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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt View Post
    Wow! Rep sarcasm, that's brutal
    Ooh I must try that some time

    *selects victim*

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raza View Post
    Typing on a MacBook is a scary thing when wearing a watch with a bracelet. You don't know what's going to take more damage, the clasp or the computer.
    I dunno ... my Macbook Pro doesn't have a scratch on it. Wish I could say the same for my clasps.
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    Glashütte Original Senator Hand Date (GONE) | Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow (GONE - turns out I don’t much care for chronographs) | Omega Seamaster 300 GMT "Great White" | Rolex Datejust 16013 | Ulysse Nardin 14K chronometre (c. 1960s) | Marathon TSAR | Meistersinger Metris | Apple Watch

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    I learned that I'm almost uneducable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinylgreek View Post
    I learned that I'm almost uneducable.
    I'm confused: Is that a contradiction in terms, an oxymoron, or something more complex ?
    Some people have opinions - The rest of us have taste.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinylgreek View Post
    I learned that I'm almost uneducable.
    My wife has suggested the same of me.

    So, which ones ARE the FOOD scissors anyway, and which pan shouldn't I soap? And what does she mean when she says I should stay out of her triangle?
    Updated after some divestment:

    Glashütte Original Senator Hand Date (GONE) | Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow (GONE - turns out I don’t much care for chronographs) | Omega Seamaster 300 GMT "Great White" | Rolex Datejust 16013 | Ulysse Nardin 14K chronometre (c. 1960s) | Marathon TSAR | Meistersinger Metris | Apple Watch

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    Some possible answers:
    Quote Originally Posted by dbakiva View Post
    So, which ones ARE the FOOD scissors anyway,
    Usually stainless steel with a serate on one edge.

    Quote Originally Posted by dbakiva View Post
    ... which pan shouldn't I soap?
    The one used for frying eggs.

    Quote Originally Posted by dbakiva View Post
    .... what does she mean when she says I should stay out of her triangle?
    She's going to Bermuda without you
    Some people have opinions - The rest of us have taste.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crownpuller View Post
    I'm confused: Is that a contradiction in terms, an oxymoron, or something more complex ?
    You've clearly wandered into my mental labyrinth. I shan't say another word.

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    I learned that my dog enjoys jalapeno potato chips

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