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Hammerfjord wrote:
You don´t know what is long amigo…
I bought a watch and it took one week to cross Norway: Who knows why!!!
After this painful waiting, I had a phone call from the job...
The day I should receive my very new watch, I suddenly had to travel out offshore at 5am.
So I missed it by 4 hours.
Then 2 weeks was the new waiting.
14 days after, when home was calling, my helicopter was canceled because of lightnings and I had to wait one more day at sea!!!
Then the new plane flights to home was changed and instead of a fast ride, I got only a great tour around all the country to finally arrive yesterday night: Using all my day in f@ck´n Oslo airport...
When I arrived home, I opened the box tried the watch and said to my girlfriend that I was in love...
Her answer was with a smile "Maybe I should leave?".
So I had to leave the watch again for a while
You don´t know what is waiting...
Nice share, Sheriff. I know the feeling for a new watch
For sure GMT´Jeff!
