When a Rolex Only Brings Back Bad Memories

[Swashplate]

Originally Posted by kingSubTT

I went for a job interview, didn't get the job. 2 years later I got call again from the same company. I wore the same suit on purpose. Get what, I got that position and I am still working for the same company for 18 years now.

First house I bought was the one in which the owner committed suicide. I got a deal on that. I still own that house and it has tripled in value.

I turn bad mojos to good ones.

This is the attitude.

"Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future."

[GB-man]

Originally Posted by JacksonStone

You think that's bad? Several years ago I was walking by my bathroom sink en route to getting in the shower - in the buff, mind you - when a screw in my Oyster bracelet came out and the whole watch fell off. I bent over to find it when my (now ex) wife's cat suddenly took an inappropriate interest in my dangling bean bag by swiping at it. The resulting startle, to say nothing of the pain, caused me to jolt upward and bang my head on the underside of the vanity, which knocked me unconscious. Imagine the scene my wife came upon in response to the noise: a running shower, a broken Rolex, a naked me in a heap on the floor, and a cat nonchalantly licking its paws as if nothing had happened. I couldn't sell that damn watch fast enough.

Originally Posted by BristolCavendish

If a cat was playing 'tetherball' with my scrotum, it'd be gone long before the Rolex.

+1

That's the most outrageous thing I have read here. I would expect it from the OP actually.

[77T]

High priestess hex removal is only $279 online...
Much cheaper than the overhaul it would need.

[jrs146]

lol. Ok blame the watch! Please... anything to pass the buck...


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[mjg002]

Originally Posted by DRKBC

Could have been worse at least the cat was just licking his paws.

Now that just cracked me up!

[BristolCavendish]

Originally Posted by gossbeau

Back to the OP question, I would be more worried if it was something like a jewelry or gemstone as they are more known to absorb negative energies.

http://io9.gizmodo.com/6-pieces-of-r...roy-1449245621

So this negative mojo/vibe only applies to ostentatious jewelry with a dark historical past?

[Arclight]

The watch is cursed! Stay away from it! If you see him again, please give him my contact info!

[swils8610]

Originally Posted by JacksonStone

You think that's bad? Several years ago I was walking by my bathroom sink en route to getting in the shower - in the buff, mind you - when a screw in my Oyster bracelet came out and the whole watch fell off. I bent over to find it when my (now ex) wife's cat suddenly took an inappropriate interest in my dangling bean bag by swiping at it. The resulting startle, to say nothing of the pain, caused me to jolt upward and bang my head on the underside of the vanity, which knocked me unconscious. Imagine the scene my wife came upon in response to the noise: a running shower, a broken Rolex, a naked me in a heap on the floor, and a cat nonchalantly licking its paws as if nothing had happened. I couldn't sell that damn watch fast enough.

Lol. That was quite comical! Thanks for the laugh!


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[Emreozcan]

There is no such thing as "curse". Also, I wouldn't trust a stranger and try to buy his watch as well. You've made the right moves buddy cheers.

[Fleetlord]

Leave it be