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  • TrulyMadly wrote: »
    A statistic from today's paper.

    37% of the under 35s never wear a watch.

    Neither my DS or DD wear one.....
    Are watches dying out:o:)

    Will they become extinct:eek:

    I rarely wear a watch now. Had a watch that had great sentimental value and it fell off and ended up getting run over by the lawnmower :( I managed to find quite a bit of it including the hands!
    Something unexpected happened which made me smile and still continues to make me smile.

    ...............................................

  • FunkyFeet
    FunkyFeet Posts: 1,731 Forumite
    back in a few....no, not with a hot choc, I'm all out of my fave out:( so no hot choc for me but...I'll be back with me favourite crisps Walkers Extra crunchy prawn cocktail...gosh, I'm gonna smell so lovely after eating these:D
    :eek:FunkyFeet:eek:
    Elite 5:2 #19
  • QPR10
    QPR10 Posts: 4,839 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Most under 35s have a mobile phone with the time on it so have no need for a watch, that's why:)

    I dont often have my mobile to hand just about remember to take it with me & then its in the boot of the car & I cant stand ticking clocks either
  • newbie1980
    newbie1980 Posts: 2,016 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    im 32 and wear a watch but then i work for myself as a electrician and need to keep track my wifes same age and doesnt have one
  • Mildred1970
    Mildred1970 Posts: 4,794 Forumite
    Xmas Saver!
    Oi Florence, are you sure you sure we should be trusting you with our kids each day!!;);)

    :rotfl:When I see FloFlo posting I always think 'Florence' in my mind

    And for some bizarre reason when I see streetlights posting I always sing his/her? name to the tune of street life by Randy Crawford :D

    And Funky Feet in my head is always the song from the (very old) funny feet icecream advert ''funny feet ha ha ha ha''

    And PattyLaBelle is Patty Bouley (sp? pronounced boo-lay) I don't even know if that's a real person :rotfl:

    Oh and DM is of course DangerMouse :D


    I think I might be a bit weird :eek:
  • Savvybuyer
    Savvybuyer Posts: 22,332 Forumite
    Eighth Anniversary 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    edited 20 January 2013 at 10:12PM
    Hi.

    It really is all tactical.
    (I'm referring to the pricing in supermarkets.)

    I'm not giving too much away - I'm adopting my own tactical position now - in case they see this post and change it back again. That item that was in one store for a higher price than a competitor and they never reduced the on-shelf price to match the competitor's price...

    Well... they've now - still not matching the rival's price - introduced a multibuy offer on it, in fact a 3 for 2 offer - meaning that, for anyone that doesn't need or want 3, they're still paying the same higher price on it than the competitor (and, more likely, the customer offsets the customer's loss (higher price on this item) by also buying something on special offer at the store and thus losing anything on any price comparison).

    It's merely sending me, now, to the rival, and to buy the required number vs the first store (whose prices, for many people who don't take up the new multibuy, will still be higher than the rival).

    So having been overcharged and me resetting the price to the lower priced competitor each time, now I actually will take up the 'buy 3' offer (since, yes, I actually do need or want three) - but I'll buy 3 at the place that doesn't have the "3 for 2" offer on, and reset them to the lower price the first competitor now is - but a lower price only when you buy 3 (still overcharged if you buy 1 or 2, as many people I suspect still would, and would put in a cheaper item to lose any refund of the difference etc. on the first).

    Tactics, tactics, tactics...:rotfl::rotfl:
  • aallank
    aallank Posts: 2,254 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    No watch here (age - under 30) never have really got on with them, they just irritate me, not sure why :rotfl:
  • sally06
    sally06 Posts: 4,132 Forumite
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    mimi1234 wrote: »
    Get you with your walking! Bloody hell. You must be like one of those athletes that were on the Olympics!

    We should have an ELITE gym class with Miss Sally as the leader! :D

    pmsl:rotfl: I was fit mimi...was :D now I am a lazy cow :D you can be the leader of the elite gym club:D
  • That was my first ever attempt earlier in the week. I just shut my eyes and thought of something, anything to take my mind of it....took me a while to pick myself up off the floor, it totally finished me.

    It says once you have mastered 2 mins then you can move on to the Side Plank Star :eek::)
    I used to be able to do 90 seconds but that was in my pole dancing days and now I think I'd struggle to do 20. I'll have a go in a bit :o

    I'm knackered just reading that!

    Maybe we should do a plank thing similar to the zero club :cool:
    :eek: Mine was 23 seconds!!! My excuse is that i had a baby 4 months ago.. but even so.
    I'm going to make myself feel better by getting a packet of crisps and some maltesers :rotfl:
    Tiger :cool:
    I'm a body double for Claudia Schiffer and i wont get out of bed for less than [STRIKE]£10k per day[/STRIKE] a 1p find
  • emmlouie
    emmlouie Posts: 1,591 Forumite
    only time i really use a watch is during exams where we need to be aware of time spent on each question, it is constantly drummed into us at uni that we have 1.8 minutes for each available mark so have to work out maximum time to spend on each question.
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