Pugwash

It does if they use webmail.

Yes. There are three people here on PowerMax: Kenberg, myself and now Ubiquitous. I'm honoured to be in this qualified company.

Welcome to the Alumni of p0w0maXX0rz! Keep on posting.

I'll be bringing some back, yes. ps. No, I'm not dead, but I have a hoose and I'm picking up a fish supper to eat in ma wee hoose tonight.

No chance. Take the M8 west ... see the big city with the curry hooses?

Ok, I get it now, and this isn't news. I'm surprised Bush hasn't thrown himself on a grenade to get the plubcans back in yet. He will probably do that towards the end. Welcome to Politics. All politicians want is to remain in power at any cost, and this has been like that since the beginning of politics.

So, nobody go round thinking I'm dead or something. I'll be back online tuesday, but Mrs Pugwash will be back so I'll have a life and spend less time here than I've been the last few weeks.

I think I was preoccupied when I wrote it. It was rather ambiguous.

I'll be getting my LV at the end of the month, so I'll have my own pics up soon. I can tell you now: they'll not be this good. The only thing I manage to do better is image hosting. Poor Imagebucket.

Didn't I say that while also explaining why glasses are called Lunettes? Lunette actually means pretty much any round hoop, and it literally means small moon or moon-shaped.

Not really, to be honest. It was a reference to your recent posts about drunkenness.

It's a beauty. I love the medicalness of it.

There are two sizes, yes.

Lunette means bezel. Glasses (Lunettes) are made of two glassed bezels. As for the photos, the master at work.

That one is Full Moon, not Reduced. *Pugwash inspiredly puts his Moon Watch on.*

It's weasely. Unless he says Aftermarket, he's scamming. It's nowhere near as rare as he says.

Place des Voges? If you want cheap accomodation, you head away from the centre. 18th, near (but not too near) Montmartre, is cheap, for instance. Bastille/Marais isn't. Being away from the centre isn't that important as the Metro system (and the buses) is efficient enough that anywhere is at most 45 minutes away from anywhere important. http://wikitravel.org/en/Paris

Ok, Paris is not, I repeat not, that expensive. You just need to know how to avoid the walletectomy that so many places offer. Eating out can cost as little as 10€ a head for good food, as long as you avoid the tourist traps. If you ever visit London or New York, you'll be introduced to expensive. Cost of living in Paris is 25%-30% less than London.

I'm going to be biased and suggest Paris. I'd be able to find some time to show you around, probably. Definitely beer, though. ps. I took Mrs Pugwash on a trip to Paris 7 years ago. We stayed.

This much I get, but there's far too much reading off-site needed to comprehend the OP's point. I don't get what point he's trying to make. Too much effort required. Hey, Archie, how about one paragraph explaining the post? Elevator-Pitch it to me. 30 seconds ... go!

You'll note I didn't even make reference to Gran in this post.

Fantasy.

Not true. Seiko makes digital watches, automatic mechanicals, soul-less quartz robots, mechanical quartz kinetics and ... the king of modern movements, the Seiko Spring Drive. If you want a Chrono, you're probably getting quartz. If you want a diving watch, you have a choice between quartz and auto. My Seiko Diver (SKX031K2) is an Automatic. It cost me $65 on eBay and is waterproof to 100M. Shocking quality for the money.

I'll have a go with a better source soon.

Yes, and he uses weaselspeak to hide the fact that it's a rep. IT'S A **UNIQE** MINT CONDITION **COLECTEBLE** DIAL. IF YOU WANT TO HAVE **RARE** PAUL NEWMAN DIAL THIS IS THE DIAL FOR YOU. AN ORIGINAL DIAL LIKE THAT COST BETWEEN $10.000 TO $18.000.