BMW Vintage Cufflinks

On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 18:39:29 -0400, Dean Dark >
wrote:

>On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 13:30:32 -0700, E28 Guy© >
>wrote:
>
>>On Jun 28, 10:55 am, zion lion > wrote:
>>
>>> gentlemen wear Cufflinks
>>> and people, including nice ladies are impressed
>>>
>>> every one I have shown them to in a BMW car, likes them
>>
>>I think you're confusing "nice ladies" with 'cheap, golddigging sluts
>>who would give an arse like you a tumble'. But keep trying.
>
>Oscar might be able to help. He's told us here more than once that
>his wife is a sex-crazed knob-gobbler who he cannot allow out on her
>own. Certainly not within my definition of 'nice lady.'
>
>What say you, Oscar? Does your "wife" appreciate fine cufflinks?

No!

I've got some magic beans If you'd like to swap ?

Surely a picture of a bubble car on a bit of metal is worth just as much as
my beans

And If you were serious I can only say Its terrible vulgar and American to
talk so about money - sorry!


Jeff Strickland wrote:
> "pltrgyst" > wrote in message
> ...
>> On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 18:05:07 +0100, wrote:
>>
>>> Er! Cufflinks ---- who wears those during the day now and who
>>> would you impress?
>>
>> I don't have shirts with cuffs. As a matter of fact, as a curmudgeon
>> approaching
>> retirement, I don't even have any shirts with sleeves.
>>
>> Guess you could always wear them as tongue studs -- that'd be
>> impressive!
>
>
> I finally got a shirt with french cuffs (the kind that take cuff
> links), but I have trouble wearing a $200 watch and $2000 cuff links.
> And, my wife is seldom impressed in a possitive manner by the money
> that I can spend if given the chance.
>
> I'm not sure my BMW baseball cap and my BMW cuff links would go well
> together, especially when they are put together with my Cobain flip
> flops. I'll pass on the links, and wear the hat and shoes with my
> suit ...

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 08:05:41 GMT, "Tommy" > wrote:

>And If you were serious I can only say Its terrible vulgar and American to
>talk so about money - sorry!

What an 18th century attitude... 8

-- Larry