Always enjoy these threads. Just wear your watches you bought to wear.
My travel watch
Love my TCM looks like a Garmin (always a Speedmaster with it)
Don't wear your expensive Seiko , my friend. Here in Australia the chance of beeing mugged for a watch is there, but increases potentially, if you cary a vintage Fishing Rod. ..... We care for the important things in life . Australia= The last Frontier.
Lost my wallet just out of town at 4am in the morning at a servo (gas station for US readers) on my way fishing and the police station rang me that arvo (afternoon for US readers) to say they had my wallet. Still had the $187 in it 👍
Maybe we should start a separate thread about good deeds we've been the recipient of. Last year, I apparently dropped my fishing license somewhere (most likely deep in the wilderness, since that's where I usually fish) and someone mailed it back to me anonymously.
They were complaining about people being released with a summons for violent crimes often not even held overnight.
There is always a risk where ever you live but London is pretty bad at the moment. These kids are driving around on mopeds with machetes down there trousers, I’m not exaggerating.
Maybe we should start a separate thread about good deeds we've been the recipient of. Last year, I apparently dropped my fishing license somewhere (most likely deep in the wilderness, since that's where I usually fish) and someone mailed it back to me anonymously.
Your friends are misinformed people charged with violent felony are not eligible for release with a summons.
They didn’t mention felonies in particular one of them works for the city so I’m guessing he knows what he was talking about however we didn’t go into detail as it was supposed to be a fun time it was more of a passing comment he made I didn’t press for details on which crimes are eligible for no bail and have people walk the same day. Next time I’ll ask him further
Maybe we should start a separate thread about good deeds we've been the recipient of. Last year, I apparently dropped my fishing license somewhere (most likely deep in the wilderness, since that's where I usually fish) and someone mailed it back to me anonymously.
Yes! Here is a POSITIVE Chicago story. Last May, my son who lives on the North Side, lost his wallet and his keys due to an open zipper on his back pack. By the next morning someone had tracked him down and returned his wallet money and credit cards intact. A post on craigs list yielded the return of his keys the next day. He also found his bike gloves nicely attached to a fence when he retraced his steps. I now have a zero tolerance policy to folks who seem to feel they have permission and a duty to tell me how awful Chicago is.
