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Here is the other one.
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When someone asks if they should get an LBC, my response is if you wear a wind-up watch and cook with gas, you'll probably like an LBC. If you wear a digital watch and cook with a microwave, an LBC probably isn't for you.
 
HealeyRick said:
OK, you can admit it to me Doc and it will be our secret. Sometimes you "dress up" as James Bond, don't you?
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Not with any intent, Rick... and that's "Commander Bond" BTW. :highly_amused:
 
HealeyRick said:
OK, you can admit it to me Doc and it will be our secret. Sometimes you "dress up" as James Bond, don't you?
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I can hardly see doc drinking a CAB stirred, not shaken :thirsty:
 
mmmm... Elliot, ain't that "shaken, not stirred" ?!?

Either way, a CAB would become a good close quarters weapon, at least as enuff distraction for the chance to pull out th' Walther. :smirk:
 
Nice Longines Maynard.
 
waltesefalcon said:
Nice Longines Maynard.
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Walter, I thought you might get a kick out of seeing this, I got the "counterfeit" Omega, not too impressed. Here are the fake and my real Omega Seamaster Soccer variant, side by side.

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Pretty easy to tell the copy!
 
My Rolex died, but here's my beautiful Breitling Navitimer. Feast your eyes peasants.Breitling.jpgBreitling1.jpgWorth every penny of the $25 I paid for it after it fell off a truck...
 
Nice, Paul. I never had that kind of luck.
 
Fuzzy indeed. That's my lousy photography. My fake Rolex only lasted a year. The Breitling sits in a drawer unused most of the year. It's one of those where motion winds it. I didn't think those 3 little dials actually worked but they do. Both the Rolex and the Breitling were purchased in Shanghai. I had to go upstairs behind a curtain. There was a whole showcase of cheap fakes. I paid $25 for the Rolex. When it died, my son bought me the Breitling - also $25. Today, I had to pull the windshield reservoir out of the Alfa - it had a hole in the bottom. I pulled out of the same drawer a $20 Timex that had lain there for over 6 or 7 years and guess what - it was still working. The original battery hadn't died. I strapped it on and went to work. I found one reservoir on EBay - condition unknown. Apparently neither Alfa parts supplier has that model, only the earlier one. I tried duct taping it but it still leaked. Maybe fiberglassing? The hole is pretty big - maybe 1" x 3". Anybody ever repair one of these plastic reservoirs?
 
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