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baglc1
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Just go and have a nice cup of
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Its been 10 mins since the [censored], do you spit or swallow.
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George jeans at Asda superstore UK are
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Can it go round corners !!!
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And the xxxx in Castlemaine stands for [censored].
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My caseback engraving - Updated with Final result!
baglc1 replied to V's topic in General Discussion
The middle part under the divers helmet looks like a smiley face. Otherwise good. -
Yes i've been reading them, just want to see if he make's another.
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Can,t wait to see your list, so it helps me when choosing.
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Could you please review this Mont Blanc (220197344535 ebay). . Then accept it as a gift. You have to take a look.
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HE "is that real" ME "Personnally i don't see what it has to do with you" end.
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PT has it, but no ceramic bezel.
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Just sent my $37 deposit for Yachtmaster with 2892-A2 movement from watchmaker9. The balance to pay in June, total price $375. The price increase's the longer you leave it. Have a look and tell us what you think, the first lot of picture's are of a Gen they bought to copy but there are more picture's of a reverse engineering as it is built. They are claiming again it is 1:1 and will take any Gen parts you wish to fit. They are also selling ETA movements with machined designs done by themselves. Like i say have a look and tell us what you think.
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If that "IWC" logo was any more to the right it might as well be engraved on your desk.
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Subject: Clarkson Unhand my patio heater, archbishop British sceptic Jeremy Clarkson takes on the Church of the Environment in his usual mocking style. I have added as picture of His Grace below so that all readers will understand Clarkson's satirical allusions to beards and eyebrows The Archbishop of Canterbury told the faithful on Christmas Day that unless human beings abandon our greed, we will be responsible for the death of the planet. Hmm. I'm not sure that I can take a lecture on greed from a man who heads one of the western world's richest institutions. As we huddle under a patio heater to stay warm while having a cigarette in the rain, his bishops are living in palatial splendour with banqueting halls, wondering where to invest the next billion. And are the churches open at night as shelter for the homeless and the weak? No, they are locked lest someone should decide to redress the inequalities of western society by half-inching a candelabra and fencing it to buy Christmas presents for his kiddies. Then we must ask how much old Rowan really understands about the implications and causes of global warming. He thinks that taking a holiday in Florida and driving a Range Rover caused the flooding in Tewkesbury this summer. But then he also believes it's possible for a man to walk on water and feed a crowd of 5,000 with nothing more than a couple of sardines. Hmm. Well here are some facts that Rowan might like to chew on over his fair-trade breakfast cereal. The Alps are enjoying good snowfalls this year, in much the same way that the Alps in New South Wales enjoyed healthy snowfalls last summer. The hurricane season finished a couple of weeks ago and, contrary to all the scaremongering from Al Gore's mates, the number of severe storms, for the second year in a row, was slightly below average. Closer to home, Britain did not, as was predicted by the BBC's hysterical internet news site, bake this summer under record-breaking temperatures. It was wet and soggy, much like in all the summers of my youth. And the only reason Tewkesbury flooded is because we've all paved our drives and built houses on the flood plains so the rainwater had nowhere else to go apart from Mrs Miggins's front room. In the light of all this, I would like Rowan Williams to come out from behind his eyebrows and tell us how many people have been killed by greed-induced global warming. Because even the most swivel-eyed lunatic would be hard pressed to claim it's more than a few dozen. Meanwhile, I reckon the number of people killed over the years by religious wars is around 809m. I tell you this, beardie. Many, many more people have died in the name of God than were killed in the name of Hitler. Between 1096 and 1270, the Crusades killed about 1.5m. Way more than have been killed by patio heaters and Range Rovers combined. Then there was the 30 years' war, which reduced Europe's population by about 