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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insanemoment 0
i cant either and im 14.
AtomicBryce 0
wow
RabidBunny 10
Teach her how to read the shadows (or stars if it's night) it's so much easier!
RabidBunny 10
Really? I feel honored! ;D
sillygoth243 0
teach her!
ryandale 0
for one thing your the dumb ass, those "non-digital" clocks as you call them have a name. its called "analog"
lasergoespewpew 0
You need to understand teenage girls they go through alot!
hidingout777 0
Your life is ****** because your daughter can't tell time? How about you should teach her instead of bitching!
SavanahIsMyName 4
i would do the same....
Flounder 2
I'm a 23 year old, multiple Dean's List recipient with Asperger's and I can't tell time on an analogue clock.
perdix 31
They've watered down what it means to be on the Honor Roll. If you are not a criminal, a druggie, a drunk or pregnant, you're in! She may not be able to read an analog clock, but I'll bet she can beat the shit out of you in Angry Birds.