DOES ANYBODY STILL WEAR WRISTWATCHES? WHY

Someone should have told me that before!

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Joe Nation wrote:

I was shaving this morning ..

you seriously expect a2k members to believe that?

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Okay, you got me. I was just standing very still, I find it's the best posture, and I happened to see in the mirror the reverse image of the clock and I was startled to have a thought.

As soon I cleaned everything up, I dashed to my computer.

Joe(that backwards clock always puzzles me)Nation

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yeah if you look in the mirror and its 10 minutes before you ought to leave what time is it if your alarm clock goes off at 7 am gmt?

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Steve (as 41oo) wrote:

yeah if you look in the mirror and its 10 minutes before you ought to leave what time is it if your alarm clock goes off at 7 am gmt?

Is it daylight savings or no?

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http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/6189/clockup8zr.jpg

uh...

I think I'm late.

Joe(where are the keys to the time machine?)Nation

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To really play some mind games, take a tide clock and (once its set) remove the minutes and hours hands and only leave the tide cycle from your reference point. Then well talk.

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I looked through the cupboards.

I don't have a Tide clock but I have a bottle of Surf I can put a wristwatch on.

Wait.

I don't have a wristwatch.

Joe(jest a second)nation

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Joe Nation wrote:

uh...

I think I'm late.

Joe(where are the keys to the time machine?)Nation

I think you've got more than one issue workin' there, Joe.

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http://img358.imageshack.us/img358/5210/clockres2zj.jpg

That's better.

Joe(wind me up)Nation

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I wear one that has 5 timers that I can set by date & time. That way I don't miss meetings at work. The PC (I have several different ones at work) that has outlook on it doesn't have speakers and is locked down by IT, so don't hear reminders from Outlook. Works for me.

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Id forget what each timer was set for.

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kevmeist wrote:

I wear one that has 5 timers that I can set by date & time. That way I don't miss meetings at work. The PC (I have several different ones at work) that has outlook on it doesn't have speakers and is locked down by IT, so don't hear reminders from Outlook. Works for me.

That's what your PDA is for.

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I'm frequently out of clock range (walking in a forest, say, or at a playground with sozlet but nobody else) and don't have a cell phone or pager, so I like my watch.

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no, not since i almost got mugged in NYC in '76!

http://www.findwatches.co.uk/images/z_F-91W-1XY.jpg

i buy this cheapo watch, cut off the band, and carry it in me pocket...

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Region Philbis wrote:

no, not since i almost got mugged in NYC in '76!

i buy this cheapo watch, cut off the band, and carry it in me pocket...

Hey, I do exactly the same thing, RP! as a matter of fact, it almost looks like the same watch. Works good and takes a 5 year lithium battery.

I've noticed that since I've retired, I rarely carry it anymore though. I needed will working, but not so much now.

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i worked with a guy who did also...
hey, maybe it'll become a fad?

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i have a work supplied cell phone and use that for the time

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I have a stop watch that tells me the time. Don't have a cell phone; so gotta have something. Plus, I can time myself doing stupid random things. Much more fun.

p.s. Cell phones are annoying. ............<running like hell

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