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Previously on "Winter Watch"
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I haven't worna watch since I was about 12, and had to 'be in for me tea' at a certain time. Plus every thing seems to have clock on it these days, anyway.
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Saw the 1st TV Crimble advert aired last night - courtesy of Currys/PCWorld <spit>


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I don't get watches. I don't understand the fascination of them.Originally posted by Troll View PostWas always a Breitling I hankered after ... but gave up wearing watches years ago
Never owned a watch.
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And there I was thinking you were asking us whether to get a Rolex or a Breitling to see you through the next few months.Originally posted by Troll View PostPub I had a meal in yesterday has already got its Christmas tree up
FFS

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I seem to remember Eric Idle singing a little song that very eloquently describes my feelings about christmas.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostSome places (like oiky chain pubs) put them up as part of the "have your christmas party here" advertising
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Some places (like oiky chain pubs) put them up as part of the "have your christmas party here" advertisingOriginally posted by Troll View PostPub I had a meal in yesterday has already got its Christmas tree up
FFS

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Beaver watch is much betterOriginally posted by TimberWolf View PostSwitch on the TV yesterday to discover 'badger watch'. About 12 hours worth of live badger action. Got bored after about 30 seconds.
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Switch on the TV yesterday to discover 'badger watch'. About 12 hours worth of live badger action. Got bored after about 30 seconds.
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Winter Watch
Pub I had a meal in yesterday has already got its Christmas tree up
FFS
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