londonclown
Member
The watch! lol I need to know about the watch. Do we know the exact brand and stuff; if not what are the best suggestions? 
Dexter's Kill Bag and Tools
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londonclown
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Seems like the topic is dead. As I was the last one to comment for the last few days I will assume I just killed it. Ah! lol
john mcclane
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good luck finding the watch. they wont tell you.
DarkPassenger
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londonclown
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LOL? :unsure
john mcclane
New Member
i will FIND the watch I dont care if i have to kill someone. I will FIND IT!!!!
pinder91
Sr Member
Whoa. Excessive?
Back to matters actually relating to the kill tools...
I just received a 10 inch model of the spatula to cut today. I can confirm that the logo is the same size, just 1/4" higher. The blade is not only longer, but wider as well. The handle is the exact same as the 8 inch.
DarkPassenger
Sr Member
You will NEVER find it on your own. Ever. Only way is for someone to tell you. It is a brand I have never even heard of.
If you weren't such a dweeb I'd have no problem telling you.
DarkPassenger
Sr Member
Interesting. Looking at screencaps of Lila in her Jeep, do you think it was an 8 inch or 10 inch they used?
DarkPassenger
Sr Member
Hrmmmmm. Interesting.
If other people are going for the Kill Tools, post pictures!! I want to see everyone's progress.
john mcclane
New Member
Look if I did anything to offend you I apologize. I Have been looking for this watch sice 09 and its really been bugin me. If you don't want to tell me that is your choice.
DarkPassenger
Sr Member
It wasn't offensive. Your first post on this forum was you basically demanding to know what the watch is. Even in this post you wrote, "If you don't want to tell me that is your choice." You just come off like a (name for the male genitalia). I also have the feeling, that once you find out what it is, you will disappear form this forum and contribute nothing.
john mcclane
New Member
DarkPassenger
Sr Member
Pics or it didn't happen. :love
Yeah, sorry man. So far, your entire existence on this forum is begging for someone to tell you what brand the watch is. And when you didn't get what you wanted in the watch thread, you came here. Even when someone mentioned that it would be nice for you to introduce yourself and get involved you responded sarcastically.
The watch is very rare and very hard to find and I'm sure there are several people here that are looking for one. I just don't think anyone is going to bend over backwards for a new guy with a sense of entitlement and tell you, making it even harder for the ones who did all the leg work to find one.
No offense. Just being straight with you.
DarkPassenger
Sr Member
john mcclane
New Member
your right i apologize.
I think you'll find this forum is full of very helpful, generous people who will go out of their way to help a fellow fan. Maybe try to contribute some first. Find a prop from the show that nobody has found yet and help other's out. show off your collection. Build some friendships. I promise you someone will help you find what you're looking for if you have the right attitude. Welcome to the RPF by the way.
Zombie_61
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Hey all! A little off-topic here, but I have something I'd like to share with my fellow Dexter fans.
Set your WABAC machine for July 2, 2011, 6:30 a.m. (U.S. Pacific Time Zone). My wife and I are at Los Angeles International Airport, waiting our turn in the security line at the Alaska Airlines terminal. Bored and in people-watching mode, I looked to my left and, two lines over, no more than 20 feet from me, was the man himself--Michael C. Hall!!! As if they were filming a scene from the show, he was doing his best to blend in and not get noticed--wearing sunglasses and "examining" his boarding pass. A moment later he looked up and turned in my direction. I smiled and nodded "Hello". He did the same and, I swear, the expression on his face during the performance of this simple gesture said, "Yeah, it's me; thanks for not making a big deal of it and drawing attention to me." As I was pointing him out to my wife, the TSA agent in his line recognized him as well, smiled, and did the "fist bump" thing. And that was it. His line moved faster than ours, so I didn't have an opportunity to talk to him, but it was a nice little moment for me and a great way to start a vacation!
Set your WABAC machine for July 2, 2011, 6:30 a.m. (U.S. Pacific Time Zone). My wife and I are at Los Angeles International Airport, waiting our turn in the security line at the Alaska Airlines terminal. Bored and in people-watching mode, I looked to my left and, two lines over, no more than 20 feet from me, was the man himself--Michael C. Hall!!! As if they were filming a scene from the show, he was doing his best to blend in and not get noticed--wearing sunglasses and "examining" his boarding pass. A moment later he looked up and turned in my direction. I smiled and nodded "Hello". He did the same and, I swear, the expression on his face during the performance of this simple gesture said, "Yeah, it's me; thanks for not making a big deal of it and drawing attention to me." As I was pointing him out to my wife, the TSA agent in his line recognized him as well, smiled, and did the "fist bump" thing. And that was it. His line moved faster than ours, so I didn't have an opportunity to talk to him, but it was a nice little moment for me and a great way to start a vacation!
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