Does this watch make my wrist look fat?

no way
it makes your wrist look PHAT, dude!!
l8r

Actually, I'm guessing that's your wife's arm?

SynMike wrote:

Actually, I'm guessing that's your wife's arm?

Ah...No.

For a 40mm watch whoever is wearing that must be pretty small

WatchNoob wrote:

For a 40mm watch whoever is wearing that must be pretty small

But it's a 60mm watch

Docrwm wrote:

WatchNoob wrote:

For a 40mm watch whoever is wearing that must be pretty small

But it's a 60mm watch

so what's the storyline behind these pics?

WatchNoob wrote:

Docrwm wrote:

WatchNoob wrote:

For a 40mm watch whoever is wearing that must be pretty small

But it's a 60mm watch

so what's the storyline behind these pics?

It's the Invicta 8926 that I gave to my 9 yo son. He wanted me to take pictures of it like I do my watches and post them. In looking at the pics they looked incredibly like many of the ones at WGs where folks ask if the watch is too big. Sort of like when your wife asks if a dress makes her look fat. There is NO good answer to that question

Sorry, was just having a little fun.

Docrwm wrote:

WatchNoob wrote:

Docrwm wrote:

WatchNoob wrote:

For a 40mm watch whoever is wearing that must be pretty small

But it's a 60mm watch

so what's the storyline behind these pics?

It's the Invicta 8926 that I gave to my 9 yo son. He wanted me to take pictures of it like I do my watches and post them. In looking at the pics they looked incredibly like many of the ones at WGs where folks ask if the watch is too big. Sort of like when your wife asks if a dress makes her look fat. There is NO good answer to that question

Sorry, was just having a little fun.

Well if you son becomes a member at WG, he will fit right in. The bigger the better.

Just ask him not to buy a watch and then make a thread saking if he got a good deal or not

thank goodness those pics are of your son because my next question was what is the name of the horse you are riding this weekend at the track?

TVDinner wrote:

thank goodness those pics are of your son because my next question was what is the name of the horse you are riding this weekend at the track?

Corona Grande

Docrwm wrote:

TVDinner wrote:

thank goodness those pics are of your son because my next question was what is the name of the horse you are riding this weekend at the track?

Corona Grande

. . . . . . . . Yer a sly sumbeech!!!! I ripped off Duff. . . .

Docrwm wrote:

It's the Invicta 8926 that I gave to my 9 yo son. He wanted me to take pictures of it like I do my watches and post them.

Yah. So I go back to: That looks PHAT!

SynMike wrote:

Docrwm wrote:

It's the Invicta 8926 that I gave to my 9 yo son. He wanted me to take pictures of it like I do my watches and post them.

Yah. So I go back to: That looks PHAT!

What happened to the pics?

mtptl77 wrote:

There is nothing wrong with wanting to lose weight in order to improve
one’s appearance. But today’s fashion industry has made a demented
obsession out of trying to fit into a size 0-2, of having long legs (so
much so that women actually have their legs surgically
lengthened…insane, isn’t it?), of having perfect cheek bones, and noses,
and impossibly large breasts on emaciated, doll-like frames. If a woman
refuses to conform to these artificial standards, it does not mean that
she doesn’t care what she looks like. I’m not sure how you got
the impression that those of us who accept our curves, and "flaws" (I
have naturally broad, square shoulders, flat but wide ankles and wrists,
a short neck, very pretty, small, but wide feet, and short, bowed legs.
I also have a small waist, and a bountiful bust and bottom…both firm
and natural. Am I supposed to have surgery to alter my bones? Or to
reduce my buttocks and breasts?), and dress to accomodate them, with
imagination and flair, and to look good, and to enjoy ourselves, don’t
care what we look like. What we don’t care about are narrow-minded,
judgmental fashionistas who are threatened by diversity. And I am not
obese, I exercise, and I am an excellent cook who designs scratch meals
around both health and flavor. Articles like this one by Ms. Krupp
promote body dismorphia, low self-esteem, anorexia, self-loathing and a
species of appearance-xenophobia that makes grown women behave like
nasty high school girls. Let’s celebrate our diversity and uniqueness,
instead of recoiling in shame from our perceived "otherness".

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welcome aboard.To give you an honest opinon,I'll need a boob shot...........maybe a butt shot also to see if they're out of proportion to the size of your wrist.
thanks in advance.


Also,maybe let the admin know your signature is an active link to site advertisments.

mtptl77 wrote:

There is nothing wrong with wanting to lose weight in order to improve
one’s appearance. But today’s fashion industry has made a demented
obsession out of trying to fit into a size 0-2, of having long legs (so
much so that women actually have their legs surgically
lengthened…insane, isn’t it?), of having perfect cheek bones, and noses,
and impossibly large breasts on emaciated, doll-like frames. If a woman
refuses to conform to these artificial standards, it does not mean that
she doesn’t care what she looks like. I’m not sure how you got
the impression that those of us who accept our curves, and "flaws" (I
have naturally broad, square shoulders, flat but wide ankles and wrists,
a short neck, very pretty, small, but wide feet, and short, bowed legs.
I also have a small waist, and a bountiful bust and bottom…both firm
and natural. Am I supposed to have surgery to alter my bones? Or to
reduce my buttocks and breasts?), and dress to accomodate them, with
imagination and flair, and to look good, and to enjoy ourselves, don’t
care what we look like. What we don’t care about are narrow-minded,
judgmental fashionistas who are threatened by diversity. And I am not
obese, I exercise, and I am an excellent cook who designs scratch meals
around both health and flavor. Articles like this one by Ms. Krupp
promote body dismorphia, low self-esteem, anorexia, self-loathing and a
species of appearance-xenophobia that makes grown women behave like
nasty high school girls. Let’s celebrate our diversity and uniqueness,
instead of recoiling in shame from our perceived "otherness".

===============

why copy this from women on the web and post it here in this old thread?

. . . . ahhh, you gotta love the internet.

. . . . but seriously. I have been so tired, for long, having to avoid women that are only interested in my 10 and a half inch appendage.

Really guys, it's not fair . . . . I just feel used. Dirty and used.

We must be doing SOMETHING right to attract all these trolls...

I wouldn't think it was random.how many times have posts shown up that really didn't make any sense? these all pulled up old threads.
keep the ips on them.

wagon wrote:

. . . . ahhh, you gotta love the internet.

. . . . but seriously. I have been so tired, for long, having to avoid women that are only interested in my 10 and a half inch appendage.

Really guys, it's not fair . . . . I just feel used. Dirty and used.

MAybe they're bothering you so much because they need a break and want to go small for a while. Glad you're getting all that play, must be good for you finally.

porschefan wrote:

What happened to the pics?

I can see them. Best check again

wagon wrote:

. . . . ahhh, you gotta love the internet.

. . . . but seriously. I have been so tired, for long, having to avoid women that are only interested in my 10 and a half inch appendage.

Really guys, it's not fair . . . . I just feel used. Dirty and used.

DAMN! A TEN AND A HALF IN FINGER??? YOU DA MAN YOU SUMMABEECH! A BORN PROCTOLOGIST!!!! I can see where the DIRTY feeling comes from!

Docrwm wrote:

porschefan wrote:

What happened to the pics?

I can see them. Best check again

Funny, I checked three times, I saw "Photo bucket pictures removed" or whatever that little white box says... but now that they're back...

porschefan wrote:

Docrwm wrote:

porschefan wrote:

What happened to the pics?

I can see them. Best check again

Funny, I checked three times, I saw "Photo bucket pictures removed" or whatever that little white box says... but now that they're back...

Yes, funny how that happens occassionally