Greatest Clock in the World
Givesnew meaning of "time goes by so slowly"
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Hiya :)
11 :P
It is a sound idea however people nowadays don’t actually look at the numbers they memorized the positions so even if I use smiley faces people would still know the time. Its cognitive recognition. Its just another marketing ploy aimed for the “geek” bandwagon everyone riding on.
For a real challenge take a look at the binary watches. Btw whats up with all these 9’s even the logo has a 9. Also who needs to know what time is it making it like a big deal or something. Time should reflect how you feel at that moment :P
Example:
Time to Party
Time to sulk and be depressed
Time To Kill
ur kidding me! do they total up to the actual number?
[…] have a thing for strange clocks/watches. Something that is a mathmatical standard can have many arbitary definitions and […]
3jeeba!