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    My son came over last night and brought the grandkids,when they were ready to leave,I asked Austin what time it was,he walked over,looked up at my digital clock and replied "eight dot dot zero two" he was exactly right,it was 8:02 pm,smart little guy!
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    LOL, That's great, hopefully those smart little kids can support us in our old age.

    Interestingly enough, I was waiting for them to put a battery in my Timex at the jewelry store, in the case in front of me was several expensive watches, with hands on them, no numbers.
    i asked a your man standing next to me, "How do you tell time with that?" he said, I don't know, it's not digital".
    I said, well maybe you gotta pay extra for numbers?...............
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    Yea,I have a nephew who at 20,could NOT tell time on a "normal" watch,but he couldn't read either,mom and dad pulled them out of public school,to homeschool them,poor kids don't stand a chance.
    Austin is 4 years old,may get him a "big boy" watch for Christmas,and start teaching him how to tell time on it
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    Very cute Nell!! (the 4 year old, not the 20 y/o )

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    Quote Originally Posted by nell67 View Post
    Austin is 4 years old,may get him a "big boy" watch for Christmas,and start teaching him how to tell time on it
    May I suggest that you get him this one? If he doesn't like it, you can always send it over to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken View Post
    May I suggest that you get him this one? If he doesn't like it, you can always send it over to me.

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    Yea,ummm Ken??? that would probably cost me about 3 years of my salary........
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken View Post
    May I suggest that you get him this one? If he doesn't like it, you can always send it over to me.

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    I guess I don't need to know what time it is, THAT BAD, LOL.
    Big boy watch, great idea, making change is also a lost skill........
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    Come on Ken, you know you would rather have this one

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justin Case View Post
    Come on Ken, you know you would rather have this one

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    I would, except that it doesn't have a day and date. Some people can't tell time. Me? I have problems with a calendar.
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    I like this one, just need to know what day it is:
    http://www.amazon.com/DayClocks-Clas.../dp/B0019F9ITE
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    Quote Originally Posted by hunter63 View Post
    I like this one, just need to know what day it is:
    http://www.amazon.com/DayClocks-Clas.../dp/B0019F9ITE
    I like the big print.


    eight dot dot zero two - very cute.
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