24 Looney toons falling sound.
Nobody here is old enough to get what you're talking about. 😂
Wile E Coyote just wanted a meal smh
MeowCow 21
Good one
@@pumpkin6429 ... Everyone knows what the looney toons falling sound effect sounds like
@@pumpkin6429 id be genuinely impressed if someone over the age of 7 doesnt know what they are talking about
It seems like the axles are the weakest points as they also twist in your other videos. Why not try to reinforce them somehow? I imagine two 24-gears could be connected using 4 axles for extra strength.
Maybe 2x2 round bricks or plates with axle holes
or make custom ones from steel. lol
@@Radovanslav I think even aluminum ones from a resin cast would work fine for this purpose, but I'm with you...use some metal axles so they don't warp
@@Radovanslav Metal axles may make the gears into the weakest point. I'm sure I'd rather destroy common axles than gears. Also, if we go the way of metal axles, we could just buy an actual motorized winch.
Rubertoe That's one hell of a slippery slope argument. How does using a small metal axle, found in most rc electric motors, equal buying a full wench designed for pulling thousands of pounds?
I love how you display the casualties at the end of the episode!
Yay, dead things!
@@nicholasgawler-collins5754 dead would imply it was alive lmao
@@a-a-rondavis9438 "My old phone died. I wasn't able to afford a funeral."
The sounds of the bricks snapping together º-º so satisfying
dat profile pic tho
tyyy my friend loves it as well. i have it set as my background on my school computer account, scares the shit of of everyone :D
It sounds like you've never played with Legos.
well i havent tried snapping bricks together while i shove them up my ears no, might try
@@leonox7313 Surely your hearing is good enough to hear the bricks snapping into place from a reasonable distance. What I find more satisfying is the impact I feel in my fingers when connecting bricks.
Me: watches Brick Experiment Channel
Also me: "I'm an engineer now"
That means I solve problems
200th like yo
@Nathan Holly because that would fall within the conundrum called philosophy
The engineer, is engihere
I love it. Have you thought about testing contraptions with counterweights or something with insanely high ratios? :D
Like that ? ruclips.net/video/Ra2enBbzwWQ/видео.html
The fact that the construction can tear itself apart, and he can grab a perfect solution straight out of the box, makes me think that some engineer at Lego Labs has done exactly this series of tests, some time ago.
Didn't try to lube two gearboxes in series. I am not satisfied.
The shaft yielded, it wouldn't improve
Ryan McHale The shaft always yields first.
@@CriticoolHit yes, what's your point?
Ryan McHale Pretty sure it's an innuendo.
Given the gearboxes didn't fail, two gearboxes on the same motor just produces more loss.
Let’s test these, *proceeds to build a transmission out of legos*
"Honestly I don't think it quite holds up to my current setup, I have a 2500:1 ratio driving the wheels with a couple of the lego motors, as well as a 1:40 gear ratio to boost it. I'm already not street legal at full speed with this thing, so I think I'll just stick to what I have"
- This channel, if it were a vlog channel, 2030
Are these even LEGO’s bricks ?
Thanks a lot for this video (especially with my comment on your previous vid). I was really expecting worm gears to perform better. It seems friction it holding them back, not the ratio. Looking at the comparison of the worm vs regular gear there is much less friction in the regular gearing because the ratio difference is much smaller. Higher ratio=more torque=more friction. You could probably increase the regular gearing method by using smallmediumsmallmedium a multiple times compared to smalllargesmalllarge. Even better , because the ratio of the worm gear compared to a regular gear is much higher they still could have use in a smaller package. I suppose that's the trade off here :) The benefits of the worm gearing also is the worm gear can spin the regular gear, not the other way around. This prevents spin back of the load when the motor is idle. As for the axles, yes, you are reaching the limitations of a single axle . All that ratio transfer has to go somewhere thus the axle takes the grunt force, which is friction, which is heat, which results in warping. No surprises there :) The more steps with less ratio difference is easier on the axles, that's why with more gears the axles can take so much more. Add a pulley system would factor X the load as well, but off course increase the length of the "cable".
