[QUOTE=Lisa;826950]David is letting me wear his. I like it but I really feel conspicuous when wearing it.



It's okay to wear clothes when wearing an Explorer II. :dummy: Not that I would mind.:read::chuckle:

I too like the 31mm as a good size for you Carolina. I tried to convince my wife of the same, but in the end, she wanted the 26mm.

Carolina, it took me a while to find this - but I remembered around last Christmas Bo posted all of the Rolex dial selections for 2007. It has EVERYTHING and is a great reference...

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=28081

Oh good grief, no! I just went hunting for pics so I could get involved in the conversation! :rofl:

Pssst - AL!! Christmas present alert! :rofl::rofl: :cheers:

My watch now is a 26mm, but I'm tall and I think the 31mm would be more balanced! :thumbsup:

ooh - will check later!! :cheers:

Carolina,

I think you and my wife are the same age. In about 6 years, the date on a ladies size (26mm) watch may be difficult to read without glasses. I know, it's a harsh reality but it's true. I apologize in advance if I have hurt anybody's feelings.

Sad but true - that's why I like a bigger dial.

Great link, Lisa, thanks. :thumbsup:

No worries, Mike -- it's true!!

But here's a smilie or two for good measure... :bartmoon: :rofl::rofl::rofl:

I can't see your smilie at my age, but I smelled it.:bartmoon::rofl:

You're welcome.:cheers:

Hell, I can't even smell anymore. Sinuses!:dummy::dummy::rofl:

I don't recall putting a "fan" smilie in my post. And I do recall how farts and fans just pair so well together. :rofl:


Next time, I will post using a very large font! :twit:

Hasn't the frost taken care of all that allergy stuff?? :thinking:

I think I live in the allergy capital of the nation (or is it capitol)? :chuckle:

Thanks for the help. Now the wife wants to know if you can wave your magic wand and supersize other things?:bartmoon::chuckle:

How tall are you? My wife is 5'11"

So you stands on the stool! My wives have gone from 5' to 6'. So the user of the stool changed from marriage to marriage.:chuckle::dummy::justkiddi

Capital. The "ol" refers to the building only, I think.

Oh, not to bore you with my ailments - but chronic sinusitis. Allergies make it worse, but it's always there.:banghead::banghead:Singulair helps a lot, though.

Not only do I own a double wide I got a cousin that is kind-a-like a pharmacist and can stop that sniffle. Boy, I am looking better every day. :dummy::chuckle:

Ha! Even with 3" heels, I'm still taller (6'3"). Makes fitting into Corvette Coupes very difficult, especially the C4's. Another reason I like the convertibles!

You must mean Everclear and Hawaiian Punch? At last, you've told me what I want to hear! I'll pack up right after trick-or-treating...:rofl::rofl:

I'm 6'2", when I stand up straight, and I hit my left knee on the pointed dash as I sit down 50% of the time. Man do the C4s ride low to the ground. A very deep door sill.:cheers:

You will like my mum and sister and they have the same name.:chuckle:

I'm trying not to slouch so much these days...

Oh, and notice how since we haven't gotten our garage sticky, we're now hijacking this thread with car talk - take that mods!

:concerned Err.. David, I'd be glad to take this pesky, tiny Corvette's off your hands!! :chuckle:

Not nearly as tall as your wife - I'm 5'8"! If my husband doesn't slouch, he's about 6 ft. Wearing the three inch heels definitely helps remind him! :rofl:
Although I have annoyingly long legs, so I try to keep them around 2 inches.

Get thee a Neti pot! :thumbsup:

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

What a great idea for a home based business... :rofl: