Don't mind the cords laying on the floor. (Est + Fin )

Currently Eduard was busying himself by dragging out his older computer out of the basement, taking them apart and putting them back together to his liking to make them more powerful. Because of all that he had forgotten a few things for now.

Firstly, there were several cords lying on the floor, forgotten soon after they had been gotten out of the basement.

Secondly, he had asked Tino to come over to his place a few days ago. He had told his friend, he could come whenever he's feel like it.

And well, the Estonian actually didn't remember why he wanted the Finn to come but that was maybe because he was just too immersed in what he was doing at the moment (or they were drinking at that time, and for a quite a while when he had even problems remembering what it was). Let's just assume Eesti just wanted to show Soumi something that he thought is awesome and hoped the other would think so too.

Like that Eduard is now in his living room.

Finland had been spending the afternoon with some friends discussing several matters and quite a few rather strong drinks had slipped down while doing so. And a few does mean a few more than a few, as Finland was no lightweight when itcame to drinking. Though the fact that he had neglected both breakfast and lunch did have it's impact.

Either way, at some point his little Nokia (okay it wasn't all that little) had started beeping and reminded him of the fact that he'd promised to be at Eesti's place tonight. So, simply as that he headed of towards Tallinn.
(Do I have to mention a few moredrinks were had on the way?)

The Takso driver didn't want his Kroons for some reason and just told him to leave. Tino wondered why, but he couldn't think of any good reason. Was there something he'd missed or forgotten?
Either way, here he was! Now then, THERE, doorbell found!

Eduard almost dropped a hard drive to the floor as he was startled by the doorbell. Having managed to forget he had invited anyone over at all, he wandered towards his front door and wondered who it may be. (He seemed to be quite forgetful today.)

Either way, he would know that in a moment. So Estonia opened the door to face a drunk Finland there.

He chuckled slightly and greeted the Finn then, "Hey there, Suomi." To not leave his friend outside, he stepped aside, opening the door wider, "Feel free to come in." Eduard pointed inside his house, waiting until Tino would come in so that he could close the door.

Ah, there was something, wasn't there? Moments ago something kept him busy. What was it again? Oh yeah! Computers!

"My living room is a little messy today with computer parts and cord laying around. I hope you don't mind."