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Today, I asked my daughter what time it was. She stared at the clock for several seconds before muttering, "I don't know". She's 14 years old and on the honour roll, and yet she can't tell the time on an analogue clock. FML

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time to switch to digital clocks

I know college kids who can't read a regular clock. It scares me that these people are the future of this world.

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itsgen 16

I completly agree with 178

im 14 to and i cant tell the clock eiter and i know many that dont know the clock

itsgen 16

oops spelled that wrong, damn phone.

sad how they don't teach how to read analog. analog pocket watch has sum swag.

felah17 6

I think you misspell the word "analog"....

But, in the original version of this FML, the OP wrote "non-digital" instead of "analog(ue)". The mods changed it.

omg you guys are the retards, she sounds like she's got dyscalculia the opposite of dyslexia. I have a degree and I have this, reading clocks is hard, counting money and other things is difficult. come on if she is in honors how can she be stupid? start being a parent, get her tested, get her some support and you support her. stop writing on FML like her problem is funny.

clarkie007 0

it's not a disability, it's just laziness of society in op's cause

The opposite of dyslexia would be not having a learning disability. Dyscalculia is pretty much dyslexia with numbers.

HOLE. E. SHITE. fyl

WOOOOOOOOOOW I learned at like 18!! :4... That's the face right? Wait no it's :2... righr?

jackiemoonthepro 5

my kind of girl ;)