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: I don't know what your game is, but last week
: you very definitely indicated the SMP was a
: terrible watch and inferior to the Rolex
: sub. You used your own experience with these
: watches as an example. You stated your case
: in the most derogatory and insulting terms
: possible.
: You later indicated you were being contoversial
: in order to liven up what you consider a
: boring forum.
: You appear to be negative for the sake of
: negativity and controversial for the sole
: purpose of being devisive and disruptive to
: the purpose of this forum.
: Lif is too short and I've wasted too much time
: on you already, I will in the future avoid
: reading and responding to your posts. I
: would suggest others do the same.
: GO AWAY!!
It's winter people. Comments such as those made by x in the original message increase in web chats during the winter months (I guess it's because of the cooped-up feeling). I agree that negative criticisms, especially over the internet will only serve to breed hostility, but sometimes people make bold statements to seek inclusion. I say we forget it and move on. It's good to hear x likes the SMP (it is after all an undeniably fantastic watch). As to Pierce Brosnan wearing it, I have read a number of articles regarding speculation as to what James Bond would wear today. The overwhelming opinion seems to support the pinache and eclectic style of the SMP over Rolex's Submariner. Ask 10 people you will get varying answers to be certain. In the end it matters little, other than I like the publicity that it adds (a hidden, intrinsic value) and especially like it when my kids say "HEY DAD, THERE'S YOUR WATCH) when watching Brosnan's portrayal of Bond.
Chuck
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