Most cringeworthy thread you have ever read?
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At risk of getting this thread back on topic...
Over in the watch forum, someone has just said:
And back on our old favourite F1 thread we have:
Over in the watch forum, someone has just said:
Someone said:
I never tire of looking through that crystal at the movement. Sheer class.
Whilst someone else has started a thread about seeing 'a spotty oik' working in Waitrose whilst wearing a particular expensive watch and has got a bit angry about it.And back on our old favourite F1 thread we have:
Someone else said:
I think I remember reading on one of these threads about what you (flemke) thought of Volvo's or something, and went on to say how your dad always wanted one but couldn't afford one. I then put yourself into my "decent chap" section, but that answer there about the watches is utterly superb, probably one of the best things I have ever read. laugh
ManFromDelmonte said:
At risk of getting this thread back on topic...
Over in the watch forum, someone has just said:
And back on our old favourite F1 thread we have:
The fact he's used "yourself" is bad enough, and that's before the rimming... Over in the watch forum, someone has just said:
Someone said:
I never tire of looking through that crystal at the movement. Sheer class.
Whilst someone else has started a thread about seeing 'a spotty oik' working in Waitrose whilst wearing a particular expensive watch and has got a bit angry about it.And back on our old favourite F1 thread we have:
Someone else said:
I think I remember reading on one of these threads about what you (flemke) thought of Volvo's or something, and went on to say how your dad always wanted one but couldn't afford one. I then put yourself into my "decent chap" section, but that answer there about the watches is utterly superb, probably one of the best things I have ever read. laugh
ManFromDelmonte said:
Whilst someone else has started a thread about seeing 'a spotty oik' working in Waitrose whilst wearing a particular expensive watch and has got a bit angry about it.
Christ, he makes a cringey enough point, then says "seriously though" and makes the same point again! I hate this "just because somebody works in a shop they can't have nice things." Or "It must be fake".ZOLLAR said:
pits said:
flemke said:
Pommygranite said:
Flemke, all this talk of watches - are you a 'watch' person and what watch/watches do you have and wear daily?
My watch is an icon on my mobile phone. 
He'll obviously have a Nokia 3210 that got a small crack on the corner but it still works so why change it.
Everyone will then go raid their drawers to show him that they have similar phones etc etc someone will have all the serial numbers and copies of original contracts and owners details...
Everyone will then go raid their drawers to show him that they have similar phones etc etc someone will have all the serial numbers and copies of original contracts and owners details...
MajorProblem said:
He'll obviously have a Nokia 3210 that got a small crack on the corner but it still works so why change it.
Which poses the question; what case for the Nokia, Flemke? Would you consider swapping the keypad to an aftermarket one, or do you feel the keyboard Nokia built for the phone was the absolute best one for the job?ManFromDelmonte said:
At risk of getting this thread back on topic...
Over in the watch forum, someone has just said:
I enjoyed reading that. Over in the watch forum, someone has just said:
Someone said:
I never tire of looking through that crystal at the movement. Sheer class.
Whilst someone else has started a thread about seeing 'a spotty oik' working in Waitrose whilst wearing a particular expensive watch and has got a bit angry about it.I loved the assumption that he probably wasn't a pleb and had a rich family.
I note with delicious irony that Flemke doesn't much care for expensive watches. This has somewhat deflated some of the disciples. I imagine that without delay their Oyster Perpetuals are now adorning Ebay rather than their wrists and hasty trips to Argos arranged to purchase the latest £20 Casio.
Can you imagine if Peloton's obsession was with Seiko watches...
"Well serial number YY43398824004VCHN was last seen on the wrist of G Cheeseman of Oswestry, which he bought from Beaverbrooks in Shrewsbury in April 2010. The strap was changed to a leatherette in cowbum brown some time in 2011 by the current owner"
"Well serial number YY43398824004VCHN was last seen on the wrist of G Cheeseman of Oswestry, which he bought from Beaverbrooks in Shrewsbury in April 2010. The strap was changed to a leatherette in cowbum brown some time in 2011 by the current owner"
tenpenceshort said:
Can you imagine if Peloton's obsession was with Seiko watches...
"Well serial number YY43398824004VCHN was last seen on the wrist of G Cheeseman of Oswestry, which he bought from Beaverbrooks in Shrewsbury in April 2010. The strap was changed to a leatherette in cowbum brown some time in 2011 by the current owner"
"Well serial number YY43398824004VCHN was last seen on the wrist of G Cheeseman of Oswestry, which he bought from Beaverbrooks in Shrewsbury in April 2010. The strap was changed to a leatherette in cowbum brown some time in 2011 by the current owner"
But you forgot8>)
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