As for the people commenting on the fact of using metal parts...sure , you could make everything out of metal and that would surely surpass the performance of plastics, but that would be beyond the point doing this with lego (tm/r/c) right ? Once you go with a metal part in the construction the next plastic thing will fail until you make that out of metal and the next thing etc. It's awesome to see how far pure plastic parts can go above and beyond with what you would expect with common sense engineering. Alright, enough, keep up the good stuff !
But can it separate two flat lego pieces that are stacked together?
"I didn't think so"
Nothing can
you: 2 flat lego pieces stacked together
the final boss: piece separator or your teeth
That requires infinite kg of force to separate
But can it fix my parent's marriage?
This showed up on my recommended and I cant stop watching all the other videos of this
4:22 - Wile E. Coyote just switched from ACME to LEGO.
You’re a hero my friend! Thanks for breaking your lego so i can keep mine intact!
Wow! I thought worm gears were designed for heavy torque loads! Intriguing to see the comparison between regular gearboxes.
Informative!
Ps i just love how watching someone else's semi-chaotic experimentation can be so satisfying.
This sure does grind my gears.
“Are black worms better”
Me: *confused screaming*
Когда ты белый 🙃😂😂
Азот I don’t know what you said but it looks like you enjoyed it thank you.
@@nuggetjimenez6921 Он думает, что ты очень тупой, хаха. Я люблю черный люди 😀😀😀😁😁😁
pᴉʞxolqoɹpǝɹǝƃƃᴉɹt uhhhhhhhh Sorry I don’t speak elfin
@@pxolqopt3597 haha nice username lol
cant wait for the "How to make a thermonuclear bomb out of LEGO" video
So the worm gears and the gearboxes allow for more compact / simple builds, at the cost of 20-40% efficiency.
Pretty sure the cost should be multiplicative here so I guess that’s like you lose half or even more of the efficiency.
Mafs
Just lube it up get some efficiency back
at this point we know the axles are the weak point. why not get some steel axles and really push the limits.
It has to be all LEGO. He can support axel many ways if he wants. Then weakest link would be some other part.
@@mikakorhonen5715 the only way to increase the load of the axles would be to use multiple axles through gears and wind around that. He haven't reached shear yet, just torsion. That's why I suggest steel, we know we have reached failure point for a single axle, what will break next.
even if you had metal axles, the likely fail point would just become the gear's grip on the metal axles sheering apart.
Yeah, the reason worms didn't radically outperform the normal gear-based system is that his normal gear pulley attached the string in two locations, whereas the double worm gear setup had only one spot
These videos are too oddly satisfying! Seriously, why am I spending 6 minutes enjoying this? Why do I find it so interesting to see just how these tiny, plastic children's toys can lift absurd weights?
4:25 Japanese guy in 1945: Do you hear that?
Other japanese guy: What do you me- Boom*
Why is it so satisfying to watch and hear the lego be placed....
Wow, looks like I always underappreciated the regular gears!
ive watched so many of these videos now and i’ve never understood a single one but i still find myself fascinated
Lets see pneumatic stress test next.
Forssa1 the ultimate stress test would be to make it try to rip flex seal/flex tape apart
@@nottelling8129 That would make a lot of damage.
ruclips.net/video/N36bCj5_Yrg/видео.html
I never would have expected that result. Thanks for running that experiment.
Just Subscribed, never knew Lego was so involved. Lego Lathe Maybe?
these are really useful for more things than one may think. I used this as a rudder engine in my rc boat since I scrapped a newbright rc car, and it didn't use servos to steer, so i just have a motor connected to a worm gear box to the rudder. Works great.
If ever we need to rebuild the world in Lego, you'll be in high demand.
Having grown up with Legos, this channel is both horrifying and intensely pleasing. Keep it up. I already subbed.
5:08 We all get that sigh of regret when we break a piece that could've been used for longer.
so satisfying hearing the blocks click together 😩😩
bruh the assembly part is like asmr
I love how you are experimenting through engineering. Though I do get a smile at every oops, especially since I was waiting for #2
Worm gear has about 30% of efficiency regarding standard transmission that is why there are not used in trial truck for instance. Interesting experiment about the silicone grease !
