by compound complex 12 Replies latest watchtower bible
Good morning, fellow posters.
I got up a few minutes ago to watch time disappear, right before my very eyes - an entire hour, to be exact. As the computer clock approached 2:00 a.m. I knew that this would be the first time I had ever done this: see the time go from 1:59 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.
The earth has moved beneath my feet ...
Please share your clock-watching stories.
Or is this going to be a dead thread?
It's up to you!
Thanks, and happy DST.
CoCo
I read your post then checked the clock. It said 1:11. Oooooooooo....
Hi Anne!
I type very slowly! I, too, saw the clock at 1:11 and a shiver clanked upward from the base of my spine, rose to my cerebellum (or do I mean cerebrum?) and shattered it. Yet, I continue to carry on as though I had a brain.
Numeric palindromes have that effect upon me, always have, always will.
Thanks and great hearing from you!
All the best,
CoCo
Hi Coco
I recently had a time disappearing experience. In August I ventured from my home in Australia and visited California for a few weeks. (Had some great times with some of the posters on this board by the way).
When it was time to come home something very strange happened with time. I left California at 11:30pm on a Wednesday evening and arrived home in Australia at 6 am Friday morning. Yet I was only on the airplane for around 13 hours. So where did those 17 and 1/2 missing hours of the Thursday go? Time really did disappear that week!!
Hopscotch - time traveller
IT did not disappeared, the demons took it.
Actually, the hour was duplicated. It disappears when we move the clocks ahead.
Thanks, Hopscotch, Cyberjesus And WTWizard:
Hopscotch:
Sorry I missed you whilst you were here! Yes, it happened to me when I visited your continent. Seems it was a full day of some 24 hours spent traveling on land and by air before getting to my destination. Oh, yeah, the disappearing act!
Cyberjesus:
You are a mystic!
WTWizard:
We count on you for logic and reason.
CoCo
That happened to me back in 1996. I was in the car with my friend Ashley going to her place in the East Bay and we were about to get on the Bay Bridge and I looked at the big BofA digital clock display on the side and it went from 1:59am to 1:00am. Blew my mind, as "daylight saving's time" was a complete foreign concept to me.
Sometimes when I look at an old photo of myself, I realize that I don't remember that day when it was taken and that young woman in the picture is long gone and has been replaced by me she is essentially dead.
I also think about all the days she lived that are forgotten, I can't really remember what she did ten years ago on a specific day yet i know those days were filled with activity. So yes time does disappear and is replaced with today.
Does dropping your watch to the bottom of a lake count?..
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...OUTLAW
