Invicta "Swiss factories" timeline

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Re: Invicta "Swiss factories" timeline

Post by hcharles » December 4th 2012, 10:59am

Turd head probably on the TSA's no fly list. Or lost his passport in a poker game.
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Post by Horse Feathers » December 4th 2012, 11:39am

hcharles wrote:Turd head probably on the TSA's no fly list. Or lost his passport in a poker game.


Yep, he was banned from air travel. It seems a bin containing his shoes caused a malfunction in the X-Ray scanner at the Minneapolis - St. Paul Airport. Initially the TSA thought it was equipment failure but they tied it back to Turdling when a bomb sniffing dog fainted while smelling his shoes. The dog, a 5 year veteran of the MSP Airport Police was abruptly retired after refusing to enter the facility
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Re: Invicta "Swiss factories" timeline

Post by koimaster » December 17th 2019, 10:17am

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Yes Virginia, watchlords did a lot to expose the lies of the Invicta Watch Group, a marketing company of cheap watches sold as something more valuable.






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