August 25, 2005

Curious George: What time is it where you are?

Right now it is 10:57PM where I am.

  • 11:58 where I am, 1:58 where I live, and 12:58 where my heart is.
  • 1:26 a.m. Time to logoff. 'nite.
  • 12:00 on the dot. Time for bed!
  • Time to give up on this worthless thread.
  • oh what a @#&*% I am... it's really 1:03
  • Time to get a new watch? greybeard.
  • 23.13
  • the time of my life ;]
  • If I tell you what I’m doing today Will you shut up and get out of my way?
  • I`m late,,again
  • along the strand I slowly walks and listen to the seabirds' squawks to know the time I consult my socks which both have cunning little clocks
  • 23:44 on August 24th, 2005 ian would say is located in beautiful Portland, Oregon, USA, Earth
  • 23:47, in SFO
  • What's the time? It's Def Con One! Said what's the time? Just give me some Big Mac, fries to go Give me Big Mac, fries to go...
  • Hammer time.
  • Too fucking early.
  • Time is a convenient fiction invented to explain why everything doesn't happen at once.
  • Time to stop screwing around on tha Intra-Web and get to work. Goddammit.
  • Fair enough. Now where are my fries!?
  • Time for a "where are my socks?" post.
  • Firm but fair, firm but fair...
  • firm but fair, firm but fair, are the feet with which I walk and either scrawny one of 'em I cram in an Argyle sock sad things have happened to my socks -- one from each pair will disappear and leave me in enraged despair wondering how it went, and where
  • it's time to set us up the bomb
  • Time for tea
  • It's now of course.
  • clever pelican
  • I just got up after taking a pain pill and thought that'd I'd check my ebay, my email and my mofi threads and now I am answering your question, 4:00am. Hey sexyrobot. It's a school night, isn't it? I've got an excuse cause I'm sick, but you should be in bed. Whasup?
  • What ARE you talking about? It's bloody lunchtime!
  • Time to get my stanky ass in the shower and get to work.
  • *cough / gag / opens window*
  • 13:41
  • 7:58 My SO woke me up.
  • time out came just in time the nick of time there's never enough time to run out of time in a timely fashion
  • Almost time to finish my pop-tart.
  • Yep, there it went.
  • 5:41AM now, Scratches butt, kisses wife, "Good mornin'"
  • To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 One of God's better efforts I always thought.
  • 6:06 AM. Time to get to greybeard.
  • err, under the heaven. Strike me now, O Lord, for I have fucked up Thy nice poetry
  • Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anybody really care?
  • 8:15 AM And time to get to work on all of this stuff.
  • Cenozoic Era. Holocene Quaternary, to be precise.
  • And the Lord spake, saying, "Thou shalt not get all assy when thou art quoting my words, and thou shalt make use of thy spellchecker. And the use of quotation marks, whether written or "air", shall be used when quoting my pith, or I shall pith all over thee, particularly if thou faileth to include the appropriate citation. Verily, thy laziness shall cast thee into a neverending pit of buggy word processing software, where the blinking cursor shall drive thee batshit.
  • 10:29 A.M. - time to stop harrassing new monkeys. drjimmy11
  • Praise the Lord!! (at 8:28 in the a.m. Central Kickass Stardard Time!)
  • 9:35 AM -- Time to GET ILL! Or get coffee. Either way.
  • Time for the people of this country to RISE UP!! And take this country back from the warmongering profiteers that are bankrupting it both financially and morally!! *adjusts beret* or perhaps it's just time for some caffiene.
  • What time is it? It's time for you to quit fucking with me!
  • ♫ Hammer Time! ♫ *waves hands in the air*
  • Whee! Time to get hammered! Too early though; it's only 8:27 a.m. here. Damn.
  • *slyly places delicous adult beverage just to the right of cynnbad*
  • *stares at cynnbad's drink enviously*
  • Make sure you signed out when you borrowed that Hammer!
  • I am here at work at 9:32 a.m. Well, sort of. The "at work" part will definitely require more caffeine.
