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Christiaan · 26 September 2009, 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Jet

Most of us know that they are fakes. Just take a close look at the pics & it's pretty obvious! However, I chose to be a bit nicer about it. Who knows - they may be genuines (Yeahhh right!).

An SS Sub date w/ blue dial & blue bezel & PCls - either custom or fake - I chose to give the OP the benefit of the doubt. I was being very nice!

Trust me, that was me being nice

Jet · 26 September 2009, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Christiaan

Trust me, that was me being nice

ttomczak · 26 September 2009, 01:20 PM

Over 21 (way over),

ITIL Change and Release Process Owner for NC State Goverment...

Watches in Sig...

keschete · 25 September 2009, 03:40 PM

Nurse Practitioner working in a small ENT practice.....have worked ER and Pediatrics...Nurse for 16 years and NP for 12 years....

I have a SS Ladies DJ with diamond jubilee dial and new jubilee bracelet, added aftermarket diamond bezel.

derekloimer · 25 September 2009, 07:32 PM

Business Intelligence Consultant. My current client is the Australian Taxation Office. My first Rolex is an Explorer 1.

Czechman · 25 September 2009, 09:03 PM

I'm a retired fashion and glamour photographer and my Rolex's are listed in my signature.

eagle_lex · 25 September 2009, 10:10 PM

Im 36, retired detective. now a special investigator with the state. slate serti two tone sub and a stainless no date. would love to own an LV and the GMT IIc.

Tk52174 · 25 September 2009, 11:08 PM

I am a 36 years old mailman with 2 kids.
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tr4driver · 26 September 2009, 01:27 AM

I'm 45, and have a small civil engineering consulting business. I currently own one Rolex, a 1675.

B. Doggy · 26 September 2009, 01:32 AM

Commercial Banker-- SUB Date!

shawnfb · 26 September 2009, 03:41 AM

i am a deep Sea diver and have a Deep Sea

dkazaz · 26 September 2009, 05:12 AM

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Originally Posted by shawnfb

i am a deep Sea diver and have a Deep Sea

Well I am a deep sea dweller (I live in an underwater habitat) and have a Deep Sea, so there!

No, not really!
I'm a strategy specialist, currently working in Banking. I have a DJ1601 from my father and an SD which I recently got after years of putting it off.

I wouldn't say I'm anywhere near as good a fit for my SD as you though

jtsjc1 · 26 September 2009, 05:17 AM

Verizon field tech and I own a SS datejust.

DadsWatch72 · 26 September 2009, 03:55 AM

After looking through all of these posts I can see all of you are indeed hard working folks. I am an ASCP certified Lab Tech. I was doing contract work in this field until the "bottom" fell out of the economy. I'm 42 and have a 21 y/o son. I have a 1665 Double Red SD from 72'. I always say....."Lab Tech's make doctors look good" since 70% of all their decisions are based on lab results. Here is an example of what I look for in the lab. Whats wrong with this picture?? Maybe adam78 will chime in...

ippon20 · 26 September 2009, 04:26 AM

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

After looking through all of these posts I can see all of you are indeed hard working folks. I am an ASCP certified Lab Tech. I was doing contract work in this field until the "bottom" fell out of the economy. I'm 42 and have a 21 y/o son. I have a 1665 Double Red SD from 72'. I always say....."Lab Tech's make doctors look good" since 70% of all their decisions are based on lab results. Here is an example of what I look for in the lab. Whats wrong with this picture?? Maybe adam78 will chime in...

looks like cancer...what kind, I have no idea.

DadsWatch72 · 26 September 2009, 05:07 AM

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Originally Posted by ippon20

looks like cancer...what kind, I have no idea.

Go fish, its not cancer. If your looking at the early neutrophilic myelocyte (showing dawn of neutrophilia) its because of a "shift to the left".

ippon20 · 26 September 2009, 05:40 AM

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

Go fish, its not cancer. If your looking at the early neutrophilic myelocyte (showing dawn of neutrophilia) its because of a "shift to the left".

Learn something new everyday. Got any more for another thread? I thought I was watching cell mutation and replication going on there.

