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Hi everyone, Merry Xmas in advance

I have a beautiful female friend. Drop dead gorgeous. I mean drop dead gorgeous. Exactly...

Our relationship will soon get sexual.
But there's something she told me on our last date... She wears expensive watches but when you ask her the time she has to use her phone.

So yesterday, I found out her watch doesn't work because she told me. She told me that her watches stops working like days after buying it. Like the battery drains rapidly.

She said if someone else uses it,it works.
She said her blood is powerful...


Is any of those things real?

So I asked her, if your blood stops your watch, how come it doesn't stop your car...?
Maybe it won't.

I have seen her with different expensive watches. Not expensive like millions but nice watches

I didn't try her watch but what if I mount her and she stops my heart

🤭

😳

Nice guess..

Perhaps,you should start running for your dear life..

Sonnobax15:

Nice guess..

Perhaps,you should start running for your dear life..

But she is damn cute and she's after me like she might just show up anywhere I am but I am yet to let her know my place

She looks like Ogbanje...

I have never heard of power that stops a watch but she was serious

🥴

This is from Quora

The claim that some people cannot wear watches because the electricity in their body kills the watch battery is largely a myth. Here’s a breakdown of the factors involved:

Body Electricity: The human body does generate a small amount of electricity (mainly due to biochemical processes), but this is not sufficient to affect the functioning of electronic devices like watches.


Battery Types: Most modern watches, especially quartz watches, use batteries that are designed to last for a long time (often several years). A person's body electricity would not typically have the capacity to drain or harm these batteries.


Environmental Factors: Some individuals may experience issues with watches due to environmental factors such as sweat, moisture, or magnetic fields, which can affect the watch's performance or battery life.


Personal Sensitivity: In rare cases, individuals may have allergies or sensitivities to materials used in watches (like metals) or may experience skin reactions that could cause issues with how the watch functions, but this is not related to "electricity" in their body.


In summary, while personal experiences may lead some to believe their body's electricity affects watch functionality, there is no scientific evidence to support the idea that it can kill a watch battery.

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It's funny and weird, I know

But have u heard any such hoo b4...?

illicit:
It's funny and weird, I know

But have u heard any such hoo b4...?

she is an interstellar.



ANOTHER WORD FOR TIME TRAVELER.

they always stop the clock whn they come in contact with it.

obiekunie01:
she is an interstellar.



ANOTHER WORD FOR TIME TRAVELER.

they always stop the clock whn they come in contact with it.

Are u saying she is not from around here...?