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I'm very accurate at knowing the time without having to look at a watch or a clock.  My guess is usually within the range of two to five minutes, if not spot on. 

I'll  set the kitchen timer when I'm cooking and I instinctively know when the time is about to ding. I'm usually only a couple of steps away from the oven when the timer does rings off.

 

I can also close one eye while keeping my other eye open without squinting.  A former mentioned with a talent such as mine, I could be good marksman or sniper.  LOL

7 years ago. Rating: 4
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I am able to jump.....all the way to conclusions. Now that can be very frustrating, especially when you have to say "Oops, I was wrong". I hate when that happens!         :)

 

7 years ago. Rating: 3
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....dodging honeydos 

7 years ago. Rating: 2
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I kick rocks when I need to think......

7 years ago. Rating: 1
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Part of what we link are seeing this year is the idea of color being used as currency in the watch space. Even watches that aren't strictly rainbows seem influenced by the brightening color schemes. There's link the MoonSwatch, to cite one example. But even IWC – a brand I would consider far more conservative in its approach to color – is playing the color currency link game. Earlier this year, during the Miami Grand Prix, they released a Formula One watch in a vibrant turquoise.

29 days ago. Rating: 0
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Then there's the link Canopus gold watch. Talk about link unexpected! It similarly appears to be a watch that's not overtly limited in number but rather in production. While it's jarring to see the Diver 300m executed this way it actually looks incredible. The sporty look of the crown and HEV paired link with the precious metal and diamonds is a vibe unto itself.

8 months ago. Rating: 0
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