Wrist Watch

[eFestivals]

??? but you dont even delete the post that got you onto (yet another) the tirade in the first place!

You cant have much else to do. I dont know what you`ve deleted..I cant remember.... but I know by doing so you are confirming what you are:

The Leader. The Boss. The One Who Can Do What He Wants. No1.

Fair enough, its the right thing to do.

den

These forums have rules. These forums have always operated to those rules. These forums are successful. These forums will continue to operate to those rules. If you want to post the crap you sometimes like to post, you're more than welcome to do that elsewhere.

And if you keep up with the responses you're giving, I'll be changing how I respond. I've got more than enough to do, and there's only so long I'm prepared to have you add to the things I have to do.

Edited February 26, 2011 by eFestivals

[Bisque]

I'm all good for rules, hopefully going into one of the armed forces soon, but lets not be too harsh.

I wanted this post to be about what watches people wore to festivals. It might seem mundane but in today's day & age fashion seems to be very important at festivals.

So are people going for fashion or function???

A G-Shock or a Tag F1?

Forget this lard... I personally like eating healthy (except at festivals where this is a near impossibility unless your at Glasto/Guilfest or a another festival I have not been too where food choice is abundant). BTW I'm now not moaning about festival food but I'm welcome to hear any comments in this thread!

[markeee]

I'm all good for rules, hopefully going into one of the armed forces soon, but lets not be too harsh.

I wanted this post to be about what watches people wore to festivals. It might seem mundane but in today's day & age fashion seems to be very important at festivals.

So are people going for fashion or function???

A G-Shock or a Tag F1?

Forget this lard... I personally like eating healthy (except at festivals where this is a near impossibility unless your at Glasto/Guilfest or a another festival I have not been too where food choice is abundant). BTW I'm now not moaning about festival food but I'm welcome to hear any comments in this thread!

[Bisque]

I don't really know what I went for, I just liked this breo watch, I wear it everyday, not just for festivals or in the gym or anything, does the job, cheap..I don't need some fancy expensive watch that I'll be worried about damaging

[rabid]

No offence but I probably couldn't wear a Breo watch for my job. However I am a bit (recent) of a G-Shock collector so always like having a looksy at watch G-Shock people are wearing. I think it tells a lot about you which G you go for...

[Gre]

£1 Primark

[diddly-dee]

These forums have rules. These forums have always operated to those rules. These forums are successful. These forums will continue to operate to those rules. If you want to post the crap you sometimes like to post, you're more than welcome to do that elsewhere.

And if you keep up with the responses you're giving, I'll be changing how I respond. I've got more than enough to do, and there's only so long I'm prepared to have you add to the things I have to do.

[jamiejc]

I suppose the TV watch never did really take of due to mobile phone platform.... oh well

Edit: saying that my mate had a radio watch back in the early 80's which was damn right cool then...

Edited February 28, 2011 by jamiejc

[gratedenini]

Now then Neil, whilst I can appreciate where you're coming from in the matter of Den's onanistic themed ramblings and how they could be perceived as being somewhat off-thread. However, I have got just two words to say that I hope you'll consider before removing any of Den's posts and closing down the efestivals avenue of expression for him... BIG SOCIETY.

Bewildered? Okay, I'll explain... Clearly Den has some sort of masturbatory-orientated tourettes and, in the absence of sufficient Mental Health workers in the Hartlepool area as a consequence of government cutbacks, these forums are a mechanism whereby he can safely express himself and cause little or no public nuisance. However, in the absence of such, he'd undoubtedly be compelled to seek outlet elsewhere - the consequences of which are just too dreadful to think of. Imagine it, Den in his local branch of Tesco Express sidling up to a housewife with a basket of shopping, "Howay pet, you don't want to be feeding the bairns supernoodles, fodder like that will never put enough jizz in their plums". Or Den ambling along a boulevard near his home, he sights an elderly lady struggling with her bags of groceries; "Now then wifey, let me carry that shopping for you, it's good exercise for me arms like so I can bash my bishop into the wee small hours". And i don't even want to raise the dreadful spectre of him ranting on about bukkake outside a local primary school.

As such, don't think of a number of Den's posts as being the quasi-pornographic outpourings of a middle-aged Hartlepool man, instead think of efestivals forums as playing their part in the Big Society by provding a much-needed meachanism for expression that would be grossly anti-social in any other context.

[rabid]

Oh... I`d love to reply...but...

den