$171,000 Rolex

[krattzz]

http://www.demesy.com/Merchant2/merc..._Code=BR12-MPM

Wow, this will take me a few years to save up for:)

[CoopJr]

Originally Posted by krattzz

http://www.demesy.com/Merchant2/merc..._Code=BR12-MPM

Wow, this will take me a few years to save up for:)

A man of your means?...a mere bag of shells!

[mdx77]

not my cup of tea.....sorry buddy.

[krattzz]

Originally Posted by CoopJr

A man of your means?...a mere bag of shells!

Hi Allen,

I may be able to afford it if your Aerospace company purchased a new website from me that allows your users to download 2 & 3D CAD drawings, search parametrically, a part configurator, and joined listing under their product categories on ThomasNet.com and joined the largest industrial newsroom http://news.thomasnet.com with a banner program for a year:)

Then I would at least be able to afford a down payment on it....cheers!!!! Mark

[CoopJr]

Originally Posted by krattzz

Hi Allen,

I may be able to afford it if your Aerospace company purchased a new website from me that allows your users to download 2 & 3D CAD drawings, search parametrically, a part configurator, and joined listing under their product categories on ThomasNet.com and joined the largest industrial newsroom http://news.thomasnet.com with a banner program for a year:)

Then I would at least be able to afford a down payment on it....cheers!!!! Mark

They use Grainger

[technicaldirector]

Originally Posted by CoopJr

They use Grainger

I miss the Big Red Business Bible

When I saw the title, I thought of this:

[krattzz]

Originally Posted by CoopJr

They use Grainger

Ew, Grainger comes to us to look for suppliers for their goods. Also I'm sure your company has a website? For instance, Boeing recently added the ThomasNet.com search box to their employee intranet so their engineers can search, specify, download CAD drawings from companies they don't even know yet. We also build next generation websites for companies who are now allowing their users to configure parts and get to product info quickly.

I have a suspicion that your company users our industrial search engine to search for suppliers as most in your industry do.

No sales pitch here, just commented on your company and the commission I could make on a deal like that.

[mdx77]

Originally Posted by technicaldirector

I miss the Big Red Business Bible

When I saw the title, I thought of this:

[krattzz]

Originally Posted by technicaldirector

I miss the Big Red Business Bible

When I saw the title, I thought of this:

Actually aren't you referring to the big Green Thomas Register books that we published for like 80 years? Here is the replacement www.thomasnet.com with over 3 million user sessions per month.

[CoopJr]

Originally Posted by krattzz

Ew, Grainger comes to us to look for suppliers for their goods. Also I'm sure your company has a website? For instance, Boeing recently added the ThomasNet.com search box to their employee intranet so their engineers can search, specify, download CAD drawings from companies they don't even know yet. We also build next generation websites for companies who are now allowing their users to configure parts and get to product info quickly.

I have a suspicion that your company users our industrial search engine to search for suppliers as most in your industry do.

No sales pitch here, just commented on your company and the commission I could make on a deal like that.

I'll take another look at it tomorrow when I get in. But I have been spanked there once already for trying to go around the system for a better product. With more layoffs looming it's not the time to piss anyone off

BTW...I think the Marlins are ripping you Philly guys off!:
http://www.miamiherald.com/591/story/429786.html

[krattzz]

Originally Posted by CoopJr

I'll take another look at it tomorrow when I get in. But I have been spanked there once already for trying to go around the system for a better product. With more layoffs looming it's not the time to piss anyone off

BTW...I think the Marlins are ripping you Philly guys off!:
http://www.miamiherald.com/591/story/429786.html

I saw that, we were canceled last year thank God as it was fun for a few years but now am concentrating more on film and commercial work.

[CoopJr]

Originally Posted by krattzz

I saw that, we were canceled last year thank God as it was fun for a few years but now am concentrating more on film and commercial work.

Well the head shot avatar looks better than the cat

[mdx77]

Originally Posted by CoopJr

Well the head shot avatar looks better than the cat

ohhhh, I thought it was a b4 and after shot.....

[CoopJr]

Originally Posted by mdx77

ohhhh, I thought it was a b4 and after shot.....

...Lost some fur off the top and had an extra helping of Fancy Feast!

[mdx77]

Originally Posted by CoopJr

...Lost some fur off the top and had an extra helping of Fancy Feast!

[krattzz]

Originally Posted by mdx77

Actually, I had pussy on my mind when I added that avatar. Yesterday got a Maltese and my cat is pissed. Havoc in the household right now as its more like a zoo then its ever been.

[mdx77]

Originally Posted by krattzz

Actually, I had pussy on my mind when I added that avatar. Yesterday got a Maltese and my cat is pissed. Havoc in the household right now as its more like a zoo then its ever been.

pussy on the mind.....meow Could be worse, 4 cats and 1 dog..............MY HOUSE!

[abigsecret]

Originally Posted by krattzz

http://www.demesy.com/Merchant2/merc..._Code=BR12-MPM

Wow, this will take me a few years to save up for:)

I doubt whoever can afford that, they'll buy it on-line... ??
Not my style, but I would accept it as a gift...

[TempoKing]

....LOL.......I love Onions

[topcat30093]

Sorry its not for me.
If my wife saw it, she would say just one word "BLING"

[tandrup]

Don't like it - even if I had the funds, I wouldn't even consider it. But it's definitely an interesting look. Did you start saving Kratzz?

[SPACE-DWELLER]

Originally Posted by technicaldirector

I miss the Big Red Business Bible

When I saw the title, I thought of this:

Isn't that Sadam's DD that was recently sold at auction?

[BiG JeEzY]

Originally Posted by SPACE-DWELLER

Isn't that Sadam's DD that was recently sold at auction?

I agree I thought that was Saddam Hussein's watch too.

[BiG JeEzY]

I have seen another model that was also very expensive. Go to the link and scroll all the way down to the very bottom. The MSRP on the very last watch is $231,350.00. It has 42 baguette diamonds on the bezel and 71 baguette diamonds on the bracelet. That must be a couple hundred carots right there.

http://www.swissluxury.com/rolex-wat...s-day-date.htm

Were starting to talk prices of some small townhouses and condos here in California, in exchange for that watch.

[abigsecret]

Originally Posted by BiG JeEzY

I have seen another model that was also very expensive. Go to the link and scroll all the way down to the very bottom. The MSRP on the very last watch is $231,350.00. It has 42 baguette diamonds on the bezel and 71 baguette diamonds on the bracelet. That must be a couple hundred carots right there.

http://www.swissluxury.com/rolex-wat...s-day-date.htm

Were starting to talk prices of some small townhouses and condos here in California, in exchange for that watch.

Looks like the same watch (as orig. posted) to me??

[TonyD]

$170k for that thing?! Its missing a whole bunch of numbers!

[samsung82]

[Chris B]

Originally Posted by krattzz

Hi Allen,

I may be able to afford it if your Aerospace company purchased a new website from me that allows your users to download 2 & 3D CAD drawings, search parametrically, a part configurator, and joined listing under their product categories on ThomasNet.com and joined the largest industrial newsroom http://news.thomasnet.com with a banner program for a year:)

Krattzz, I'm just gonna take a sip of my chardonnay, smile & pretend I know what the Felluca that was all about , thanks for sharing the link BTW


"a mere bag of shells"

[krattzz]

I hope that its a good year!