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A unique way of presenting time, unless you can't read. I don't know what it is with me and time these days, but I'm really feeling these clocks. Rather than the pedestrian 6:05, this word clock from Uncommon Goods delivers the time in phrases such as "quarter past" "twenty to" and other typical time phrases.

Definitely an interesting time piece to own (via notcot)

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violetvirus' recommendation

Like it or not, we live by the clocks telling us what time and what we are supposed to be doing at that particular time...and don't you just get bored after looking at these boring clocks all your life?..a little something that talks to you like a human would really spice things up a bit...a little something like this... (via ThisOne)

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Why do I love this? I don't know exactly - it just looks way cool! I could care less about the 'exact' time since I retired so this would be a perfect clock for not telling you exactly what time it is! I only want to know approximations anyway! (via ThisOne)

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You've never been one to be all that punctual.

So when Daylight Saving goes away this weekend, you're not worried.

And you're probably the perfect person to have the Word Clock, which keeps time in five minute increments, like "quarter past" and "ten 'til." The clock tells time in phrases, not numbers.