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Antb21

Discussion Starter · Aug 2, 2021

Hi all new here so not sure if I'm even posting in the correct section. With an oyster bracelet I have on a watch is it normal to be able to bend the links backwards with them catching slightly? [assume the centre links rub] I assume this is just due to tight tolerances. I'll try and show below on my photos so it makes more sense. I don't really wear bracelets up to this point but this is super comfy this one. The picture below shows what I mean just slightly resistance to do it. View attachment 16035256

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catsteeth

· #4 · Aug 2, 2021

Glencoe said:
To answer your question, the best thing to do is make sure the horse is freshly groomed, then and only then dunk the hamster in a bin of feathers. Once you find a blue feather, that is the cue to rub the lugs of the watch against your toe.

Wrong kingdoms. He's Antb21 as in insectivore, you're talking Mammalia....

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catsteeth

· #11 · Aug 3, 2021

See the happy moron, he doesn't give a damm.
I wish I was a moron, my God perhaps I am.

What... Who said that... Anon.

OEDofQ

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catsteeth

· #22 · Aug 3, 2021

Seabee1 said:
I believe insectivores are part of Kingdom Animalia however ants are in Phylum Arthropoda whereas horses and hamsters are in Phylum Mammalia

🤣👍 I was waiting for someone who actually knew the proper classifications correct me.
Though I'm an arts graduate and never been in a lab since I was 18, I couldn't be bothered to use Google either to find out the proper linnaean taxonomy... so I guessed... wrongly as it turned out...

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