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Your car was stolen. Is your watch?What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions! -
So you don't actually use the watch, its just an accessory to complement to look or style? Thats fine, have a broken watch but use your phone when someone asks you the time. Or just make something upOriginally posted by Gentile View PostI hate when people ask me the time, as I have to pretend I've just noticed it's stopped. It only works once per person per watch before they see me wearing it again and I have to admit to the real reason.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
I want my account deleted and all of my information removed, I want to invoke my right to be forgotten.Comment
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That brings me to my box of mobile phones.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostSo you don't actually use the watch, its just an accessory to complement to look or style? Thats fine, have a broken watch but use your phone when someone asks you the time. Or just make something up
...only kidding.
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Let's see it. If only so as I'm not the only one posting photos!Originally posted by Cliphead View PostMine's is 51 years old and draws comments when I'm wearing it and just love it anyway. I have my father's gold watch but won't wear it out and about.
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I dont wear a watch and I dont have a mobile phone.
I tried to set up a blog last year, but one of the compulsory fields for registration was a mobblie number.
Tried to blag it but it didnt get past validation.
So there we have it, a mobile phone is not a luxury item, it's expected
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Originally posted by Gentile View PostLet's see it. If only so as I'm not the only one posting photos!
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I dropped mine in a puddle back in 2003, and it stopped working dead. I kept meaning to replace it, but since I was in a permie role at the time and didn't strictly need one, I never got around to it for two whole years. It was bliss; nobody being able to get a hold of you for "urgent" requests or being interrupted when you were trying to concentrate. I only got one again when the cameras and internet access on them improved, and I had a reason for me rather than for other people to carry one again.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI dont wear a watch and I dont have a mobile phone.
I tried to set up a blog last year, but one of the compulsory fields for registration was a mobblie number.
Tried to blag it but it didnt get past validation.
So there we have it, a mobile phone is not a luxury item, it's expectedComment
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Nice.Originally posted by Cliphead View Post
I was about to ask if it was a Breitling?, but I see from the filename that it is.
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The only working example left of that model from that year. Breitling took the pics when I sent it to them for repair and that cost more than MF's car.Originally posted by Gentile View PostNice.
I was about to ask if it was a Breitling?, but I see from the filename that it is.
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I hope your plane's no as old.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostThe only working example left of that model from that year. Breitling took the pics when I sent it to them for repair and that cost more than MF's car.
I never go flying without it.
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