What about worm gears in ball-bearing steering? At 5MPH I can't tell the difference between the effort required for my 78 corolla steering vs my 01 camry steering.
Yes, this is why we use now the rack and pinion and especially assisted steering (nice car by the way :) )
My favorite channel for plastic axel destruction
A quick note: a rigorous statistical analysis of black vs grey swirls can be done based on your data! The null hypothesis (or status quo) would be that they are equal, and the alternative hypothesis may be that the black ones are better. The underlying model might be that the two swirls come from normal distributions with certain means which may be different (and for simplicitly, equal variances, although you can change this assumption). FInally, you could just calculate the probability of your results given that the two swirls have equal mean tolerances, and infer a conclusion about the null hypothesis from there!
@Rip Curl 69 it probably doesn't! But, we can test the idea that it does (different colour = different material maybe)
Some commentator above did a one-tailed t-test (whether or not the assumption of normality may hold) and could not find evidence for black ones being stronger (p = 0.698)
Testing Lego Thing Torque and Performance ratio with legit data
Me at 3 am: *YES*
You deserve more subscribers
cool, educational!
this channel is gold. more complex, more outrageous contraptions!!!! for science!
Love your vids, keep up.
Me watching the video without understanding a single bit:
I like your funny numbers, LEGO man
Kind of curious now if you could build a functional, albeit much more bulky, fishing reel.
The way you don’t push the axles through to the end triggers me on a whole another level...
But i still love your videos. :)
I very like your wideos. They are giving point of view on what happens in real mechanical devices.
How was the efficiency of transmission measured?
Is it me or whenever he places a piece it just sounds so satisfying.
Yo dawg, I heard you like gearboxes
So i put gearboxes in your gearboxes
Lol so much gearboxes
This meme is deader than Elvis. It's likely twice as old as you are. 😂
So I heard U liek mudkips
I'm so happy I found this channel!
If only that axel was me then I would be good at torquing.
Those videos are always so satisfying to watch, especially because of the sounds. Fuck all the copyrighted music, *we don't need you!*
4:24 When you drop a bomb onto Hiroshima
@Meh K How and why?
@Meh K Okay, crazy.
Edit: self-contradicting douche
This is wrong bro HAHAHA
@@timewellspent8137 Crazier than dropping a bomb on a city in Japan?
@@goku445 I only called him crazy because if he condemned the dropping of those bombs as tragic(I see them as tragically necessary), yet wishes those bombs to drop once more, then he has knowingly contradicted his own beliefs. Only the mad and ignorant want those bombs to drop again, and a suspect him to the former and the latter.
really like your progression videos, great entertainment and useful too 👍🍺🇬🇧
The title should be:
How to give stress Lego Parts, and showing that the Lego parts are very flexible and won't Break easily.
I don’t know what I like more him building or the sound it makes when he does
may you should get metal axels so they last longer. people do sell metal axels
Pretty sure he's just going for stock standard lego.
The fault will just move further down the line.
Al B yea but it'd be curious to see where the new faults occur. Will it be the gear teeth? The gear/axle connection point? Something else?
Not really sure tbh.
Very cool to see the actual efficiency numbers of worm vs. bevel gears. You find about the same difference in efficiency in industrial gearboxes.
*watching video* 4:01 "YOU MADMAN!!!"
Legos wins the ingenuity award again! I'll have to get these some day!
Why am I watching this I should be asleep
Loved it, great work.nice graphs.
Have a subscriber..
I hope my RUclips premium money goes to you to replace those rods.
You bought that? Gross. 😷
Pumpkin it’s a god investment wym
Сижу значит, делаю из лего коробку передач....на следующий день в рекомендациях это видео....я канечно не параноик но это уже через чур 😀. Видео супер....!
THAT THING CAN LIFT ME WIT EASE
Parents: 'Hey so what are you working on?'
10 y/o "I'm making an elevator for my treehouse."
'Out.... out of lego.'
