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I have a Pepsi dial Seiko diver on a jubilee bracelet that rocks. Model SKX009. no better value.

Not to be pedantic, but tritium is what hydrogen with 1 proton and 2 neutrons is called. It is tritium whether it is in pure (T-T), or heterogeneous (T-x) form. It is gaseous when part of a gaseous molecule, and solid or liquid when parts of molecules in those phases. Since it has identical properties with standard, single-nucleon, hydrogen; it can be substituted in a molecule almost anywhere hydrogen can. I used to use tritiated compounds to track drug distribution in animals it works great for that too.

+1 Life is too short to leave a smelly rep strap on your nice, new "Breitling" BoB straps are an excellent value.

I'd have to be psychic to tell that one from the gen. Right on!

Watch out for the rebel leader, Sam Boga!

Wasn't that in "The Gods Must Be Crazy"?

+1 I'm thinking of getting one of these myself.

It's not easy bein' green...

"Nicolas Hayek, president of the world's leading watchmaker, Swatch Group, remarked at the time: "It's like a bunch of cardinals getting together and robbing the Vatican bank."" But that DID happen!

As an ex-infantryman, there are two reasons that leap to my mind: 1) AK-series weapons were designed to be made by stamping rather than machining (we all know about that here). Therefore they can be made very cheaply. 2) AK-series weapons can fire almost regardless of how clean they are. This is very important in the field. That said, I'd absolutely choose the M16A2 over an AK-series rifle. It's a more accurate weapon, and the ammo is lighter. But I think I'd rather have a 7.62mm M14 over either one because of the greater range, stopping power, and that I'm more of a "one shot at a time" guy.

IPB?

Even if he fails to get money from suing the producers, he will get large residuals as long as that show is played.

A mighty fine looking watch.