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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chipnchips 0
time to switch to digital clocks
krysxkatastrophe 14
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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bloddyhell 2
I'm shocked a parent would post this shit online. I learnt how to tell the time way before kindergarten. It's partly your fault that your child can be classified as ignorant. FHL for having you as a parent!
CausingChaos 0
Lmfao dumbass
166324 0
don't say anything about your daughter until you learn how to spell "honor" dipshit
monnanon 14
Thats how the rest of the world spells honour you egocentric fool
stacianichole 2
SO? obviously she's smart, some intelligent people have problems with analog. maybe you should've tried harder to HELP her learn "sadmother" - since that's part of your job!!!!
HU4L188 0
lol.. its not neccisarily a bad thing considering that most clocks nowadays are digital... i can do it but it takes me slightly longer than just looking at a digital clock and seeing "#:##"
geeksaresexy 18
It sometimes takes me longer to read a digital clock because my brain occasionally refuses to compute 24hr clock. This kid clearly can't tell time on an analogue clock at all, she looked for a bit and then gave up trying. If she can't tell time I blame the parents.. taking longer to read an analogue is one thing but not being able to read it at all is another..
geeksaresexy 18
Jesus Christ.. How many bloody Americans don't realise 'honour' is the original ENGLISH spelling. Stop 'correcting' people with your stupid bastardized lazy American spelling. They are technically BOTH correct, if anything honour is more correct. If you want to drop letters out of every bloody word that's up to you. Those of us who use correct English spellings shouldn't have to suffer your stupidity.
monnanon 14
How can so many people have problems reading an analogue clock, the hands point to the time for you its not exactly hard. I know im 24 but there were plenty digital clocks around throughout my childhood and i can read both, hell I can read the novelty clocks with the numbers backwards. its nothing to do with digital clocks being the only ones around (which they are not) or not being taught in school (take some ******* initiative people) or it being a dead medium its all to do with lazyness. There you go OP you may have a honour roll daughter but shes a lazy arse who couldn't be bothered learning something as easy as a analogue clock.
geeksaresexy 18
My brother taught me to tell time on an analogue watch when he was taught it at school, he was so excited about it! He wanted everyone to know he knew how to read the clocks! I don't know how anyone can't read a clock! What the hell are people teaching their kids?
redlinelxi 0
how the hell is she on HONOR roll than?
damian243 3
haha and yet you cant spell honor correct....
geeksaresexy 18
*honour *correctly
jjwing71 0
well the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. you can't even spell honor
breakingdawn25 0
In Canada there is no U in honor