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Old 26 January 2020, 10:51 AM   #1
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The official ANTI “is it safe thread”

So I started another thread and already people are “I wouldn’t.”

With all of the “is it safe” threads, let’s see your “you don’t care if it is safe or not pictures.” Let’s see some pics of you wearing your Rolex in dirty or extreme conditions. I mean people forget, our human bodies are more fragile to life and the elements than a Rolex.

Post away. Let’s see those Rolexes worn the way they should be. Here is mine, although not as extreme as I have taken it, but a day cleaning all of my BBQ grills.

Cheers ladies and gents.



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