7.5m. And the slaughter is still going on today in Iraq and Afghanistan and Palestine and Pakistan. Benazir Bhutto was killed by a religious nut, not a homeless polar bear. We have been told by those of a communist disposition that if we return to a life of sackcloth and potato soup (bishops excepted) and if we meet all the targets laid down by the great scientist John Prescott at Kyoto, then Britain will be a shining beacon to the world. Others will see what we have done and immediately lay down their 4x4s. Rubbish. America and China and India will ignore our lunacy and our economic suicide and continue to embody the human spirit for self-improvement (or greed, as Rowan calls it). No matter. Old Rowan will doubtless applaud the move. This is a man who was arrested in the antinuclear protests of the 1980s. Who refused to call the 9/11 terrorists evil and said they had serious moral goals. Who thinks that every single thing bought and sold is "an act of aggression" on the developing world. Who campaigns for gay rights but wouldn't actually appoint a homosexual as a bishop. And who recently said in an interview that America was the bad guy and that Muslims in Britain were like the good Samaritans. In other words, he's a full-on, five-star, paid-up member of the loony left, so anything that prevents the middle classes from having a Range Rover and a patio heater is bound to get his vote. If, however, he really wants to bring peace and stability to the world, if he really believes Britain can be a force for good and a shining beacon in troubled times, then I urge him to close the Church of England. If we can demonstrate that we can survive without a church - and when you note 750,000 more people went online shopping on Christmas Day than went to church, you could argue we already do - then, who knows, maybe the mullahs and the left-footers will follow suit. Daft? Not as daft as expecting the government in Beijing to renounce electricity because everyone in Britain has swapped their Range Rover for a mangle. But better? Well yes. I genuinely believe we are born with a moral compass and we don't need it reset every Sunday morning by some weird-beard communist in a dress. I am, as you may have gathered, completely unreligious, but it doesn't stop me trying to be kind to others, and I'm never completely overwhelmed with a need to murder madmen in pulpits. Slightly overwhelmed sometimes, but never completely.
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Subject: Cuckoo Clock > > >> >> >>> The other night I was invited out for a night with "the girls". I told >>> my husband that I would be home by midnight "I promise"! >>> >>> Well, the hours passed and the Margaritas went down too easy! >>> >>> Around 3am a bit loaded, I headed for home. Just as I got in the door >>> the >>> cuckoo clock in the hall started up and cuckooed three times. Quickly >>> realising my husband would probably wake up, I cuckooed another nine >>> times. >>> >>> I was really proud of myself for coming up with such a quick-witted >>> solution (even when totally smashed) in order to escape a possible >>> conflict >>> with him! >>> >>> The next morning my husband asked me what time I got in, and I told him >>> "midnight" he didn't seemed p*ssed off at all! Phew, got away with >>> that >>> one! >>> >>> Then he said, "We need a new cuckoo clock!" >>> >>> When I asked him why he said "Well, last night our clock cuckooed three >>> times, then said 'oh sh*t' cuckooed four more times, cleared its throat, >>> cuckooed another three times, giggled, cuckooed twice more, and then >>> tripped >>> over the coffee table and farted!" >>>
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OK, had a little dig, but what next Mohamhed the red nose reindeer, Pope John Paul the penguin vi. Come on. ITS A STUFFED BEAR.
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Who are all those friendly people on Dani's post (page 1) waving plastic swords and asking for this 56 year old (not 2056 year old) woman to be freed, Here's me thinking they were going to watch a Mohamhad Ali boxing match, not looking for some cuddly bear.
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That 1% ( minority you say ) of extremists you talk about must all be in Sudan then.
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Is this the 2500 year old TeeJay again, still got your head buried in the sand letting it all happen, turning a blind eye, maybe they should have silenced the bear.
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This LimiiTed IDIOT is a star, he must think if he spells like this and try's to sell his 170 year old relations watch the bidding will get reel hiGHer.
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Dating Advice - I really Screwed up and didn't perform
baglc1 replied to redroom's topic in The looney bin
Dear Deadre, I went out the oth...... Sorry wrong Forum. -
Hanky Panky going on in the rep assembly line?
baglc1 replied to RWG Technical's topic in General Discussion
How much was shipping.