Same here except for the hemp necklace. I love thoseHere are some that I hate:
The wallet chain - GMAFB
The fedora - reserved for preteen girls and people attending Jason Mraz concerts
Hemp rope necklaces - take a bath, hippie
The scarf - men rarely and never accompanied by a beard, a fedora or a man-bun.
You don't like the fedora?
You clearly have no clue what you are talking about. It was 4th and 2, not 4th and 1. That extra yard gave us more room to operate that wonderful play call.
I wear a watch all the time. It's one of the things that separates us from the heathens
That's what I've been told. I don't own a cell phone so I need to wear a watch.
So do I. I just don't understand why anyone would take the time to pull their phone out of their pocket when they could just look at their wrist.
It's a lifestyle choice for me, I just don't want something else to carry around that I will have to look after and take care of.
So you're really serious about not owning a cell phone. Out of curiosity, how old are you?
Been carrying a pen knife since I was a kid. This is my favorite, a little Gerber. Made in USA, has good steel, and is thin(you'll want to take the clip off), but strong. Great little knife for $15(LL Bean).
Same here, but I wouldn't be without a blade of some sort. I wear a inexpensive Nautica watch, only paid about $50 bucks for it. I love it, mainly because I can read the time without my reading glasses, it's stainless, can take a lickin', and is the size I like. I can't wear a big, heavy watch that flops around on my wrist. I wouldn't wear a Rolex if you gave me one.
Same here, but I wouldn't be without a blade of some sort. I wear a inexpensive Nautica watch, only paid about $50 bucks for it. I love it, mainly because I can read the time without my reading glasses, it's stainless, can take a lickin', and is the size I like. I can't wear a big, heavy watch that flops around on my wrist. I wouldn't wear a Rolex if you gave me one.
Got that one with a $50 gift card 3 Christmases ago, Billy. I've still got a Timex Expedition that I wore for 10 years before that. I've put 3-4 bands on it because I do yard work in it and I sweat a lot. Still a great little watch for $33. Love that you can push the stem and read the time in the dark. I'm tough on watches and wear them for function, not style. Can't see paying much more than what I paid for the Nautica(about $50). Of course, I've always worn clothes for comfort, not style, as my girlfriends have always reminded me. So I'm in jeans most of the time.
Got that one with a $50 gift card 3 Christmases ago, Billy. I've still got a Timex Expedition that I wore for 10 years before that. I've put 3-4 bands on it because I do yard work in it and I sweat a lot. Still a great little watch for $33. Love that you can push the stem and read the time in the dark. I'm tough on watches and wear them for function, not style. Can't see paying much more than what I paid for the Nautica(about $50). Of course, I've always worn clothes for comfort, not style, as my girlfriends have always reminded me. So I'm in jeans most of the time.
Nope. My dad gave me a Timex that he had wore while doing tree work for 25 years. I wore it for a few years before I finally lost it. Somewhere that thing is still tickin'. I've washed that Expedition 2-3 times and it still keeps almost perfect time. "Takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin'" is not only catchy, it's absolutely true.
So I can also check my email. Or the weather. Or watch a video or perhaps even send a text message.
The conversation was about checking to see what time it is, not all of the other stuff.