Dr.Brian · 26 September 2009, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

After looking through all of these posts I can see all of you are indeed hard working folks. I am an ASCP certified Lab Tech. I was doing contract work in this field until the "bottom" fell out of the economy. I'm 42 and have a 21 y/o son. I have a 1665 Double Red SD from 72'. I always say....."Lab Tech's make doctors look good" since 70% of all their decisions are based on lab results. Here is an example of what I look for in the lab. Whats wrong with this picture?? Maybe adam78 will chime in...

Malaria!
Funny the completely useless (to me) things you remember from Medical School.
Regards,
Brian

DadsWatch72 · 26 September 2009, 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Dr.Brian

Malaria!
Funny the completely useless (to me) things you remember from Medical School.
Regards,
Brian

Wrong again......

Close, but no cigar.....think tetrad shape in a RBC intracellular parasite.

Dr.Brian · 26 September 2009, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

Wrong again......

Close, but no cigar.....think tetrad shape in a RBC intracellular parasite.

Well you can understand how I could mix those two up! The giveaway is the tetrad!
Histology was a long time ago.
Regards,

DadsWatch72 · 26 September 2009, 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Dr.Brian

Well you can understand how I could mix those two up! The giveaway is the tetrad!
Histology was a long time ago.
Regards,

No problem Doc. Thats why they pay me the big bucks.

So I can forward the results to the Pathologist.....they forward the results (that I found) to the primary physician (YOU) and then you get to walk in and tell the patient. See....I make you look good. That way you can go buy that Rolex you always wanted.

mlehman · 4 October 2009, 10:53 AM

Babesiosis
oops..someone beat me to it

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

Wrong again......

Close, but no cigar.....think tetrad shape in a RBC intracellular parasite.

RedBaronF2001 · 26 September 2009, 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

... Here is an example of what I look for in the lab. Whats wrong with this picture?? Maybe adam78 will chime in...

Babesia

DadsWatch72 · 26 September 2009, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by RedBaronF2001

Babesia

Give that man a Ceeeeegar.

Malaria is a more exotic disease and you don't see it very often in the US but Babesia is more common and becoming a problem. You get it from ticks.

http://www.stanford.edu/group/parasi...%20website.htm

RedBaronF2001 · 26 September 2009, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

Give that man a Ceeeeegar.

Malaria is a more exotic disease and you don't see it very often in the US but Babesia is more common and becoming a problem. You get it from ticks.

http://www.stanford.edu/group/parasi...%20website.htm

My wife is a Pathologist. I asked for her opinion. I'll light the cigar for her

DadsWatch72 · 26 September 2009, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by RedBaronF2001

My wife is a Pathologist. I asked for her opinion. I'll light the cigar for her

At least your smart enough to marry her.

Never pass up a good thing.

Czechman · 26 September 2009, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

You get it from ticks.

Gawd, yet ANOTHER hideous thing you can get from ticks!

Just a guess here, but I'd be willing to bet that ticks are the single most dangerous animal native to the US.

adam78 · 28 September 2009, 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

After looking through all of these posts I can see all of you are indeed hard working folks. I am an ASCP certified Lab Tech. I was doing contract work in this field until the "bottom" fell out of the economy. I'm 42 and have a 21 y/o son. I have a 1665 Double Red SD from 72'. I always say....."Lab Tech's make doctors look good" since 70% of all their decisions are based on lab results. Here is an example of what I look for in the lab. Whats wrong with this picture?? Maybe adam78 will chime in...

Hey, sorry, I was too late! Nice photomicrograph....I must say that I hadn't seen that in quite awhile (since my residency 15 years ago).

mcjp6 · 28 September 2009, 08:52 AM

I look after this marina. My watches 16030, 1680, 5513 and 14060.

JustAbe · 16 September 2011, 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by DadsWatch72

After looking through all of these posts I can see all of you are indeed hard working folks. I am an ASCP certified Lab Tech. I was doing contract work in this field until the "bottom" fell out of the economy. I'm 42 and have a 21 y/o son. I have a 1665 Double Red SD from 72'. I always say....."Lab Tech's make doctors look good" since 70% of all their decisions are based on lab results. Here is an example of what I look for in the lab. Whats wrong with this picture?? Maybe adam78 will chime in...

I think these are Malaria parasites in RBCs.

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