You Worry Too Much.

[mrblue]

I have worn Rolex watches for many years. Never needed service of any kind ever. I think that is most peoples experience. Stop worrying so much. Its a watch. If there is a problem have it serviced.

[TudorTuesday]

You know, you may be on to something. Maybe I do worry too much. It's likely the economy. Or perhaps my diet. I have put on a few more pounds than I'd prefer.

Sometimes I worry about worrying.

That said, I almost never worry that I accidentally might start a thread instead of replying to a different one.

...But maybe that's a worry we should *all* take seriously.

;)

[SLS]

Originally Posted by TudorTuesday

You know, you may be on to something. Maybe I do worry too much. It's likely the economy. Or perhaps my diet. I have put on a few more pounds than I'd prefer.

Sometimes I worry about worrying.

That said, I almost never worry that I accidentally might start a thread instead of replying to a different one.

...But maybe that's a worry we should *all* take seriously.

;)

I'm worried about you!

[FSUGeoff]

Don't worry, be Happy.

[Bt122]

Sorry I’m not worried. Been a long time since I’ve been worried...

[Watchmanaz]

It's the best they say so put it to the test! If you can afford one you can afford every 5 years to buff her up!

[JacksonStone]

Originally Posted by mrblue

I have worn Rolex watches for many years. Never needed service of any kind ever. I think that is most peoples experience. Stop worrying so much. Its a watch. If there is a problem have it serviced.

Did you perhaps mean to reply to the thread asking about the validity of the warranty on a watch purchased from a former AD? If so, I worry about your computer literacy.

[THC]

What, me worry? ....Alfred E Newman

[Sporkmaker]

But what if I drop my watch on a wood floor or bump it on a door jam or the crown isn't fully tightened when I jump in the pool or I over wind it or my lume fades or my bezel pip doesn't perfectly line up or I wear it too tight or I wear it too loose or I don't remember if setting it dial up or crown up gains or loses time or they come out with a new and improved movement next year or I send it in for service and they over polish it or they don't return my original parts or they discontinue the Hulk before I actually get one or I wear my Rolex while doing an activity that's unsafe without realizing it?

I need a Xanax.

[tac34vt]

Originally Posted by Sporkmaker

But what if I drop my watch on a wood floor or bump it on a door jam or the crown isn't fully tightened when I jump in the pool or I over wind it or my lume fades or my bezel pip doesn't perfectly line up or I wear it too tight or I wear it too loose or I don't remember if setting it dial up or crown up gains or loses time or they come out with a new and improved movement next year or I send it in for service and they over polish it or they don't return my original parts or they discontinue the Hulk before I actually get one or I wear my Rolex while doing an activity that's unsafe without realizing it?

I need a Xanax.

This is a good rogue thread, and that is a great post.

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[gliderpilot]

Originally Posted by Sporkmaker

But what if I drop my watch on a wood floor or bump it on a door jam or the crown isn't fully tightened when I jump in the pool or I over wind it or my lume fades or my bezel pip doesn't perfectly line up or I wear it too tight or I wear it too loose or I don't remember if setting it dial up or crown up gains or loses time or they come out with a new and improved movement next year or I send it in for service and they over polish it or they don't return my original parts or they discontinue the Hulk before I actually get one or I wear my Rolex while doing an activity that's unsafe without realizing it?

I need a Xanax.

Or Timex, it is less addictive...

[TarponGeorge]

Worry 'bout my worries
Lately all I seem to do

-WSP

[mray6375]

I worry that this is my first post and I posted On the correct thread.

[JayAK]

I just brushed my teeth with my sub on, “is it safe”...should I have it serviced now?!?!
Hahah

[10klakes]

Originally Posted by JayAK

I just brushed my teeth with my sub on, “is it safe”...should I have it serviced now?!?!
Hahah

Depends...... was it a Sonicare.


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[JayAK]

Originally Posted by 10klakes

Depends...... was it a Sonicare.


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Well played!

[Cato]

Originally Posted by mrblue

I have worn Rolex watches for many years. Never needed service of any kind ever.

What's "many years?"

Like 5?

or 35?

It's like the guy who never washes his car, changes his oil, or brushes his teeth until there is a problem.

[WhiskeyKoffee]

Many years ago I was at a strip club and just felt out of place. "You need to loosen up" is what the stripper told me. My absolute honest response was "I enjoy being tight."

Does that mean I worried too much, or not enough?

[AK797]

Not a good sign when you suddenly start answering questions that haven't been asked. Especially out loud in public...

[JacksonStone]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyKoffee

"I enjoy being tight."

That's what she said.

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by THC

What, me worry? ....Alfred E Newman

[Canook]

[rexG]

This should help....

[DoctorA]

I’m a worry wart by nature but try not to worry about the inevitable.... cheers

[zjd168]

Originally Posted by AK797

Not a good sign when you suddenly start answering questions that haven't been asked. Especially out loud in public...

this, doesn't look good indeed

[You]

Glad I wear my watch 24/7 and never let it worry me.

[polaris72]

Thank you Dr. Phil.

[RollieRoll]

I get gas with my Rollie, take showers with my Rollie, and I worry with my Rollie. Off to bed. GN.

[tyler1980]

Originally Posted by mrblue

I have worn Rolex watches for many years. Never needed service of any kind ever. I think that is most peoples experience. Stop worrying so much. Its a watch. If there is a problem have it serviced.

is that even safe

[omx5o]

Same applies to cars. Just let the oil dry out and it’ll be fine. No need to worry.