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Bluelighter
Some one need s a Roger !
That's what bothers me most on a hot day if I'm wearing my work trousers, chafingMy thighs ? Vaseline. What![]()
waddling, duck style?That's what bothers me most on a hot day if I'm wearing my work trousers, chafing
I'm not fat it's maybe just the way I walk
Maybe ageingpartyfiend is onto something ,would explain a few other things![]()
Means to get buggeredSome one need s a Roger !
Alright get it, now not a dudeMeans to get buggered
My vans not smart enough to know the time so I just leave itGot two a digital self readjusting and one with arrows. They are 1 hour apart gonna let em stay that way. Old Clock family clock cool, wonder when they started that Summertime BS. Did our grandparent experienced this BS. Don t have a set rhythm so not bothered but it is apparently useless for the reason it was created energy preservation.
We are wasting more and more still afaik.
Long? Nah, I was talking girthWell it does with something 8 inches long![]()
I've not the vaseline for thatLong? Nah, I was talking girth
Apparently the concept was discussed long before being put into useMy vans not smart enough to know the time so I just leave it
It's at correct time just now
Clocks are almost at the point of just being something to decorate your wall withOld digital one not smart but smart enough. has that auto adjusting thing.
No clue how it works 2 nd hand one Hechinger battery operated German technology
https://www.hechinger.de/en/
Isn t there a system that adjust to a atomic clock, took the thing off took a ~minute tuning when i disrupted the battery. But it s on it as i type. This the thing mentioned don t know if that were it tunes to but, that is what i was told once ...Apparently the concept was discussed long before being put into use
Not sure I know they don't gain or lose time pretty much foreverIsn t there a system that adjust to a atomic clock, took the thing off took a ~minute tuning when i disrupted the battery. But it s on it as i type. This the thing mentioned don t know if that were it tunes to but, that is what i was told once ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_clock
I looked him up apparently he was one of the first to emphasize the butterfly effect"The Scottish physicist" James Clerk Maxwell proposed measuring time with the vibrations of light waves that must be it right. Looking at the pretty tiny device never knew what was inside, size of a coffee bean. What the ...