In article >,
"kilikini" > wrote:

> Omelet wrote:
> > In article om>,
> > "Sheldon" > wrote:
> >
> >> Using a credit card on line at a secure site is far safer than using
> >> a credit card in person at your neighborhood grocery. Using a credit
> >> card on line is certainly safer than C.O.D. Paying C.O.D is reserved
> >> for buying knock offs/pirated merchandise from street venders... I
> >> mean you know that $5 watch is not a real Rollex
> >>
> >> Sheldon Rolex
> >
> > But it still keeps the time. ;-)
> >
> > Sorry, but I was just never in to the whole expensive time piece thing.
> > Seems kinda stupid to me. A waste of money that could be used for
> > other things (like a Kimber maybe <G>).
> >
> > The $6.00 "watch it" watches from Wal-mart keep accurate time until
> > the battery dies and they last a good 2 years or so. By the time the
> > battery wears down, they are getting ratty looking anyway so I remove
> > the dead battery and toss the watch into the metal recycling...
> >
> > Then get another one for $6.00.
>
> I'm with you on this one, Om. I watch movies or TV shows where the man gets
> an expensive watch; his eyes light up and it's like the greatest gift in the
> world. Just give me something that tells the time for gosh sakes! (Or is
> it more of a guy thing because most guys don't wear alot of jewelry?)
>
> kili

I just don't get it... :-)

'course I don't go for designer purses either! <G>
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