New Year Resolution(s)

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timebender

Discussion Starter · Dec 29, 2007

I had a great New Year Resolution! To slow way down on my watch purchases!

As I have now ordered two from December 26 to today I have already broken it!

I could take the position that I purchased them in 2007 but I will receive them in 2008 and one of them I will not be charged for until 2008 so no spin will change the fact I have already broken mine and it is not even New Years Day!:crying:

How about the rest of you? Any New Year Resolution(s)?:confused1:
If yes, will you stand by it/them?:confused1::confused1::confused1:

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nickdolin

· #2 · Dec 29, 2007

None here really, except I wouldn't mind to drop off about 20 pounds, otherwise, I feel I'm good to go. I never kept them anyway! Lol, this watch stuff is too fun to stop!

Agent Orange

· #3 · Dec 29, 2007

My one and only resolution is to not purchase a new (to me) watch until June. It's a tough resolution to keep (I actually made it in September), especially hanging around you guys, always showing off your new wares!

banner

· #4 · Dec 29, 2007

Mine is to curtail arguing on watch forums, and to remain a member in good standing here at WTF until at least 2009!

Rusty

· #5 · Dec 29, 2007

Way to go, Mr. banned. I'm proud of you.:thumbup1:

falcon4311

· #6 · Dec 30, 2007

I'm fat, ugly, I drink, I smoke and I am an Invicta addict. I have lost all hope so I have given up on New Years resolutions.

richy240

· #7 · Dec 30, 2007

Start running again, pay off my credit cards, and get my hands on a Ball Engineer Master II Diver in either green or gray. We'll see how many I can stick to.

AutoMovt

· #8 · Dec 30, 2007

Enjoy my current collection more, so less new watches for 2008 (a lot less).

xuesheng

· #9 · Dec 30, 2007

Start running again for me too. Smoke less (I won't go with the stopping because it's not gonna happen anyway). Drink less (quit the wiskey and drink more beer). Finally try to save up for my favorite watch. Loose some weigth.

Now thats 5. If only one will work out I'm happy. Crossing my fingers here it's gonna be the watch one...

rm663

· #10 · Dec 30, 2007

falcon4311 said:
I'm fat, ugly, I drink, I smoke and I am an Invicta addict. I have lost all hope so I have given up on New Years resolutions.

Hey... that sounds like me. Glad I'm not alone!

Dave

falcon4311

· #11 · Dec 30, 2007

Hey... that sounds like me. Glad I'm not alone!

Dave

There are a lot of us out there Dave, we should form a support group (IIISSG) Insecure Invicta Idiot Savant Support Group. I can give up all of my addictions with the exception of women and Invictas!

13ECHO

· #12 · Dec 30, 2007

Loose 40 pounds(probably not in one year), and go back to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby this year in May.

numark

· #13 · Dec 30, 2007

I would say that I try to steer clear of New Year's resolutions. Though some of the ones mentioned here might not be bad ideas for me. More guitar playing this coming year is a definate must.

GradyPhilpott

· #14 · Dec 31, 2007

I've given up almost everything that I used to think made life worth living and while I'm still not sure that life is worth living, I'm getting along quite well without those things.

Life has been a near continuous process of self-improvement, punctuated by periods of relapse and stagnation, but on the whole, I'm a better man today than I was last year.

New year's resolutions have never worked for me. What has worked for me is to keep on the path to improvement and never lose sight on the goal, regardless of how many obstacles get thrown in my way, either by others or myself.

Remember, it's all about values and it ain't over till it's over.

Pete

· #15 · Jan 1, 2008

Get back on the healty eating wagon.

Too much eating out.

Happy New Year everyone!

Rusty

· #16 · Jan 1, 2008

Hey Pete, welcome to the Original Invicta Forum. ..:thumbup1:

triton

· #17 · Jan 1, 2008

GradyPhilpott said:
I've given up almost everything that I used to think made life worth living and while I'm still not sure that life is worth living, I'm getting along quite well without those things.

Life has been a near continuous process of self-improvement, punctuated by periods of relapse and stagnation, but on the whole, I'm a better man today than I was last year.

New year's resolutions have never worked for me. What has worked for me is to keep on the path to improvement and never lose sight on the goal, regardless of how many obstacles get thrown in my way, either by others or myself.

Remember, it's all about values and it ain't over till it's over.

Grady,you must have read my mind,very well said:wink:

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kokuryu

· #18 · Jan 2, 2008

Day 2 of the new year, and I have already purchased another yellow box... I hope... Its from ShopNBC so I really do hope it gets sent to me... A nice Silver Beatle, I am looking forward to it to go along with my Orange one. Maybe I will get the Yellow one too...

ecm3

· #19 · Jan 3, 2008

help out the ecomony by spending more money on watches

bpk1

· #20 · Jan 3, 2008

Get a collection of watches started(3 so far), pass AP Bio, get internship this coming summer. Oh and win an upcoming hockey tournament.

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