  • While I agree with most of the previous comments, (and I'm not trying to start a flame war, or be a troll here) it's just that I feel that the current administration's policies regarding pancakes is not really indicative of the general populace (putting red and blue states aside.) Think of the children...
  • or... another way to put it is... time to make absolutely no sense.
  • No Time She left me. What voice colder than the wind out of the grave said: 'It is over'? Impalpable, invisible, she comes to me still, as she would do, and I at my reading. There is a tremor of light, as of a bird crossing the sun's path, and I look up in recognition of a presence in absence. Not a word, not a sound, as she goes her way, but a scent lingering which is that of time immolating itself in love's fire. RS Thomas, written for his late wife, who he was married to for fifty years. I love that last line.
  • It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.
  • Weird. I just read that line on a piece of paper on my professor's desk just last night.
  • It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing beforre us, we were all going to heaven, we all going direct the other way -- in short, the period was so far like the present period that some of its noisiest authotities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. -- Charles Dickens, , the opening sentence of A Tale of Two Cities
  • Time to make the donuts.
  • time out!
  • gosh darn you kimdog!!! I just scrolled down thru all these comments specifically intending to inform all monkeys that where I am its "time to make the donuts"....we must be in the same time zone ;)
  • it's time 4 coffee!
  • Well, I always feel "time to make the donuts" about my job these days. I was thrilled that no one trumped me on that one. (And actually, I am EST, but I got to work an hour late because I "overslept").
  • Why, it's Peanut Butter Jelly Time! Wot I just had on my toast.
  • 17.34 here in London (coffee time)
  • 9:42AM I thought you Londoners drank tea (or whatever it is you call that boiled crap) just kidding about the boiled crap remark -- kinda
  • NOW is the time. But is this the place?
  • Yeah, I've got the Time Rusty Daily Sometimes, when I am asked for the time, I can't resist saying; Yeah, I've got the Time I've got a minute to spare and time to call my own when I take my own sweet time it takes forever in a day but I've got break time, straight time and overtime for which I get time and a half I'll wait for a little time but not forever I've got time on my hands and time to spare a short time and two shakes of a lamb's tail I've got til hell freezes over until the cow come home, the last dog dies, until your blue in the face and until the end of time Are you getting my drift? I can be ahead of time behind time and work against time I can be late and foolishly waste my time every time I turn around someone gives me a hard time In good times I have a high old time, a big time and the time of my life I keep time and mark time whenever the time is ripe I have good timing and bad I can do two things at a time at double time but I'm not a two-timer time can fly, crawl, lag and drag or just standstill it can march on, run on or just run out I can call a time in or a time out I can buy time, burn time and hold on for a little while I look for time make time, occupy time and pass time I can take time off, serve time and pause for time I can take a break for five or ten I have good moments and bad mornings, noons and nights AM and PM seasons and semesters I got for a whiles, cycles and breaks short terms and long olden days and golden days and all my born days, a coon's age and a month of Sundays time is costly and you must spend it wisely you can be here for a little bit at whatever time and at the same time for a moment or a while and for the time being you can turn an everlasting moment into no time at all in an instant and the wink of an eye time heals, goes on by and sometimes it just stands still but time waits on no man Always remember to take a little time for yourself Yeah! I've got the Time lessee, it's 12:06 pm right now
  • Time is on my side, yes it is Time is on my side, yes it is Now you always say That you want to be free But you’ll come running back (said you would baby) You’ll come running back (I said so many times before) You’ll come running back to me 1:33p aka "It's morning, damnit!" I need caffeine.
  • quelle heure est il? c'est midi c'est l'heure de dejeuner
  • (au moins en californie)
  • Isn't this a repost?
  • when was that?
  • For make a visit in the morning. What o'clock is it? What o'clock you think it is? I think is not yet eight o'clock. How is that, eight o'clcok! it is ten 'clock struck. It must then what I rise me quickly.
