Wrist Check 2016
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t real with my fuzzy dice and shed.
Scooby P1 said:
Mr Roper said:
Not just any skoda..A 130k 90bhp, diesel estate with shagged suspension. Train station car park.
Nice tactic. No one will steal that car. I have the same strategy with my station bicycle, could almost leave it unlocked and no one would nick it!It's a bit crap.
Here's a thing.
Worth pennies but more valuable to be than the Batman.
17th birthday present from Dad (30 years ago). He's now long gone, but I still have this. We went together to get it on the morning of my 17th from the shop, and then he let me drive the BMW home with L plates on as a surprise.
Happy days never to be repeated. Wore it all the way through first kiss, A levels and University.
Pulsar Quartz Sub (1986) - still going strong and still the most accurate watch I own.
Love ya Dad
Worth pennies but more valuable to be than the Batman.
17th birthday present from Dad (30 years ago). He's now long gone, but I still have this. We went together to get it on the morning of my 17th from the shop, and then he let me drive the BMW home with L plates on as a surprise.
Happy days never to be repeated. Wore it all the way through first kiss, A levels and University.
Pulsar Quartz Sub (1986) - still going strong and still the most accurate watch I own.
Love ya Dad
Soov535 said:
Here's a thing.
Worth pennies but more valuable to be than the Batman.
17th birthday present from Dad (30 years ago). He's now long gone, but I still have this. We went together to get it on the morning of my 17th from the shop, and then he let me drive the BMW home with L plates on as a surprise.
Happy days never to be repeated. Wore it all the way through first kiss, A levels and University.
Pulsar Quartz Sub (1986) - still going strong and still the most accurate watch I own.
Love ya Dad
Best post in this thread.Worth pennies but more valuable to be than the Batman.
17th birthday present from Dad (30 years ago). He's now long gone, but I still have this. We went together to get it on the morning of my 17th from the shop, and then he let me drive the BMW home with L plates on as a surprise.
Happy days never to be repeated. Wore it all the way through first kiss, A levels and University.
Pulsar Quartz Sub (1986) - still going strong and still the most accurate watch I own.
Love ya Dad
rambo19 said:
Soov535 said:
Here's a thing.
Worth pennies but more valuable to be than the Batman.
17th birthday present from Dad (30 years ago). He's now long gone, but I still have this. We went together to get it on the morning of my 17th from the shop, and then he let me drive the BMW home with L plates on as a surprise.
Happy days never to be repeated. Wore it all the way through first kiss, A levels and University.
Pulsar Quartz Sub (1986) - still going strong and still the most accurate watch I own.
Love ya Dad
Best post in this thread.Worth pennies but more valuable to be than the Batman.
17th birthday present from Dad (30 years ago). He's now long gone, but I still have this. We went together to get it on the morning of my 17th from the shop, and then he let me drive the BMW home with L plates on as a surprise.
Happy days never to be repeated. Wore it all the way through first kiss, A levels and University.
Pulsar Quartz Sub (1986) - still going strong and still the most accurate watch I own.
Love ya Dad
Soov535 said:
Thanks, I can be a sentimental old sod sometimes.
Great story.The fact that you didn't have your first kiss until after you were 17 explains a lot as well!
The springbar failed on the watch my father bought me - it had done it a few times previously and I didn't attend to it. Then one day it must have happened again and I hadn't noticed.
Everytime I choose the watch to wear in the morning I think about it.
desolate said:
Soov535 said:
Thanks, I can be a sentimental old sod sometimes.
Great story.The fact that you didn't have your first kiss until after you were 17 explains a lot as well!
The springbar failed on the watch my father bought me - it had done it a few times previously and I didn't attend to it. Then one day it must have happened again and I hadn't noticed.
Everytime I choose the watch to wear in the morning I think about it.
:fuku:
Soov535 said:
Here's a thing.
Worth pennies but more valuable to be than the Batman.
17th birthday present from Dad (30 years ago). He's now long gone, but I still have this. We went together to get it on the morning of my 17th from the shop, and then he let me drive the BMW home with L plates on as a surprise.
Happy days never to be repeated. Wore it all the way through first kiss, A levels and University.
Pulsar Quartz Sub (1986) - still going strong and still the most accurate watch I own.
Love ya Dad
Happy memories, hat's off to your Dad.Worth pennies but more valuable to be than the Batman.
17th birthday present from Dad (30 years ago). He's now long gone, but I still have this. We went together to get it on the morning of my 17th from the shop, and then he let me drive the BMW home with L plates on as a surprise.
Happy days never to be repeated. Wore it all the way through first kiss, A levels and University.
Pulsar Quartz Sub (1986) - still going strong and still the most accurate watch I own.
Love ya Dad
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