Why do you buy an expensive watch?
28 December 2004, 02:01 PM
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All I need now is a BIG dog, hen Ive got the full set
I new there was something I forgot I have a staffy which is an 'ard dog but it is not quite the same as a bull mastiff or rottweiler that never gets walked so ends up really over weight and unhealthy . Then I could take it to the shops and tie it up outside and let it bark and scare old grannys who are trying to get their shopping done. I might call it rex or sabre and put a studded collar on it to help look really cool.
28 December 2004, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by CoobyS
Nice input guys, mostly. The usual Scoobynet fraternity saying 'pointless thread', 'stupid question' etc reared their ugly heads and retarded mentalities.
28 December 2004, 06:30 PM
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This particular thread is not really going anywhere, but I did see an Omega today at Selfridges in the sale. Very nice indeed. Stupid price tag. So the logical conclusion is...(see new thread)
28 December 2004, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Luan Pra bang
I new there was something I forgot I have a staffy which is an 'ard dog but it is not quite the same as a bull mastiff or rottweiler that never gets walked so ends up really over weight and unhealthy . Then I could take it to the shops and tie it up outside and let it bark and scare old grannys who are trying to get their shopping done. I might call it rex or sabre and put a studded collar on it to help look really cool.
28 December 2004, 11:46 PM
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I have one and love it as well and it is soft as ****e with people but nearly exectuted a border collie that was trespassing on my land. I got the dog off a lady on here called sara squares (who i may or may not have spent a day phoning from my pocket a few weeks ago)
29 December 2004, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by CoobyS
Nice input guys, mostly. The usual Scoobynet fraternity saying 'pointless thread', 'stupid question' etc reared their ugly heads and retarded mentalities.
Anyway, I remain unconvinced about spending £2k-£3k on a watch unless you have an exceptionally high salary/disposable income or masses of savings. Taking a loan out or repaying over 12 months is sheer stupidity for something that just tells you the time.
As for good looks, you can get some nice Lorus/Sekonda/Seiko watches.
As for reliability, a Casio G-shock with 10-year battery will outperform most of the luxury exotica costing thousands!
So it basically boils down to having a 'label' - the very epitomy of chav behaviour!
Anyway, I remain unconvinced about spending £2k-£3k on a watch unless you have an exceptionally high salary/disposable income or masses of savings. Taking a loan out or repaying over 12 months is sheer stupidity for something that just tells you the time.
As for good looks, you can get some nice Lorus/Sekonda/Seiko watches.
As for reliability, a Casio G-shock with 10-year battery will outperform most of the luxury exotica costing thousands!
So it basically boils down to having a 'label' - the very epitomy of chav behaviour!
29 December 2004, 10:22 AM
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i got my seamaster of "23 watches boy". wanted one for years and it came up at a good price. (i'll send you this month's £10 today, yoza)
I too have a small lanyard. 4" is always enough though. most girls usually don't like it that wide..............boom boom
cheers
sinky
I too have a small lanyard. 4" is always enough though. most girls usually don't like it that wide..............boom boom
cheers
sinky
29 December 2004, 07:32 PM
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So, is the dog as nuts as it old owner then????
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