[edn4x4]

There may not be anything written on her shirt, but there IS definitely a message   

Maybe she has a couple of these under her arms:

[Bob2]

There may not be anything written on her shirt, but there IS definitely a message   

Roger that!

[Guy 13]

Roger that!

Hi Bob2.
Is that her phone number on the bottom of the t-shirt?
How about a zoom in picture so we can all see what really written on that nice tight t-shirt that is hiding something everyone would like to...
Well, I think I went a little too far with what I wrote, pardon me.

Guy 13

[rcag_ils]

my clock.

[Guy 13]

my clock.

Hi rcag_ils
That's a really special alarm clock.

Guy 13

[rcag_ils]

thanks Guy 13.

It's labeled digial timer, but actually it's all mechanical and analog. There's a little motor inside to flip the hour and minute digits.

I set it with my cell phone clock, and this all mechanical clock only off by 20 seconds, and I bet if I had timed it quick enough, it would be in sync with the digital clock. Amazing that they made something this good in the 70's.

[Guy 13]

thanks Guy 13.

It's labeled digial timer, but actually it's all mechanical and analog. There's a little motor inside to flip the hour and minute digits.

I set it with my cell phone clock, and this all mechanical clock only off by 20 seconds, and I bet if I had timed it quick enough, it would be in sync with the digital clock. Amazing that they made something this good in the 70's.

Hi rcag_ils.
(May I ask what is the meaning of your nick name?)
That was/is a fine clock, it was keeping the time with an accuracy that was good enough for every body except the people that work for the Atomic Energy.
Why do they have to change everything all the time?
I love stuff the the 70 and 80ties.

Guy 13