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 Posted: Thu Jan 31st, 2008 10:36 pm
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Welcome to 3T JD!....Awesome having you onboard Buddy!hand6.gifhand6.gif

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 Posted: Thu Jan 31st, 2008 10:47 pm
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Welcome aboard 3T JD... got any pics of that Zeno bullhead??  :cool:

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 Posted: Thu Jan 31st, 2008 10:48 pm
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Big thanks... Great group of people you have here! This is my first real blogging, (if that is the proper word to use), experience, and I'm having a hard time peeling-away to get some work done! Thanks to 3T, I'm buying more watches and working less... I may need an intervention.

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We all are... and we all do... :shock:

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Thanks to 3T, I'm buying more watches and working less... I may need an intervention.

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Here is a stock one for now. I'll shoot some multi POV's soon.

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 Posted: Thu Jan 31st, 2008 10:55 pm
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Cool thanks...  there have been some other bullheads around here, seiko, citizen etc, but the Zeno remains my favorite... 

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Here is a stock one for now. I'll shoot some multi POV's soon.

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 Posted: Thu Jan 31st, 2008 11:13 pm
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I agree. I buy watches on their quality AND the story behind them. Take the Orsa for example: The fact that the founder set out on his own to create a high-quality bold-looking diver watch without jacking the customer with a steep price tag, drew me to buy one, (and put myself on the list for another). As a business owner, I know how tough it is for someone to compete in such a mature market as pro dive watches.

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JDBuckwell wrote: Thanks Ken... now I really feel at home. Living in the Peoples Republic of California, I've gotten used to keeping my "constitution-respecting, conservative nature" close to the vest.
WOW!  A conservative in California.. COOL!  Thats a rare thing!  Glad to meet ya!  I know what you mean about feeling at home.  I did some checking of the site and there are many topics of interest to talk about.  I have found that if you collect one item, you probably collect others.  I have many interests and have found others on this site also do and we can talk about them.  You learn more about the person your talking with imo.  Have fun with the watches, Scott  ThumbsUp02.gif

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Thanks Scott... BTW nice tractor!

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Jd, I think you're fine with the gun talkhere. There's a few vets and currently serving(myself included) individuals here. I can't help but smile when you say you have a NM Springfield Armory. I have a frame up custom build with a NM Springfield Armory frame(early 90's production), built by Mike Bay. He was trained by Armand Swenson. Between my watches and custom 45's, I think my wife is beside herself:D.

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I totally understand... If it wasn't for guns, watches and cars, I'd consider myself a wealthy man. The bulk of my equity is subject to depreciation. Case in point: I purchased an HK USP Elite (6 in barrel, target), which is rather rare in the US. Do I need it?.... NO, but it is RARE and COOL!

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JDBuckwell wrote: I totally understand... If it wasn't for guns, watches and cars, I'd consider myself a wealthy man. The bulk of my equity is subject to depreciation. Case in point: I purchased an HK USP Elite (6 in barrel, target), which is rather rare in the US. Do I need it?.... NO, but it is RARE and COOL!
My Wife has gotten me so may times with those words, 'do you really need it' or 'I know my baby is a reasonable man and will make the right decision'. I hate hearing those words:D:D. JD, once again, glad to have you aboard. Maybe we can talk guns in a different thread sometime, but right now, I think we've turned this into one of the longest intro's I've seen:). Later Brother.

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