PETER MARINO ROCKS BVLGARI 

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This is the sort of thing that would have impressed my GRANDPARENTS, back in the LATE EIGHTIES, when they still thought S&M was chic. Since then, their views have changed. But "rocks"? REALLY? Who, besides welfare recipients, says "rocks", in that context? It's very "hip-'n-trendi", among the sort of people who'd buy Bulgari colognes, marked down at TJ Maxx (Or, can ghetto people buy them at CVS and Walgreens, now?). Are the sensibilities of those of us who buy your High Jewelry irrelevant? (I'm sure we account for less than one percent of sales - but STILL...). Or, is the typical customer for High Jewelry, even older than my grandparents? I can imagine a NINETY-something thinking a "hot leatherman" outfit was something "New-&-Kicky!" (assuming the ninety-something thinks the year is 1979).

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