Had to give you a like here for (at least) two reasons. First was the usefulness and timeliness of the information, and second was the astute use of the verb "adjust" in place of the more common and now archaic term "turn" (or "turn back" in today's case) because there is no (OK, little) actual turning of clocks to set the time any more. Reminded me of a colleague who once suggested that anyone who couldn't tell time using an analog watch didn't really know how to tell time at all. Or even older, that someone who couldn't shift gears using a manual transmission didn't really know how to drive.FINALLY! We start tomorrow at 1 o'clock. Don't forget if you can't see the game, you can always listen (at least according to the UConn schedule website.)
Also, don't forget to adjust your clock before adjusting your radio dial.
So... other than a win, what do you think will happen tomorrow?
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One of the biggest problems we have here in the southland is drivers on their cellphones, and drivers turning left (late) on red lights, most of which that were red before they got to to limit line. Everyone is in a hurry and can’t wait for a fresh green arrow or light.
But how are they with clocks?I encounter people everyday here in So Cal driving cars with automatic transmissions that can’t drive worth a damn.
But how are they with clocks?
I used to re-set twice as many clocks as I do now. More of them are automated. Maybe in the future people won't know what it means to set a clock.
Seeing that they always seem to be late, I'm guessing they are not very good with clocks, or time management.But how are they with clocks?
Californians are even worse here in Vegas, they're driving down the Strip with their cell phones filming the hotels and the lights, I've even seen a few Stop their cars to film the water show at the Bellagio.I encounter people everyday here in So Cal driving cars with automatic transmissions that can’t drive worth a damn.
Back to basketball, enjoy the game today everyone. No doubt we’ll have lots to talk about afterwards.
I think they should play local high schools instead if they can't have a D1 opponent. Another silly rule of the NCAA - you can play but no one can watch and no stats can be kept.
Honestly I don't have to adjust, turn, or turn back anything. Everything in my house is done automatically. By the way, for those of us with College Sports Live, the "Watch" option is there. It's not the big candle Cal will be, but let's light this mini candle! Time to play!
Annually my PA does a test of my mental capacity by saying : The big hand is on the 2 and the little hand is on the 10---what time is: How in the H--- am I supposed to know I wear a digital watch?? The last time I was asked that question was 81 years ago in first grade. Now if she up grades her question to digital I may do better??? Maybe not.View attachment 47711 This is why I went with a transmission with levers.
Looks simple enough. Wonder why they don't make all cars like this. One quick question: Where's the clock?View attachment 47711 This is why I went with a transmission with levers.
Actually I have a Seth Thomas, Hoadley, Eli Terry all built in or near Northbury/Plymouth Hollow, Terryville, or Thomaston Ct (all were once Northbury, i.e. North Waterbury.
I've seen that issue among a lot of people. Fortunately for me there are still quite a few analog (love that term) clocks around town which keeps my time telling skills sharp. Plus I live in Brooklyn in plain sight of the old Williamsburg clock/bank which still works. It's just a few blocks from the Barclay's Center.
