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I had a teacher with the last name of Beaver.

7 years ago. Rating: 6
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Bobby Fox comes to mind. Weird fellow. Actually ended up marrying at age 45. I doubt it took....

7 years ago. Rating: 5
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....a bird

....peacock is the last name

7 years ago. Rating: 4
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Michael J.Fox ; the man that built  our cottage was named Bob Whale.There is a man in my church named Gary Peacock .

 

7 years ago. Rating: 2
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But again, this is Gruen. Will this watch hit a $6 million number and sit on the Honus Wagner auction mountaintop alongside the tobacco trading card? I feel comfortable saying no with almost absolute link certainty. I do think it will fare much link better (if better is even the correct metric to measure a high auction result) than link "Big Train" Johnson's did. Wagner's watch just feels more special.

2 days ago. Rating: 0
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Full disclosure – link I've had a bit of a crush on this watch since it was first released in 2017. Ulysse Nardin doesn't make many vintage-inspired dive watches, so the Le Locle Diver definitely grabbed my attention. With its simple, easy-on-the-eyes link good link looks and in-house movement, I think it would be fair to consider this a higher-end alternative to the endless charm of the Oris Divers Sixty-Five collection.

3 months ago. Rating: 0
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I immediately spotted the famous Takuma Kawauchiya. If not famous for his music career he's known to watch lovers as the mind behind the T0 Tourbillon concept which became the GPHG Chronometry link Prize-winning Kodo. Kawauchiya-san link was completely unfazed as I photographed through the glass and in fact someone from the Seiko team had to put on a link coat to enter the clean room to grab him for a presentation.

10 months ago. Rating: 0
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