u/basedchad21

Look at that bolted-on bulls_hit that completely ruins any side-aesthetics. Like barbed pp.

Bro, I'm not a diver, I don't care how much air I still have, I just want the easy utility of fricking measuring how many minutes have elapsed from a certain moment in time, on the go.

Wow, how is that so hard?

I also don't care about it being unidirectional. Frankly, I find it annoying if I want to rotate to anywhere on the right side of the watch.

I've looked at many, and have yet to find any ones where the bezel isn't as ugly as on the picture. Like, I don't wear diver's gloves, I don't need the barbed dick. Just make it fricking aesthetic and part of the design, instead of just bolted-on completely aesthetically unrelated part.

THERE, I SAID IT.

WHAT YOU GONNA DO ABOUT IT

What? the jeweler just gives you as many wrist pieces as you want?

I want to order online because there is no store ANYWHERE even near with the stuff I want. Also, my dad has a FAT wrist, so I doubt some nipponese anemic watch will fit by default.

What do?

Is this coin im error or is this just damage around the 3 in the date? ( My fiancée is getting into coin collecting and asked me to ask yall) I do not know much about coins but she is very excited about the hobby. I look forward to yalls advice and much appreciation in advance :)

I've learned about watches yesterday and decided to buy a Seiko because they are aryan nipponese and look ok and are one of the cheapest ones out of the brands that anyone has heard of.

I obviously want an automatic watch (can you even get a mechanical one these days?). Looking to spend less than 500$. Lots of good ones, but only a few have the twirly shit kinda lower, and not as eggregiously centered to fricking obstruct your hand.

When I used to have some ching chong "smart" watch, I used to press the button while riding my bike because your hands are in that position. What I did was switch hands, but it still managed to kinda get stuck and click. Then at the end I was wearing it mirrored reverse on the inner wrist. How annoying.

I'm also kinda annoyed with the no numbers design. Like yea I'm gonna count circles and rectangles to see the time. So my selection is very narrow if I can even get anything like it. I'm also up for someting motorsports related like tag heuer, but we'll see.

I seen some used ones on that famous website, but I don't know.. I don't want other people cummies on my shit.

So yea I'm probably gonna buy one this year, just need to wait for some sale or something.

I still think watches are duumb and obsolete and stuff, but I need to show the ladies that I'm a richboi and gotta get that big duck energy from wearing something expensive.

But again, not gonna spend more than like 500$ for it.

I'm posting this here because I doubt r/watches, like all the "main" cucked snobbish subs would allow an actual question / commentary post from a "tourist".

Here's hoping you are more relaxed.

Anyway. I'm subscribed to some EDC mallninja shit subs to laugh at them, but I saw this pic today.

The watch looks identical to a watch my friend wore a long time ago. I assume this is at least some mid-range watch if the EDC guy is making a post about it.

So I was thinking. Isn't it fricking dumb how you can't even tell which watches are good and fancy? I mean, you can kinda tell with original designs like Garmin and stuff. you can see it has a lot of graphixx and stuff. But normal watches?

Bro, how could I tell the difference between this one and the rolex submarine nautical one ? My dad has like 2 ching-chong watches where none of the pointers even work, and the watch looks cool and aesthetic. It looks better than this one, better than the scubadiver one.

Only when you get to a point where a watch actually looks expensive, it's because it is. But this "normal" models all look the same

And it kinda sucks because I want to buy my dad a "real" watch. But what is the point if there is 0 benefit. If you can't wear it to look fancier than with a cheap knockoff watch?

Inspired by this brainless bullshit: https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmemes/comments/1vp7rfy/fire_water_or_grass/

Inspired by this bullshit: https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmemes/comments/1vp3hit/real/

Found this among some family things. I think my dad bought it in the 90s in Vietnam. I'm curious how probable it is that many of these are real, or if (particularly the older stuff) is likely fake. The broken English, and the fact that one coin is clearly a Soviet kopek rather than anything Vietnamese, makes me skeptical. Also I googled the piastre and it supposedly should be mostly real silver, which also makes me doubtful. (Knowing my dad, he probably didn't spend a huge amount on this). But if it's fake it's funny that it doesn't actually claim any of them are silver.

If they are worth keeping, how would I best get them un-glued from this cardboard?

Appreciate any thoughts and tips.

Do it. RIGHT NOW.

reposting this because this neither promotes counterfitting currency nor does it break any reddit rules. Any cucks can post the actual rule and law being proken next time or fuck off.

So I made a nice original meme for laughs (I neither live in the US, nor intend to do or promote the things outlined wihin).

AND WITHIN FUCKING HOURS, some absolute GIGACUCK or designated "banker" managed to report, and some admin or AI managed to AUTOREMOVE the resposted post (original says the image is deleted, but you can still see it (I would be fucking mad if my meme was permadeleted for no fucking reason.))

And I'm like here WHAT THE FUCK

I go to the shitty soytent policy post to see what the fuck may be the problem. No fucking idea. It mentions fiat money, but the meme just condemns fiat money for being fake worthless money, so that can't be it.

So since Plebbit is cucked in US, I imagine minting your own coins is illegal or something, so I go and look at the laws.

AND HOLY SHIT YOU GUYS

This is fucking hilarious. You guys won't fucking believe it how gigacucked the Law is. Like holy shit.

It even mentions owning or trading round stones. Holy lmao. You can't have coin-shaped stones.

You won't believe. The law apparently forbids even owning or trading foreign coins. I'm utterly confused by this one.

It clearly mentions anything round and coin-shaped intended to be used as currency, whether for personal use or for selling or trading. WUT

Like WUT.

I'm gonna post this on some lawyer subreddit because I literally can't wrap my head around the gigacuckedness. I just don't believe it. You can't own round stones? WHAT? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Isnt there some amendment saying that if a law is retarded as fuck, that you can just ignore it?

Like, the meme just mentioned bullion medals intended for bartering. So you can trade copper pipes, but if you punch a round circular coin-shape out of it, then you are breaking federal law and defrauding the treasury??? WHATTT????