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Old 01-16-2011, 02:53 PM   #1
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In our house I never need a clock. All I have to do is holler, "It's time for dinner!" Coming from out of the west wing, "No it isn't it's only a a quarter to five!"

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In our house I never need a clock. All I have to do is holler, "It's time for dinner!" Coming from out of the west wing, "No it isn't it's only a a quarter to five!"

I rest my case.
I'm telling Colleen.

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A friend who lives on Whidbey Island worked with me at Boeing. While I was dragging all over the Middle East, he got Air Fiji to look after. On a trip to Fiji, he found what he called an "Island Watch" and brought several back for his neighbors. It was an analog watch with the hands removed and the word "NOW" painted on the face.
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