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Legend

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  1. For those that own this watch, how is the lume like, and is there any need to enhance the lume? Thank you kindly..
  2. whats there not to like? congrats!
  3. highway
  4. looks like a V3.5 but hard to judge from the pics alone. Nice watch either way!
  5. seas
  6. swing
  7. glasses
  8. here's to Mike on a Dike.. I mean bike. Bike.
  9. ah, the prodigal son returns for his 1000th. Congrats my friend and do continue to talk too much.
  10. And famous last words of the man before his 1000th post We are expecting something special eh bro?
  11. LOL my friend, redbull + vodka does not solve every problem in life but it can certainly put things in a pleasant perspective.
  12. The dial rocks. I would not know what the bezel looks like till someone cleans the shit off it.
  13. when
  14. My bro, I fully respect a man's right to own arms, be it for hunting or defense of self or property. Along with that respect, however, comes the expectation that the gun owner is responsible enough socially and morally to not be a danger to both himself and society. Its akin to owning a driving license and a car, if you examine the issue to arms ownership. Like you mentioned, a lot of everyday items can be "converted" to weapons. Kitchen knives, cars, baseball bats, sulphuric acid,steam irons, the list goes on. A gun is more explicit and deliberate in its intention as a weapon, but in my opinion, a man armed with a chainsaw going around massacring a town is no less brutal than a man doing it with a gun. Ditto for a man doing it with a baseball bat spiked with 7inch rusty nails coated with arsenic at the end. In all 3 scenarios, the common problem is the intention of the man. If someone wants to murder someone else, not having a gun is not going to deter him much. It would just affect the method of killing and perhaps the extent of damage he could do.before he could be stopped. Banning guns does not solve the root of the problem of murderous intent, it would merely make would-be murderers think more creatively about how to go about their gruesome tasks, Money, guns, religion, none of these are bad in itself, but its the way they are used by certain trouble-makers that creates tragedies and deeply fissured social issues. A man with 10 guns in his house, with no intention to use them to cause injury, is far less dangerous than a man with a rock who wants nothing more than to brain his neighbor and everyone else he comes across. Ultimately, the real problem is knowing which is which.
  15. Yes mate, and I would like to wish you and your loved ones a happy and healthy 2013 sir.
  16. I am 5'11 and 165lbs. Yes a tad willowy compared with you my brother but you can be sure I won't get in your face if we have a disagreement over the beauty of Audi cars. :D
  17. He is doing a great disservice to enthusiasts from his own country. With his blatant scamming ways, who would dare sell anything to Israel?
  18. apparently some of us are greener than the others. You and me, bro, we belong to the same shade of green I guess? One tinged with, say, the metallic sheen of platinum?
  19. We were all noobies once, and much as I agree, that a significant percentage of noobs are the thankless variety, there are those that blossomed into full-fledged, giving members of this community. I would hope to be a veteran member here someday I would like to thank RWG crew and members like Nanuq, Maxman, Teejay, etc for being kind and obliging to me when I was still new and green. Now I am less new and a darker green.
  20. It CAN fit, but the fit would not be perfect. Also, someone mentioned that the APBands endlink screws fit the rep endlinks. It did not work for me, I could not get the APBands screws to go into the case/endlinks.
  21. A man who is determined to cause harm to another would be able to do so, firearms or not. A gun simply makes it much easier for the man (or woman) to carry out the killing. Some form of firearms control is good, but what is even more important is identifying and controlling those who are apt to kill just for the hell of it. A gun on its own cannot cause any harm. Its always the man behind the trigger.
  22. hellboy
  23. mid-life
  24. said rooster will not last till xmas, neighbor
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