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June 1, 2007 at 12:43 pm

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Angel

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Couldn’t wear a watch when I worked as a chef..

Can’t get used to wear it now

I have my mobile :weee:
June 1, 2007 at 5:04 pm

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the rev

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MrSinner wrote:

i got a casio one.old school from argos.i only bought it though because im so sick of not knowing what time it is and what day/date it is…
yeah the whole what day is it can get a bit confusing but if you dont work and dont watch telly(like me) who cares what time it is
June 1, 2007 at 8:59 pm

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Raj

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No- they hurt me and they stop working when I wear them anyway :groucho:
June 1, 2007 at 9:38 pm

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General Lighting

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globalloon wrote:

i used to be able to tell the exact time, without any clocks… i could even be woken up during the night and could tell what time it was within a minute or 3!!!

cats, dogs and many other creatures can do this… one of my cats would mew at my bedroom door at exactly the same time each morning, and even barge it open (the catch wasn’t very good) if I slept a bit longer than normal and then mew (louder) at the foot of my bed…
June 1, 2007 at 10:09 pm

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globalloon

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General Lighting wrote:

cats, dogs and many other creatures can do this… one of my cats would mew at my bedroom door at exactly the same time each morning, and even barge it open (the catch wasn’t very good) if I slept a bit longer than normal and then mew (louder) at the foot of my bed…

do you think they are enlightened? 😉
June 2, 2007 at 2:21 am

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MisterDuck

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General Lighting wrote:

cats, dogs and many other creatures can do this… one of my cats would mew at my bedroom door at exactly the same time each morning, and even barge it open (the catch wasn’t very good) if I slept a bit longer than normal and then mew (louder) at the foot of my bed…

i want that cat for when i need to get up for work :weee:
June 2, 2007 at 5:35 am

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marcusblanc

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665 wrote:

I don’t wear a watch since may be… 23 years…being chained to time seems not nice to me…

Each to there own, i guess. Personally, i try not to let my watch get to me!:wink: Anyway, surely a moby chains u to reality far more than a watch, unless you switch it off.

I’ve had periods where i didnt wear one, but than i got a funky Casio G-shock, its black and chunky and really tough :love: , and i rarely take it off. I’ve had it for ages, and i feel kinda odd wi’out it.

I love my watch! raaa
June 2, 2007 at 10:29 am

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General Lighting

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globalloon wrote:

do you think they are enlightened? 😉

more often only hungry or greedy :laugh_at:(although there have of course been stories of pets doing amazing things like finding their way hundreds of miles, or saving their companions from extreme weather or other dangerous situations).

A lot of these are due to enhanced senses that monitor a smaller area compared to humans, and maybe also because of not having to worry about stuff like jobs, getting houses or money or keeping computers working.

boothy wrote:

i want that cat for when i need to get up for work :weee:

if you and your family all agree and are definitely able to look after a pet, take a trip to your local cats’ home; I think they all do that :laugh_at: Be aware though a cats day seems to start around 05:00-06:00. Yours might not..
June 2, 2007 at 11:47 am

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General Lighting wrote:

if you and your family all agree and are definitely able to look after a pet, take a trip to your local cats’ home; I think they all do that :laugh_at: Be aware though a cats day seems to start around 05:00-06:00. Yours might not..

Yep GL is right there, also they like to bring large rabbits into the house and deposit them on your bed in the early hours. If they dont do that our cats will prod you and bite you untill you show em some attention in the mornings. :hopeless:

Little bastards 😉
June 2, 2007 at 2:41 pm

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MisterDuck

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General Lighting wrote:

if you and your family all agree and are definitely able to look after a pet, take a trip to your local cats’ home; I think they all do that :laugh_at: Be aware though a cats day seems to start around 05:00-06:00. Yours might not..

well… my dad hates cats, and we’ve never had any pets… so its not likely :weee:
June 2, 2007 at 3:54 pm

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Raj

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starlaugh wrote:

Yep GL is right there, also they like to bring large rabbits into the house and deposit them on your bed in the early hours. If they dont do that our cats will prod you and bite you untill you show em some attention in the mornings. :hopeless:

Little bastards 😉

Rabbits? I wish ….try live weasels :scared: and large dead rats :yakk: [love my cats really :love:]
June 4, 2007 at 10:51 am

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luckystar

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I haven’t worn a watch since last year, I had loads of different watches when I was younger (wallace and gromit, barbie, baby-g) and now I can’t be bothered. It’d be useful in exams though, you can’t exactly take out your phone to “check the time”, can you? :weee:
June 6, 2007 at 12:30 pm

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tarifa

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Raj wrote:

Rabbits? I wish ….try live weasels :scared: and large dead rats :yakk: [love my cats really :love:]

Can’t wear watches, bring me up in blisters! Got a sweet little upside-down one tho for work, love it 😉

An by the way has anyone else noticed that rabbits have blue eye-balls? or is it just wierd rabbits round yer?
June 6, 2007 at 12:41 pm

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General Lighting

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tarifa wrote:

An by the way has anyone else noticed that rabbits have blue eye-balls? or is it just wierd rabbits round yer?

strangely enough I have been watching rabbits recently as there are plenty about on my route home – not seen any blue-eyed wild rabbits here yet but you do get them, and there is a certain kind of (wild) black rabbit which is native to Suffolk..

it depends on the genes..
June 6, 2007 at 12:54 pm

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tarifa

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General Lighting wrote:

strangely enough I have been watching rabbits recently as there are plenty about on my route home – not seen any blue-eyed wild rabbits here yet but you do get them, and there is a certain kind of (wild) black rabbit which is native to Suffolk..

it depends on the genes..

Its not the irises (if that’s what you’ve seen?) its when the eyeballs are left sitting alone on the mat, all else eaten, round here they’ve got blue eye-balls, same as we’ve all got white ones.

I’m not squemish but its pretty creepy when they just lie there staring up at you eeeewwww
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