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From: chine.bleu@yahoo.com
In article ,
miguel wrote:
> On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 11:01:09 -0700 (PDT), Mel
> wrote:
>
> >Clocks aren't very useful. All they are intended to do is tell you
> >what time it is, which isn't really that helpful unless you have
> >something important to do. To keep a clock around as a matter of
> >course seems a bit strange to me.
> >
> >And most clocks, these days, run on batteries. This is usually a
> >source of much frustration for most people. Not everyone keeps
> >batteries around that aren't already being used, usually for something
> >way more important than as a replacement power source for their clock.
> >
> >The day when clocks power themselves will be a joyous one!
> >
> >I suppose, when I think about it, some already do. Solar powered
> >clocks. I wonder how they performed this feat in the stoneage? Solar
> >powered sun dials?
> >
> >And what about at night, when clocks are generally most useful? I
> >guess that's why they invented battery operated clocks.
> >
> >You know the old saying "Time flies when you're having fun"? I wonder
> >where that comes from?
> >
> >I doubt it's from when someone throws their clock out their third
> >story window, because of it's crap performance.
> >
> >And don't get me started on forks......
>
> You a Palin supporter?
Is she leaning over again?
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