So Deep Seadwellers aren't too popular then? 
Menswear: Which watch?
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20 May 2009 14:37
I don't thtink there is anything wrong with buying anything on credit, if it's interest free and not more than the cash price would be, it's just like saving-up but you have the thing at the start not the end.
Credit + interest should be avoided at all costs though IMO
I didn't mean it as a bad thing but in most cases I find it hard to believe someone paid in cash there and then for an item especially on here apart from in mitigating circumstances. I could go out today to a shopping centre a hundred yards from my work to buy a tag/rolex on credit. Does that then make me instantaniously a big hitter? I would prob personally feel more of a mug.
20 May 2009 14:47
I don't thtink there is anything wrong with buying anything on credit, if it's interest free and not more than the cash price would be, it's just like saving-up but you have the thing at the start not the end.
Credit + interest should be avoided at all costs though IMO
I didn't mean it as a bad thing but in most cases I find it hard to believe someone paid in cash there and then for an item especially on here apart from in mitigating circumstances. I could go out today to a shopping centre a hundred yards from my work to buy a tag/rolex on credit. Does that then make me instantaniously a big hitter? I would prob personally feel more of a mug.
carnt come out tonight my watch payments due type scenario?
20 May 2009 15:28
http://www.fuk.co.uk/threads/amazing_online_test
20 May 2009 15:46
I don't thtink there is anything wrong with buying anything on credit, if it's interest free and not more than the cash price would be, it's just like saving-up but you have the thing at the start not the end.
Credit + interest should be avoided at all costs though IMO
I didn't mean it as a bad thing but in most cases I find it hard to believe someone paid in cash there and then for an item especially on here apart from in mitigating circumstances. I could go out today to a shopping centre a hundred yards from my work to buy a tag/rolex on credit. Does that then make me instantaniously a big hitter? I would prob personally feel more of a mug.
carnt come out tonight my watch payments due type scenario?
can't come out tonight got to stay in and bang all the fit birds my new watch attracted
20 May 2009 16:30
I don't thtink there is anything wrong with buying anything on credit, if it's interest free and not more than the cash price would be, it's just like saving-up but you have the thing at the start not the end.
Credit + interest should be avoided at all costs though IMO
I didn't mean it as a bad thing but in most cases I find it hard to believe someone paid in cash there and then for an item especially on here apart from in mitigating circumstances. I could go out today to a shopping centre a hundred yards from my work to buy a tag/rolex on credit. Does that then make me instantaniously a big hitter? I would prob personally feel more of a mug.
carnt come out tonight my watch payments due type scenario?
can't come out tonight got to stay in and bang all the fit birds my new watch attracted
no MilSpex
21 May 2009 10:57
It`s high end for me and my salary/world. Btw plenty of Roley`s cost less than what I have. Again, I wank over the design and utilitarism of it. I wouldn`t want a gold/blue Rolex unless I could sell it, it has no wank value to me, its just an ugly, over the top piece of shit.
21 May 2009 12:55
It is important to remember that in most cases these people who are punching above their weight wearing watches of a high calibre have paid for them in credit, interest free and not in a lump sum.
I don't thtink there is anything wrong with buying anything on credit, if it's interest free and not more than the cash price would be, it's just like saving-up but you have the thing at the start not the end.
Credit + interest should be avoided at all costs though IMO
I didn't mean it as a bad thing but in most cases I find it hard to believe someone paid in cash there and then for an item especially on here apart from in mitigating circumstances. I could go out today to a shopping centre a hundred yards from my work to buy a tag/rolex on credit. Does that then make me instantaniously a big hitter? I would prob personally feel more of a mug.
It is important to remember that in most cases these people who are punching above their weight wearing watches of a high calibre have paid for them in credit, interest free and not in a lump sum.
I don't thtink there is anything wrong with buying anything on credit, if it's interest free and not more than the cash price would be, it's just like saving-up but you have the thing at the start not the end.
Credit + interest should be avoided at all costs though IMO
I didn't mean it as a bad thing but in most cases I find it hard to believe someone paid in cash there and then for an item especially on here apart from in mitigating circumstances. I could go out today to a shopping centre a hundred yards from my work to buy a tag/rolex on credit. Does that then make me instantaniously a big hitter? I would prob personally feel more of a mug.
carnt come out tonight my watch payments due type scenario?
next time im with the dealers ill take some smudges of there watches theres all sorts in there there obsessed with whos is the thinnest (old money) ..
http://www.fuk.co.uk/threads/amazing_online_test
It is important to remember that in most cases these people who are punching above their weight wearing watches of a high calibre have paid for them in credit, interest free and not in a lump sum.
I don't thtink there is anything wrong with buying anything on credit, if it's interest free and not more than the cash price would be, it's just like saving-up but you have the thing at the start not the end.
Credit + interest should be avoided at all costs though IMO
I didn't mean it as a bad thing but in most cases I find it hard to believe someone paid in cash there and then for an item especially on here apart from in mitigating circumstances. I could go out today to a shopping centre a hundred yards from my work to buy a tag/rolex on credit. Does that then make me instantaniously a big hitter? I would prob personally feel more of a mug.
carnt come out tonight my watch payments due type scenario?
can't come out tonight got to stay in and bang all the fit birds my new watch attracted
It is important to remember that in most cases these people who are punching above their weight wearing watches of a high calibre have paid for them in credit, interest free and not in a lump sum.
I don't thtink there is anything wrong with buying anything on credit, if it's interest free and not more than the cash price would be, it's just like saving-up but you have the thing at the start not the end.
Credit + interest should be avoided at all costs though IMO
I didn't mean it as a bad thing but in most cases I find it hard to believe someone paid in cash there and then for an item especially on here apart from in mitigating circumstances. I could go out today to a shopping centre a hundred yards from my work to buy a tag/rolex on credit. Does that then make me instantaniously a big hitter? I would prob personally feel more of a mug.
carnt come out tonight my watch payments due type scenario?
can't come out tonight got to stay in and bang all the fit birds my new watch attracted
no MilSpex
Noble isnt questioning who loves their watch more, he's just saying its a bit sad to wank over your rolex, when it is one of the low end ones.
It`s high end for me and my salary/world. Btw plenty of Roley`s cost less than what I have. Again, I wank over the design and utilitarism of it. I wouldn`t want a gold/blue Rolex unless I could sell it, it has no wank value to me, its just an ugly, over the top piece of shit.
can not be arsed to take apic of the watch on my wrist, its this one…
http://www.oipolloi.com/store/CasioGSHOCK-GShockGLX56007White-4872.html
http://www.oipolloi.com/store/CasioGSHOCK-GShockGLX56007White-4872.html
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