It's Already 2am: 11th Edition... Nodding off at the PC is Dangerous!!

tonyniev wrote in post #12768740
Get at least 8.5 x 11

Agreed.

tonyniev wrote in post #12768740
Get at least 8.5 x 11

bigger even, coffee table book FTW!

tonyniev wrote in post #12768740
Get at least 8.5 x 11

Ya that's what in thinking

Blurr Cube wrote in post #12768742
Of course she does, they all do.

But do YOU enjoy being ****-slapped by her? Heh.

Stevens lost without it

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12768797
Stevens lost without it

Baby come back! You can blame it all on me!

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12768797
Stevens lost without it

No direction. BSGPS (**** Slap GPS)

Famous went away for a week and couldn't even take a decent picture or mount his filters without them falling off

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12768852
Famous went away for a week and couldn't even take a decent picture or mount his filters without them falling off

Haha he just has to keep buying gear

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12768492
i'm not a jewellery person at all, worked around machinery all my life, not the plan, and now i'm retired i have no desire to wear any

Same here. Quit wearing a watch in high school when I injured my wrist. Watch band sits right on top of the injury and it still bothers me. No bracelets for the same reason. Have one ring that I can wear without it bothering me. Several years ago I had a workplace accident that could have cost me my left ring finger, but just left me with scars instead. I do wear a small, light necklace but it goes under my shirt when I'm working.

It will be 14 years this December since I injured my wrist. I managed to wear a watch during the day while I was in Ukraine the last time. I was on my own most of the time and needed to know what time it was all the time. The watch I wore is the same watch I was wearing when I got the injury. I still have it, and it's still running on the same battery

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #12769057
Same here. Quit wearing a watch in high school when I injured my wrist. Watch band sits right on top of the injury and it still bothers me. No bracelets for the same reason. Have one ring that I can wear without it bothering me. Several years ago I had a workplace accident that could have cost me my left ring finger, but just left me with scars instead. I do wear a small, light necklace but it goes under my shirt when I'm working.

It will be 14 years this December since I injured my wrist. I managed to wear a watch during the day while I was in Ukraine the last time. I was on my own most of the time and needed to know what time it was all the time. The watch I wore is the same watch I was wearing when I got the injury. I still have it, and it's still running on the same battery

Can you place the watch on the non-injured hand?

I switch wrists to avoid the dreaded watch tan.

Most I think just check their cells anyways.

I have too many meetings for work and outside of it. A watch is invaluable to me.

Watches
In college I was so proud to have a Breitling chronometer my dad purchased in Germany when he went there under German study grant plus an Agfa training, he also gave me my first 35 mm a Voigtlander.
The watch aside from very useful in drag race timing and rallying also had the circular slide ruleso I actaully carried three slide rules in school, the regular rule and one my dad bought from Lafayette electronic mail order a slide rule with vectors...anyway I lost the watch to a snatcher, on the only time I ride the jeepney, saving money and did not take a taxi, in 1969 when I had the spoiler of my mustang repaired for a few nick. That watch now cost$4000 +.

Fast forawrd I love all the new Seiko digitals, with calculators, etc etc...I have plenty plenty if dress watches but fir last 30 years been using tag heuers as day to day watch.

i cant figure out how to do a full two page 1 picture thing in the adorama book thing?