what watch for £400
06 June 2006, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by ChefDude
tags are so common.
agree with brendan, poljot are a good bet.
agree with brendan, poljot are a good bet.
06 June 2006, 12:00 PM
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and also, what are we on this world but to get laid?
as long as you're not wearing a G-shock or a calculator watch, your shoes and haircut will make more of a difference with the ladies than the price difference between a 100 quid diesel watch and a 3 grand rolex.
as long as you're not wearing a G-shock or a calculator watch, your shoes and haircut will make more of a difference with the ladies than the price difference between a 100 quid diesel watch and a 3 grand rolex.
07 June 2006, 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
Watches are so passé.
I'd no more recognise someone's watch than their shoelaces.
I'd no more recognise someone's watch than their shoelaces.
Although you have a point if the watch is being worn for 'effect'.
Explain how a functional timepiece is 'passe'? (if you can be arsed)
I have a watch some people would probably assume I bought to impress others, in reality it was a backhander that I haven't cashed in yet. Still it's amusing to see a certain class of person with eyeballs out on stalks when they clock it.
Also ensures test drives of tasty cars with fewer questions asked.........pretty sad really........but not 'passe'.
07 June 2006, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Rabid
What a priggish comment.
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Explain how a functional timepiece is 'passe'? (if you can be arsed)
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Explain how a functional timepiece is 'passe'? (if you can be arsed)
It was a joke. Passé means behind the times, doesn't it? It's a pune, or play on words. You can buy a very functional timepiece for a tenner - spending two grand plus on one can only be done for effect.
07 June 2006, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
It was a joke. Passé means behind the times, doesn't it? It's a pune, or play on words. You can buy a very functional timepiece for a tenner - spending two grand plus on one can only be done for effect.
What is 'passe', old bean, is obviously you.
Bling is still in, tragically enough.
07 June 2006, 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
Stop trying to insult me, you ***. Christ it's like being out with the wife.
What a complex individual you must be. Either that or an individual with complexes.
07 June 2006, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
It was a joke. Passé means behind the times, doesn't it? It's a pune, or play on words. You can buy a very functional timepiece for a tenner - spending two grand plus on one can only be done for effect.
Fooking great spoiler, gold wheels and whale-like scoop - surely only for effect
Bought my watch for the same reason I bought a Scooby, I wanted one/I am a flash ****
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Check out www.silvermans.co.uk for some functional military style watches.
07 June 2006, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by ChefDude
i have one of these
not bad for 450 quid.
i've had 2 explorer II rolys and these are better value and so much more accurate!
not bad for 450 quid.
i've had 2 explorer II rolys and these are better value and so much more accurate!
Love the look of that. Very nice
07 June 2006, 09:25 AM
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mine's titanium too
my requirements were accurate, nice looking, crystal face and no battery.
took me about a week to realise the big face was just stop watch and i effectively had a laydeees sized watch dial in there lol
i want one of these now, but the gf thinks it's too geeky having a full dive computer/watch
my requirements were accurate, nice looking, crystal face and no battery.
took me about a week to realise the big face was just stop watch and i effectively had a laydeees sized watch dial in there lol
i want one of these now, but the gf thinks it's too geeky having a full dive computer/watch
07 June 2006, 09:46 AM
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it's not like it'd be for decoration lol
our fish pics from last vacation:
http://www.z3romass.com/usr/kohtao/sw_bw_koh_tao.htm
our fish pics from last vacation:
http://www.z3romass.com/usr/kohtao/sw_bw_koh_tao.htm
07 June 2006, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by ChefDude
mine's titanium too
my requirements were accurate, nice looking, crystal face and no battery.
took me about a week to realise the big face was just stop watch and i effectively had a laydeees sized watch dial in there lol
i want one of these now, but the gf thinks it's too geeky having a full dive computer/watch
my requirements were accurate, nice looking, crystal face and no battery.
took me about a week to realise the big face was just stop watch and i effectively had a laydeees sized watch dial in there lol
i want one of these now, but the gf thinks it's too geeky having a full dive computer/watch
only £199 - you could have 2 of them.
07 June 2006, 12:20 PM
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07 June 2006, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by ChefDude
our fish pics from last vacation:
http://www.z3romass.com/usr/kohtao/sw_bw_koh_tao.htm
http://www.z3romass.com/usr/kohtao/sw_bw_koh_tao.htm
Were you not tempted to prod a Moray Eel with your finger?
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Originally Posted by ChefDude
our fish pics from last vacation:
http://www.z3romass.com/usr/kohtao/sw_bw_koh_tao.htm
http://www.z3romass.com/usr/kohtao/sw_bw_koh_tao.htm
Your anemone 1/3rd down your pics is a Tube Anemone Pachycerianthus fimbriatus (imo).....just thought i'd mention it as you stated you didnt know what it was!
