Long Range Walkie Talkie Watches
Two walkie talkies, disguised as wrist watches!
Roger and Out!
Two walkie talkies, disguised as wrist watches!
Roger and Out!
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Long Range Walkie Talkie Watches
Two walkie talkies, disguised as wrist watches!
Roger and Out!
Hotel-Echo-Yankee! Whiskey-Hotel-Alpha-Tango’-Sierra Uniform-Papa? No I’m not speaking gibberish. I’m practising my walkie-talkie language.
When I was living in Italy a few years ago, I used to work in a little pensione. Working there I met quite a funny bunch of tourists, from the obnoxious to the hilarious. But one couple struck me for their almost military approach to holidaying. They were young, possibly on their honeymoon and right from the moment I met them a little on the shifty side. When I showed them their room they immediately started giving me attitude, questioning the price, the position, the lack of a view. You name it, they didn’t like it.
After awhile the husband slipped out the door leaving me to argue with his wife. I was doing my best to reason with her when she suddenly hunched into a corner with her back to me and started muttering under her breath. Feeling a little uneasy I started to think I was stuck in a room with a serial killer. (I have an overactive imagination, I know) But then I realised she was holding an enormous brick of a walkie-talkie and talking to her husband who was out looking for a better pensione. At this point I was thinking: “You weirdos! Quit it with the commando crap and give me your money!” But being a well brung up lass I didn’t say anything, cos well, it was kind of funny.
When I look back at it, although I thought it was pretty lame and kind of weird, I also have a grudging respect for their savvy. They probably saved a lot of money and problems as they travelled around Europe, even though they did look kind of stupid ranting into their huge walkie-talkies. Way to draw attention to yourselves in a foreign country!
Because I’m the kind of person who gets embarrassed using my mobile phone in public, a big walkie-talkie would freak me right out. Luckily the walkie-talkie watches we’re selling today are cunningly disguised as watches. You can whisper discreetly into your wrist and if anybody looks at you funny just pretend you’re checking the time. Or better yet use the included hands free kit. And with a huge 2.5km range and auto squelch for clarity they can be a handy and cheaper alternative to phone calls. And because it takes two to Tango Victor Charlie, if you buy today you’ll be getting two walkie talkie watches, two lithium ion batteries, two hands free kits and two user manuals. Makes sense. Otherwise you’d have to talk to yourself… or random truckies. Pwkwkwwwk cekekeke cwkkkk, over.
Grab yours today – they won’t be here tomorrow!
When I was living in Italy a few years ago, I used to work in a little pensione. Working there I met quite a funny bunch of tourists, from the obnoxious to the hilarious. But one couple struck me for their almost military approach to holidaying. They were young, possibly on their honeymoon and right from the moment I met them a little on the shifty side. When I showed them their room they immediately started giving me attitude, questioning the price, the position, the lack of a view. You name it, they didn’t like it.
After awhile the husband slipped out the door leaving me to argue with his wife. I was doing my best to reason with her when she suddenly hunched into a corner with her back to me and started muttering under her breath. Feeling a little uneasy I started to think I was stuck in a room with a serial killer. (I have an overactive imagination, I know) But then I realised she was holding an enormous brick of a walkie-talkie and talking to her husband who was out looking for a better pensione. At this point I was thinking: “You weirdos! Quit it with the commando crap and give me your money!” But being a well brung up lass I didn’t say anything, cos well, it was kind of funny.
When I look back at it, although I thought it was pretty lame and kind of weird, I also have a grudging respect for their savvy. They probably saved a lot of money and problems as they travelled around Europe, even though they did look kind of stupid ranting into their huge walkie-talkies. Way to draw attention to yourselves in a foreign country!
Because I’m the kind of person who gets embarrassed using my mobile phone in public, a big walkie-talkie would freak me right out. Luckily the walkie-talkie watches we’re selling today are cunningly disguised as watches. You can whisper discreetly into your wrist and if anybody looks at you funny just pretend you’re checking the time. Or better yet use the included hands free kit. And with a huge 2.5km range and auto squelch for clarity they can be a handy and cheaper alternative to phone calls. And because it takes two to Tango Victor Charlie, if you buy today you’ll be getting two walkie talkie watches, two lithium ion batteries, two hands free kits and two user manuals. Makes sense. Otherwise you’d have to talk to yourself… or random truckies. Pwkwkwwwk cekekeke cwkkkk, over.
Grab yours today – they won’t be here tomorrow!
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