Wearing a WATCH

[OZJames]

When I get home from work, if warm enough (which is less likley these days due to encroaching winter) I strip, have a drink and a chat before dinner.

I have become more and more conscious of my watch and i now take it off too. I think textiles might laugh at that (who cares).

Does everyone take their watch off when nude ? Does wearing ONLY a watch disqualify one from being a "nudist" ? [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]

JAMES

[OZJames]

When I get home from work, if warm enough (which is less likley these days due to encroaching winter) I strip, have a drink and a chat before dinner.

I have become more and more conscious of my watch and i now take it off too. I think textiles might laugh at that (who cares).

Does everyone take their watch off when nude ? Does wearing ONLY a watch disqualify one from being a "nudist" ? [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]

JAMES

[Sol-Searcher]

I'm retired, and do not own a watch, only a calendar.

Your friend,
Randy

[fred950]

I stopped waring watches years ago. Funny how I (now) seem to have all the time in the world. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img]

[melissastarr]

I live in my watch. The only time I ever take it off is to bathe. I even sleep with it on.

Melissa

[Naturist Mark]

No watches here. I have a strange skin chemistry that slowly dissolves metals, so watches don't last long - even when I protect the metal with a coating of clear nail polish.

Clocks are built into so many devices these days that I never miss a watch; Pagers, cell phones, cameras, dashboards, radios, PDAs, and my favorite standby - ask someone what time it is!

-Mark

[shãybare]

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Originally posted by melissastarr:
[qb] I live in my watch. The only time I ever take it off is to bathe. I even sleep with it on.

Melissa [/qb]

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Ditto.

[Guest]

I just use the clock in my cell phone and van.

[R.M.GREENMAN2]

I don't like being ruled by time, so I do not wear a watch.
If asked, I look at my bare wrist and say,"It's about a hair past a freckle."

[OZJames]

Problems I see:-

No watch - how do you get to church on time ?

There's a blackout - Microwave clock off, TV clock off, stove clock off, bedside clock off, out of range for cell phone, computer off. Perhaps someone might have a clock that ticks ??

Wearing a watch to bed - wow, isn't it a bit scratchy, on your friend ?

I envey you fred950. As an accountant everything must balance, be on time , be pricise, add up.

Regardless of all that I am sure that my watch will be worn less & less

JAMES

[Paniga]

quote:

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Originally posted by OZJames:
[qb] Problems I see:-

No watch - how do you get to church on time ?

There's a blackout - Microwave clock off, TV clock off, stove clock off, bedside clock off, out of range for cell phone, computer off. Perhaps someone might have a clock that ticks ??

Wearing a watch to bed - wow, isn't it a bit scratchy, on your friend ?

I envey you fred950. As an accountant everything must balance, be on time , be pricise, add up.

Regardless of all that I am sure that my watch will be worn less & less

JAMES [/qb]

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well i have never owned a watch. I am one of these ppl that are blessed and can tell time without it. eg sun/moon postions. Or i just look at a clock once a day and know with about a 5min range what time it is.

[hairyhomer]

The only time I wear a watch is when I'm running to see how fast I can go, never to bed though we both know how fast that time goes! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

[OZJames]

Paniga, The Moon - now thats something I would really like to know about. Whenever we can we do nude night walks and when the moon is out I do not carry a torch. That is freedom

The moon is a problem, it sees to go all over the sky with no regularity. Usually it rises in the east and during the whole night it travels acros the northern sky and is gone by morning. Right now it starts (at dusk) high in the northern sky and is still sinking in the west in the early morning before dusk. In other words it seems to be travelling slower than when it rises in the east after dark.

Also if the tides are caused by the moon, and the moon goes round the earth each 24 hors, why do we get two high & two low tides each 24 hours ?

"WHY IS IT SO" as Professor Sumner Miller used to say.

Paniga, as you can tell the time by the moon I thought you might know.

JAMES

[nudewheelchairTodd]

I use my cell phone to tell time or the classrom clock I work in, watch become like clothes.

[Gary Naturist]

I feel quite a bit more more nude when I'm wearing absolutely nothing, not even a watch. Strange.

Gary