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one of those guys I got to sharing some wine with has no fewer than fifty of them. eek.gif("I don't fully trust the banks.")
Congrats man! It's a great and exhausting club to be a part of, best of luck with everything!as I'm joining the rapidly-growing-in-this-thread fatherhood club. It's been fun having absolutely minimal life responsibilities up to this point, but I'm very happy to move on to the next phase.
Other than that, Mrs. B and I just got back from a furniture-retrieval road trip to Denmark. We picked up the G-Wagen of prams en route as well — the fortress-like Simo Kombivogn in olive drab, for those who take interest in such things — as I'm joining the rapidly-growing-in-this-thread fatherhood club. It's been fun having absolutely minimal life responsibilities up to this point, but I'm very happy to move on to the next phase.
Those are Red Wing Beckman's.A manly beater indeed. What are the boots?
There appears to be a lot of (often unnecessary) debate on watch forums on what constitutes good finishing. In my opinion, it's often a misunderstood topic.
Take a look at the movement below - one respected watch nerd contends that it's very well finished, and worthy of acclaim. Another bigwig in the watch world has termed it 'mediocre'. I have my own (strong) opinion on the matter, but given the polarizing views, curious to see what the WISs at SF think:
I believe we are about to discuss the difference between "decorative" and "good". I wouldn't dare say that the picture above is bad, but I think it is more in the decorative category than exceptional in empirical quality.
I am prepared to be pwned mercilessly in the interest of greater knowledge.