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Thread: What is in your signiture.??

  1. 2nd February 2007, 21:30 #1
    deano42
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    What is in your signiture.??

    Hi all

    Forum signitures - every forum has them, most people use them, some people exploit them.

    Just been browsing a few of the FS sub-fora and came across a great signiture:

    My Nouveau Riche Collection: Fake Seiko-Doxa 300T, L/E Scooby Doo Digital, Sponge Bob Squarepants Chrono, Replica Invicta SUB, Stolen Dreadnought XXX/200, Counterfeit Omega Speedy, Barney the Dinosaur GMT Quartz, Replica Panerai 24, Replica Panerai 187, Rare L/E Chicken SWATCH, Fake Chinese G-Shock, Charlie the Tuna UTC. On order: L/E Pirates of the Caribbean 18K Tourbillon.
    Mental note to oneself: order the L/E Pirates...

    So what is in your signiture.??

    Thanks
    deano
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  2. 2nd February 2007, 22:01 #2
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    A silly saying. I used to list my PRS watches till someone said something about bragging so out they came never to return.
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    I just tried to be clever (I' m really not) and pretend to be cultivated (which I' m not) so I copied a quote from Wikiquote about time.

    :lol: :lol:

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    Seal of Baldwin I, Crusader king of Jerusalem, 1100-1118 A.D. :D
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    Self-quotation. If you can't quote yourself, who can you quote?

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    Re: What is in your signiture.??

    Quote Originally Posted by deano42
    Hi all

    Forum signitures - every forum has them, most people use them, some people exploit them.

    Just been browsing a few of the FS sub-fora and came across a great signiture:

    My Nouveau Riche Collection: Fake Seiko-Doxa 300T, L/E Scooby Doo Digital, Sponge Bob Squarepants Chrono, Replica Invicta SUB, Stolen Dreadnought XXX/200, Counterfeit Omega Speedy, Barney the Dinosaur GMT Quartz, Replica Panerai 24, Replica Panerai 187, Rare L/E Chicken SWATCH, Fake Chinese G-Shock, Charlie the Tuna UTC. On order: L/E Pirates of the Caribbean 18K Tourbillon.
    Mental note to oneself: order the L/E Pirates...

    So what is in your signiture.??

    Thanks
    deano
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  9. 3rd February 2007, 00:12 #9
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    Re: What is in your signiture.??

    Quote Originally Posted by deano42

    So what is in your signiture.??
    ...Proper spelling...??

    :?
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    A sage piece of advice...
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    Re: What is in your signiture.??

    Quote Originally Posted by deano42
    ...some people exploit them.
    Yeah, I'm one of those people. :D
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  14. 3rd February 2007, 05:15 #14
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    My family moto at the moment.

    But I change my sig every now and then, so watch this space. :wink: :)
    Best Regards - Peter

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    A quotation from H. L. Mencken.
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    It's a watchmaker's thingy for gripping tiny little washers and stuff.

    (I think)
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    I used to have a little YELLOW frog. He appeared to support my protests against the yellow seconds hand of the DA36, and liked the forum so much that he stayed. However, when he realised that I was in for a long wait for a DA37, he moved out to let one of his brothers, the BLUE frog come, to match my mood. They've told me that when my watch arrives then the third of the triplets wants to come and stay.................and the pic of me in my state of transcendental expectation can also be removed! Ohmmm.........
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    Signature...

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    Just trying to give people an idea about what weve recently added to the DeskDivers site... Kinda a like a news broadcast I guess... I hope people enjoy the articles as much as we enjoy writing them and this is a way they can find out whats new etc.
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    Latin: Who will guard the Guards themselves? from Juvenal in his Satires. Seems apt these days.......
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    just a popular saying...
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    I cahnge mine all the time. I've got these coming up next:

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  28. 4th February 2007, 11:20 #28
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    Depends on what I have been reading and if anything interesting seems worth quoting ... Sometimes get a bit of feedback on them from forummers ... is there such a word as 'forummer' :?: :? :?

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    Nothing before, but I have added this Oscar Wilde quotation. Seems apt.
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  30. 4th February 2007, 13:24 #30
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    Quote Originally Posted by sundial
    ... is there such a word as 'forummer' :?: :? :?

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    Hi Dunk

    Sure there is a word called forummer, just like the word signiture.! 8)

    Thanks
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