"Yep. Watch. **slowly rises**"
'O_O'
Since it was in the video, I have to start it:
*BAPTISED IN FIRE 40:1...*
SPIRIT OF SPARTANS
DEATH AND GLORY
based and Sabatonpilled
@@maximusdecimus2142 Soldiers of Poland, second to none
@@chairwasntthere9673 WRATH OF THE WERMACHT BROUGHT
TO A
HAAAAAAAAALT
The gasp I made when seeing you drive a worm gear with another worm gear 😯 😁
It is dangerous for motor?
The last bit is also a good demonstration on why you need to keep fresh transmission fluid topped off in your car. Keeps the transmission from burning out along with making the gears run more efficiently.
This channel is so torturous. And yeah, worm drives are horribly inefficient. That is precisely why the output can’t drive the input. That can be an advantage, plus they’re compact. But if you want more power, avoid them.
Yeah, more or less the main purpose I can find for worm drives are 2 things, A manual precise lift, and some form of RC car/tank as it would act as an "auto-brake" of sorts.
Most of the conveyors at the bottled water plant I work at are worm drive.
Tim Lewis For the very same reason of auto brake. If someone smashes that emergency stop. It has to stop. not be "emergency wait for the inertia in all the rollers to slow down". I have seen the emergency stop absolutely DESTROY itself in the process.
Now the interesting question- what materials/lubrication would allow for a sufficiently low coefficient of friction for the output to drive the input?
Phoe Phoe PTFE synthetic grease, maybe?
Honestly, I feel that the worm gear piece is one of the sturdiest lego gear pieces ever
wait so a LEGO motor with just one worm gear in a gearbox can lift my cat?
Apparently
Please please please build a Lego cat elevator! Ah yes *this* is what the internet was invented for!
Anything is possible with gearing
BEC, you have become a serial killer of legos!
It usually sounds like you’re using dc motors but at the start of the video it seemed like a AC motor was being used??
b ware dc motors, it was battery powered
The double-twisted axle is art.
This video made me realize that I waste a lot of time on RUclips than studiying for my history exam
We all die anyway
I don't know how I got recommended this channel but it's awesome
I'm just wondering where did you get all of these lego technic pieces from?
Bought them
overshot grunt Yeah i know I'm just wondering from where?
Bricklink. Have tons of Technick bricks and all lengths axels from there.
Damn that Lego setup can lift me!
3:00 jump scare. Wait for it
worm gears in your video: strong
worm gears IRL: me can't lift a light object
surprised you didn't do two parallel double-bevel gears, as a single one did better than the 40-tooth in both trials
Keep up the fun and good vids
Hey, I own one of these, I thought they were technic macaronis
Wow! Remembering doing a similar experiment with my dad some 20 years ago! (with the old 9V motors of that time)
4:32 1945, The Bomb is Dropped on Hiroshima
Clever idea to use the worm gear to directly contact and turn the tires
Great, Kurwa!
Usuń konto. Zawsze dzieci musicie mieć brak kultóry. Rodzice nauczyli nie?
Kultóry? XD
Ja tam nawet nie odpowiadałem, te słowo to najslawniejsze Polskie slowo za granicą, i youtuberzy często śmieją sie z tego slowa na swoich filmach, taki żart słowny za granica. Ale nie każdy ogląda np. Languagera , więc mu wybaczam :p
Ale musicie zawsze używać tego słowa zamiast np. cześć, witam? To jest przekleństwo i tego nie zmienicie a pamiętajcie że jak ktoś nie wie o co chodzi to może to odebrać źle.
@@pgsimulation4211 1. Nie zawsze
2. Zgadzam się z tobą, zawsze znajdzie sie ktoś kto odbierze coś odwrotnie. Ale będziesz już wiedział, że to po prostu taki śmieszek zagraniczny, taki sam jak np. Blyat w Rosji ;) Tak czy inaczej pozdrawiam, i nie myśl o mnie jak o typowym gimbusie, bo tak nie jest. Jestem kulturalną osobą, całkiem inną od reszty bandy ze szkół
I really want a metal version of this. The catch though? You get one lego motor. The challenge? Pull a car.