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I don't have a grail watch, but if I did the Overseas Dual Time might be it.
Sweaty ass Saturday refinishing my garage apartment
Sea Speed said:
Sweaty ass Saturday refinishing my garage apartment
Window unit or portable ac and extension cord totally worth it.
Once I get the drywall in I will run the window unit. The room may as well be open air right now until we get the drywall in next week. I'm too cheap to run it for the time being.
Sea Speed said:
Once I get the drywall in I will run the window unit. The room may as well be open air right now until we get the drywall in next week. I'm too cheap to run it for the time being.
$50 in AC is a lot cheaper than a trip to the ER.
Be smart.
Ha it hasn't been that bad honestly and I take enough breaks. Lots of water and I have the window and door open creating a breeze. People have survived thousands of years without AC, I will be fine. Plus, I have spent several months straight working on the decks of ships in the middle east.
Sea Speed said:
Sweaty ass Saturday refinishing my garage apartment
Big fan of the go anywhere do anything watch.
nealan said:
Scrubbin
Go get your inspection done already
Serviam said:Sea Speed said:
Sweaty ass Saturday refinishing my garage apartment
Big fan of the go anywhere do anything watch.
This is definitely that.
PrestigeWorldwideAg12 said:nealan said:
Scrubbin
Go get your inspection done already
For real. Took 3+ weeks from after I got my inspection and paid for my registration to get the sticker last month.
When I posted that, I wondered how long it would take for someone to bring that up lol
Slummin at Kyle Field for a kickball match with the Tudor
Gig 'em.
Nothing fancy but I like wearing this one every now and then.
So you know, things happen in Thailand...
https://luxurylaunches.com/watches/swiss-tourist-in-thailand-had-his-rolex-returned.php
IYKYK.
https://luxurylaunches.com/watches/swiss-tourist-in-thailand-had-his-rolex-returned.php
IYKYK.
The Swiss millionaire finally catches a break
Japanese movement for a watch honoring D-Day. Thats just wrong.
Oh my ! I didn't notice that! Major oversight by those guys LOL
Or was it?
Farmer1906 said:
Japanese movement for a watch honoring D-Day. Thats just wrong.
At least it's not German.
Farmer1906 said:
Japanese movement for a watch honoring D-Day. Thats just wrong.
Ha didn't even realize that, I think it's kind of hilarious. A Swiss movement would be too neutral
Just conducted a 14 day field exercise with the Army.
Sand from a beach inside my watch sounds interesting, but I prefer the basics.
Cheers!
Sand from a beach inside my watch sounds interesting, but I prefer the basics.
Cheers!
I enjoy this thread! Thought I would share this. My dad got this 1943 Aircrew watch for my nephew's graduation. It runs, but not great. It is currently in London getting refurbished at the Vintage Watch Room. Those guys back then must have been tiny, the band doesn't even go around my wrist.
JB!98 said:
I enjoy this thread! Thought I would share this. My dad got this 1943 Aircrew watch for my nephew's graduation. It runs, but not great. It is currently in London getting refurbished at The Vintage Watch Room. Those guys back then must have been tiny, the band doesn't even go around my wrist.
I read somewhere recently that the average GI in WW2 weighed like 150 lbs.
You are correct.
Look at old WW2 Airborne photos and the dudes are string beans.
Compared to today's common soldier where they want to hit the gym a lot and cardio only as required.
The new Army Combat Fitness Test is comprised of:
Dead Lift
Medicine Ball Throw
Sprint Drag Carry
Hand Release Push-Ups
Plank
2-Mile Run
Compared to the old Army Physical Fitness Test: 2 mins of push ups, sit ups and 2 mile run.
Look at old WW2 Airborne photos and the dudes are string beans.
Compared to today's common soldier where they want to hit the gym a lot and cardio only as required.
The new Army Combat Fitness Test is comprised of:
Dead Lift
Medicine Ball Throw
Sprint Drag Carry
Hand Release Push-Ups
Plank
2-Mile Run
Compared to the old Army Physical Fitness Test: 2 mins of push ups, sit ups and 2 mile run.
I'm all for more stringent physical tests in the military. Should have mental tests too to keep the Wusses out
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That and the fact that half of the WW2 GI's were 16 when they enlisted.
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FTAC2011 said:
I'm all for more stringent physical tests in the military. Should have mental tests too to keep the Wusses out
That's another discussion. Depends on the political climate and time of war needs. During the surge, they were letting in anyone. I turned down 40k to enlist because my dad said I should go to college
Aggie Therapist said:FTAC2011 said:
I'm all for more stringent physical tests in the military. Should have mental tests too to keep the Wusses out
That's another discussion. Depends on the political climate and time of war needs. During the surge, they were letting in anyone. I turned down 40k to enlist because my dad said I should go to college
Doesn't the Army still let everyone in?
schmendeler said:JB!98 said:
I enjoy this thread! Thought I would share this. My dad got this 1943 Aircrew watch for my nephew's graduation. It runs, but not great. It is currently in London getting refurbished at The Vintage Watch Room. Those guys back then must have been tiny, the band doesn't even go around my wrist.
I read somewhere recently that the average GI in WW2 weighed like 150 lbs.
I read where Jimmy Stewart wanted to be a combat pilot and tried to become an officer, but, although he was 6'3", he weighed 138 pounds, a few pounds light to get a commission, so he enlisted. (He already had a college degree and a pilot's license, and he quickly was made an officer when war broke out.)
ThreeFive said:Aggie Therapist said:FTAC2011 said:
I'm all for more stringent physical tests in the military. Should have mental tests too to keep the Wusses out
That's another discussion. Depends on the political climate and time of war needs. During the surge, they were letting in anyone. I turned down 40k to enlist because my dad said I should go to college
Doesn't the Army still let everyone in?
Based on the responses from the recruiters I talked to last week, not right now. They are hurting for numbers but still maintaining requirements to join and enforcing disqualifying issues.
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Anyone down for a ridiculously big, ridiculously expensive Panerai with a cool lume feature?
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/hands-on-panerai-elux-lab-id
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I really like Panerai. That's a cool and massive watch.
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