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fark yeah... how much?

*cough* too much *cough* my wallet, it hurts lol

Nah it's a 4K watch, worth every cent though when you see it in the flesh. And it'll last forever. The difference in quality between what I'm wearing now and the new one is incredible.

looks nice, when does it arrive

In a month or so I hope

actually thats a damn nice lookin watch

not as nice as the 4K tag heuer but nice all the same :P

lol I wish I got it for 2.5k... didn't pay the full 4k though.

I'm not planning on wearing it everywhere - sure it'll get plenty of use, but if I'm out on the town or something where there's a fair chance I could damage or lose it, it stays at home. It's covered by home & contents insurance, for more than I paid for it (yes, legally). It's actually a lot more durable than my normal watch (better built, crystal face instead of glass etc) but I don't plan to test that out :)

If I were to spend the money on a car, it's money I'd never see again, for something I'd enjoy for maybe 5 years. Don't get me wrong, I'm still hanging out to tinker on another 'line but I do like to spend money on other things too :P

<osseh> i have a twin pack of garlic bread in the freezer

<osseh> on the packet it says "contains 18 servings"

<osseh> 18 servings from 2 garlic breads?! what the f**k

<osseh> does it come with a mini jesus inside

my breaks are here! Yay!

i believe they are spelt brakes :P

*cough* too much *cough* my wallet, it hurts lol

Nah it's a 4K watch, worth every cent though when you see it in the flesh. And it'll last forever. The difference in quality between what I'm wearing now and the new one is incredible.

In a month or so I hope

nice waste of money marc...seriously, all it does is tells u the date and time :)

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