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paulguy Green Birdo Level: 93      Posts: 481/2294 EXP: 8032375 For next: 20435 Since: 09-14-07 From: Buffalo, NY Since last post: 9.7 years Last activity: 9.7 years
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Paulguy's Post configuration Read on the toilet. Bathrooms are usually relatively quiet.
Generally when I'm tired, I screw all kinds of things up, like reading the time or really reading anything. My brain is already really scattered as it is... ____________________ |
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| Does it count as reading the time wrong when you panic about being late or about what time it is only to find out the "clock" you read was the timer on the stove for that night's dinner? Plus the occasional reading a clock without AM/PM on it and mistaking 3 AM and 3 PM. |
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Originally posted by SupakitsuneOriginally posted by Metal_Man88I do this ALL. THE. TIME. All the... time????? GET IT  ____________________ new layout coming soon |
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Whenever a clock is wrong, I just subtract the amount of wrong hours.
Minutes is usually all I need. ____________________  |
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There's a bunch of sticker residue covering up the first digit on my alarm clock (no, I do not know why I put a sticker on it) and a lot of the time it causes me to wake up and think it's 1 or 2 PM when it's really 11 or 12 AM. Makes for some unnecessary (but brief) stress  ____________________ new layout coming soon |
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paulguy Green Birdo Level: 93 Posts: 484/2294 EXP: 8032375 For next: 20435 Since: 09-14-07 From: Buffalo, NY Since last post: 9.7 years Last activity: 9.7 years
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Paulguy's Post configuration I do the looking at a clock then forgetting what I was looking for and not getting the time thing a lot.
My conputer's clock used to always be wrong too, because the time was set to eastern but my os thought it was utc and compensating to make it eastern. Or I forgot to change it from what it was set to at the factory. Then I was just too lazy to fix it... I'd just live with it and always do the math. This was bad when I was tired so it'd screw me up. ____________________ |
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Acmlmboard - commit 47be4dc [2021-08-23]
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I read the numbers for the hour wrong a lot, which usually results in me waking up very early (4:00 in the morning), or sleeping late (Sometimes it's 1:00, but I think it's 11:00). 
