Gift

[Stamp]

I was recently given a G-Shock watch as a gift.

If you're not familiar with this brand of watches they are very nice. Price ranges from $99 to God knows what. I have an all black GA-100 G-Shock. I've read the manual two times and I still feel like a mentally challenged hippopotamus.

I'd like to know if any of you all know or can direct me in the right path to gaining knowledge about this watch.

[milo]

Stamp, I know you've been blatantly cheating/toggling. One of these days I'm going to look for that hltv and send it in, so please stop.

[Stamp]

This is a post about a watch. Don't bring some bullshit into it. If you think I still cheat go submit an hltv demo and stop complaining.

[nunz]

Stamp, I know you've been blatantly cheating/toggling. One of these days I'm going to look for that hltv and send it in, so please stop.

obviously trolling.

[aLpha.cn-[tang]]

If only someone could have invented some sort of global system of interconnected computers that could somehow be used as a repository of knowledge. Maybe even create some sort of system within that database in which you could type related words and it would return with some sort of result. It's a shame I've never heard of such a thing though. Might I suggest trying your local public library? I figure that's why we employ librarians these days.

[hobbler]

If only someone could have invented some sort of global system of interconnected computers that could somehow be used as a repository of knowledge. Maybe even create some sort of system within that database in which you could type related words and it would return with some sort of result. It's a shame I've never heard of such a thing though. Might I suggest trying your local public library? I figure that's why we employ librarians these days.

It's easier to just ask you to find things for me andy.

[Swiss]

If only someone could have invented some sort of global system of interconnected computers that could somehow be used as a repository of knowledge. Maybe even create some sort of system within that database in which you could type related words and it would return with some sort of result. It's a shame I've never heard of such a thing though. Might I suggest trying your local public library? I figure that's why we employ librarians these days.

its called the internet and google, you dumb shit.

you heard of it? i think not.

EDIT: youre a nerd, andy

[aLpha.cn-[tang]]

It's easier to just ask you to find things for me andy.

Balaclavas.

its called the internet and google, you dumb shit.

you heard of it? i think not.

What's that? Sounds like something I'd name my unicorn.

[Stamp]

I've looked all over the interwebs for videos, manuals, etc. and nothing helped.


No need to be dicks about it.

[Miller`]

That is a fantastic watch. Here is what I know about it:

http://bit.ly/122ZYaW