gran

It is still getting wrist time......still running after being serviced by Domenico Gunnar Gran

Excellent high quality collection indeed Greetings Gunnar

Welcome to RWG

I have been very very busy lately but had to take a look at what was going on at RWG...glad you are still here all the best Gunnar

Now thats cake....

I know I know...dont forget my IQ is way way up there and My mother and stepdad has lived in th US for the last 30 years....etc OK lets talk about Norway...ZAPA and the Mothers of invention would love Norway today Survey ranks Norway best for mothers, U.S. 28th Which country is best for mothers and their children? Norway, according to an annual report by Save the Children. And the United States? Way down the list at No. 28, below Estonia, Latvia and Croatia. In compiling its 11th Mothers' Index, the charity analyzed factors that affect the health and well-being of women and children, including access to health care, education and economic opportunities. That's why Norway came out on top: Women are well paid, have easy access to contraception and are entitled to generous government-mandated maternity leave. Dragging down the United States among its "developed" counterparts: High rates of maternal mortality (1 in 4,800) and infant mortality (8 per 1,000), low pre-school enrollment (61%) and one of the least generous maternity-leave policies in terms of duration and pay. "A woman in the Unites States is more than five times as likely as a woman in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece or Italy to die from pregnancy-related causes in her lifetime and her risk of maternal death is nearly 10-fold that of a woman in Ireland," the report said. As for infant mortality, "At this rate, a child in the US is more than twice as likely as a child in Finland, Iceland, Sweden or Singapore to die before his or her fifth birthday." Following Norway in the top 10 are Australia, Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, New Zealand, Finland, the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. Afghanistan sits at the bottom, behind Niger, Chad, Guinea-Bissau, Yemen, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mali, Sudan, Eritrea and Equatorial Guinea.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...seriously we should blame those Austrians for that Besides there will never be any gold fillings in my mouth knowing that gold came from the concentration camps....... The jew loving, Sarah palin hating raving liberal from Norway gran

NORWAY #?....anyhow we are closer to the USA than ever

so is it a true 7753?...The Zigmeister where are you

Yes some have yowza..looka more balanced that IIII..I am sure some members even knows the story behind that "There is a story that a famous clockmaker had constructed a clock for Louis XIV, king of France. The clockmaker had naturally used IV for four. When the clock was shown to the king, he remarked that IIII should have been used instead of IV. When it was explained to him that IV was correct, he still insisted, so that there was nothing to do but change the clock dial. This introduced the custom of using IIII for four. This is probably only a story, however, as IIII occurs long before the time of Louis XIV. And this same story is also told in connection with other monarchs. There is one reason why IIII is preferable to IV, and it may have caused the change. On the other side of the clock dial the VIII is the heaviest number, consisting of four heavy strokes and one light one, as it is usually made. It would destroy the symmetry to have the IV with only two heavy strokes on the other side. Thus IIII with four heavy strokes is much to be preferred. The change may therefore have been made for reasons of symmetry." From Time & Timekeepers, W. I. Milham, The Macmillan Company, New York, 1947, p. 196:

Excellent when visiting the Guggenheim Museum

I must admit that CARTIER santos looks indeed great on your wrist

Cheap reaplicas are just that

A watch that can induce emesis?

CHOPARD is beautiful

Glad to see your Avatar restored Clive

Now that is positive thinking

OK so what really happened at the Sexhibition in Oslo Norway? 1. Norwegian championship in stripping...male and females competing...not bad, some were very talented and no restrictions on what part of body/organs etc are shown... 2. I bought some "organic" pills they said would work in a erotic way within 4 hours....not sure if it was the pills or not but things did happend that evening 3. I did not see Dani there...maybe he wore too may clothes as I would have spotted him because of his body markings sorry no pictures

You god damn idiot..obviously I mind you moron... anyhow you might have a point...... I have quit using that strap now ...besides the SS bracelet is the only thing that really fits this watch well.....

wont need the improved Ploprof until next summer..it is not a tool watch..it is a summer watch