"Joe" wrote in message
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John Cairns wrote:
"DSK" wrote in message
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Joe wrote:
Sir...That's a Chelsea Chronometer...not a clock.


I bet the quartermasters on the Okie City called it a clock.

BTW I served with a guy who was on that ship off the coast of Viet Nam.
Small world.

DSK

Joe called it a "clock".

John Cairns

If it's on Rob's boat it's a cheap quartz clock...on RedCloud it's a
Chronometer.

Sure make noting time in the logs easy. has a 10" face, I'd like to
find the matching barometer at a decent price.

Joe

Bubbles has no need to record correct times, it isn't like he ever sails
anywhere.

John Cairns

"John Cairns" wrote in
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Bubbles has no need to record correct times, it isn't like
he ever sails
anywhere.


Bubbles' clock is permanently set to 'dinner time'.

Scotty

"John Cairns" wrote...
Bubbles has no need to record correct times, it isn't like
he ever sails anywhere.


Oh yes, he needs to know the time so he doesn't miss his
favorite programs on his investment-grade entertainment system.

Scotty wrote:
Bubbles' clock is permanently set to 'dinner time'.


And you can hear the alarm ring, anywhere he goes!

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message
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Scotty wrote:
Bubbles' clock is permanently set to 'dinner time'.


And you can hear the alarm ring, anywhere he goes!

. . . which is a straight line of minimal distance between his computer and
the dinner table.

Max

Maxprop wrote:
"DSK" wrote in message
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Scotty wrote:
Bubbles' clock is permanently set to 'dinner time'.


And you can hear the alarm ring, anywhere he goes!

. . . which is a straight line of minimal distance between his computer and
the dinner table.

Max

Max,

I do not think minimal distance is correct when refering to Brody's
dash to the troff. The path of least resistance would be the proper
term.

Joe