  • It took the sea a thousand years A thousand years to trace The granite features of this cliff, In crag and scarp and base. It took the sea an hour one night, An hour of storm to place The sculpture of those granite seams, Upon a woman's face. Erosion, E.J. Pratt
  • Time to look back on what we've done time to gaze ahead and seize what's coming time to enjoy what's right by our side time to recall with a smirk our good moments time to put to rest our past blunders and it's 4:47 right now, about time I finish that mock-up if I want to leave anytime soon....
  • F**** it, it's 16:30 Can't make clocks and this thread synchronize...
  • No time like the present. *waits for deluge of presents*
  • It all started on the thirteenth hour, of the thirteenth day, of the thirteenth month.
  • 4:30! It's not late. Nah, nah. It's just early. Early. Early. It's currently 7:26pm on August 25th, 2005.
  • I can tell by the old clock that fell off the wall and is now sitting in the corner, it's 8:00PM Specific DoRight Time Prime Time! (But then, you'd need a TV to know about that...) Time is on my slide. No time like the pleasant. whatever.
  • Time, time, time- see what's become of me while I looked around for my possibilities; I was so hard to please... /kid in the 60s Hi wendell!
  • It's Closing Time
  • sometimes time is a when or a what or a thing on our hands is for change holds a promise an if and or but is a sentence for life is a current a flow is a thing we run out of it will come it will go is a season an age and always a tide it can ripen heal wounds hang heavy or drag it may stretch or may shrink time's the space where we think and the place where we feel and some hold that it goes round like a wheel time's elusive or solid as rock its a thing we don't easily fit so its passage we try to depict in timepiece or clock our first stories start once upon it time gives us this now to forget or to know (we don't really know how_ when it happens to us and we happen to it
  • Thank God no one's said "4:20."
  • D'oh.
  • Time to open up a big can of beets.
  • Time for a beer. BBBBBBBBBBBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELCH
  • It's 12:38pm here. Oh, and Guess Who just came to visit: No time, no time, no time, no time No time, no time, no time, no time I got, got, got, got no time I got, got, got, got no time I got, got, got, got no time No-no-no, no-no-no, no time No-no-no, no-no-no, no time I got, got, got, got no time No-no-no, no-no-no, no-no-no, no-no-no, no-no-no, no-no-no, no time I got no time, got no time, got no time, got no time, got no time Got no time, got no time
  • 3:01 pm and jim_t just made me laugh.
  • Very nice, Bees.
  • What all the snot-nosed brats used to say on the playground: It's half past the monkey's ass, and a quarter to his balls. They deserved to be slapped.
  • creeping thyme thyme after thyme thymeless
  • it's later than you think. well, it's later than I think. I think.
  • It's time for the 100th comment!
  • Ow, too much poetry here. What time is it? For me, it's never too soon, but it's usually too late. Oh, well.....
  • Oh, anyone have a basil recipe?
  • some are thyme and the living is easy thyme lions don't know hard thymes old-timers pass thyme and piece thyme winding up thyme clocks doing thyme keeping thyme wasting thyme
  • some are thyme and the living is easy Time for Porgy and Beeswacky!
  • Unfathomable Sea! whose waves are years, Ocean of Time, whose waters of deep woe Are brackish with the salt of human tears! Thou shoreless flood, which in thy ebb and flow Claspest the limits of mortality, And sick of prey, yet howling on for more, Vomitest thy wrecks on its inhospitable shore; Treacherous in calm, and terrible in storm, Who shall put forth on thee, Unfathomable Sea? Shelley
  • We so seldom nowadays say vomitest. And that, I ween, is for the best.
  • She is GramMa - We'd not rebuke Her copied prose For saying puke
  • The seas did heave The waves did spew Earl grasped the rail Hung over the bridge Threw up his hands in fear. The ship did hurl A near dead few To feed the sharks They were disgorged Into upheaving waters. *takes bow for dramatic, but retchingly bad, free-verse poem
  • such silence -- cicada song sinks into stone -- Matsuo Basho