Takes you at least 2 seconds to find out what time it is.
We need to know the time quite often.
How much time is wasted considering time?
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Takes you at least 2 seconds to find out what time it is.
We need to know the time quite often.
How much time is wasted considering time?
I waste soo much time checking the time. Normally use the mobile phone and it doesnt come on for about 3 seconds and I check it about a million times a day...
"Do you ever look at your watch and immediately forget the time, so you look again? And still it doesn't register, so you have to look a third time. And then someone asks you what time it is, and you actually have to look at your watch for the forth time in three minutes? Don't you feel stupid?" --George Carlin
So true and happens to me all the time :D
In after thought thinking that people who wear watches have a certain distinction is quite absurd. However, having a watch does sort of fill in that long space on your arm.
I have a watch therefore i know time. = efficiency (or stress)
The arm space filler does have a point thought.
Watches have been proven to not boil your eggs.
I don't wear a watch.
I have people to do that for me.
I'm with clocker.. Though your username would suggest otherwise.. :unsure:
I said I didn't wear a watch.
I do carry a precision regulator at all times.
Fair 'nuff :smilie4:
I wonder how much time has been wasted looking at this thread about wasting time by checking the time all the time?
It's all relative, man.Quote:
Originally Posted by chalice
-bd :)
No matter what you do to waste time, it goes anyway :unsure:
I don't wear one.
Actually, I have a big digital "atomic" clock about three feet in front of me, most of the day. :whistling
10 points to title of this thread.
I don't have a watch. The last watch I had broke and I couldn't find one I liked to replace it, so I didn't bother.
That was about 3 years ago. I don't miss it - True story.
I haven't had a watch since I was a ween.
I don't care about the thyme. Most of the thyme.
Oh shit I'm late for bed and now I won't get sex :fist:
I stopped wearing a watch about ½ year ago because I felt I was looking at way to often. Now I find myself looking at the clock on my cell phone :-(
Did she start without you Barbie :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
You would though, wouldn't you? If you lived with benchez like.
Not exactly, no. :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by enoughfakefilesDid she start without you Barbie :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
She does. It just gives me the raging horn to tell the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
I didn't wear a watch for ages (few years). Mrs JP came in one day and said "Hoi, heid, I got you a really nice watch. Wear it" so I do.
True story.
(I paraphrased Mrs JP)
This is it btw, not the actual one but a phoatie of the same model.
You know what I mean.
http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...mo/4b72_12.jpg
It's so noticeable it would be difficult not to wear a watch like that.
Not if you wanted to live, I imagine.
Isn't that Robinho's £51,000 watch. :unsure:
Looks like a fake :O
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by lynx
It does rather stand out.
I have no idea whose watch that is, like I said it's just a phoatie I found on the internets. I'm wearing mine just now.Quote:
Originally Posted by benchez
Your wearing a phoatie?Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaullike I said it's just a phoatie I found on the internets. I'm wearing mine just now.Quote:
Originally Posted by benchez
Your face is a phoatie.
Not at the moment, ive got it on.
i dont wear watches from years
believe or not this one is like my 1st watch;romantic times :wub:
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e2...vaauto/w01.jpg
And the infection spreads.
haven“t got one!!! :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
...an airborne virus - ineradicable.
-bd
dont use it anymore! but I always have my mobile to check :lol: