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Discussion => Off topic => Topic started by: StExo on October 09, 2012, 09:49 pm
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Take a leaf out of the Ahoyhoy book of charm and cool....
Rule number one: Don't try too hard.
'aint no rule number two.
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If you want to support British brands, Vivienne Westwood, Mulberry, Aquascutum, and Dunhill, all cost a small bomb, but should last you many years to come, I call them investment pieces! I love Molten Brown's Re-charge, and their whole male grooming range, is excellent, I also love Davidoff Cool Water, I think it's a very sexy scent. For watches you can't go wrong with the timeless Breitling Navitimer, it's been around for over 60 years, it's expensive, but what your purchasing is a beautiful timeless classic. Hope this helps from one Brit to another :)
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Right, need a few opinions from all my fellow Brits. To cut a long story short, I've got some pretty important events coming up in the next 12 months and I need to give a strong message to those who I am dealing with to influence them a little. Anyway, looking for things such as recommended clothing brands (luxury/executive one's which preferably cost a lot so not many people have them but are still very high quality), watches (Yes, I have a Rolex already, would this suffice or are there "better" watch brands around?) and can't forget the good old smells.
For anyone who says anything about British teeth, mine are flawless so you can shove that stereotype where you prefer it ;) Cosmetic dental work would have little use to me :).
Is this serious? By the sound of it, you might as well buy a 'replica' watch, for all it would matter.
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I mean, if you are seeking to influence people by your tastes, of which you state you have none anyway, then you must be seeking to influence people who are even more lacking in taste/knowledge/appreciation of these things, so I think you should stick with the obvious (your Rolex) as far as the watch goes, and it might as well be a fake just to not to risk damaging or losing a valuable watch.
I hear Reebok Pump has made a comeback too.
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*Goes off to check*
(clearweblink) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Dunhill
Believe it or not, Dunhill are British. If Navitimers doesn't float your boat, I'd say Audemars Piguet or Richard Mille, if your into your bling Audemars are the way to go, if that's not your bag they do have some more refined styles too, Richard Mille is great if you want a touch of modern elegance and have very deep pocket ;)
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I mean, if you are seeking to influence people by your tastes, of which you state you have none anyway, then you must be seeking to influence people who are even more lacking in taste/knowledge/appreciation of these things, so I think you should stick with the obvious (your Rolex) as far as the watch goes, and it might as well be a fake just to not to risk damaging or losing a valuable watch.
I hear Reebok Pump has made a comeback too.
Horrible cheap shit is not my thing, but if your comments are meant to irritate or offend me, none taken, I just hope you can take some too ;D Oh how I am going to love introducing you in other topics. And Reebok Pump have made a comeback, seeing Jeremy Kyle has given me hours of entertainment watching recently as I learn one immutable fact - we shouldn't kill EVERY chav, we should save a few and bet on them like animals as to which one reproduces the fastest even after they're given condoms.
I'm not trying to irritate you, however years of MDMA abuse has possibly contributed to me being quite irritable myself. Your post just reinforced a feeling of despair I had with regard to the age of some of the people on here.
You don't have to wear a watch. If you were truly confident then you wouldn't give a fuck.
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Sorry, I don't mean to sound like a twat. I can't help it sometimes!
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