justamemory

yo were you on Kool Aids Rofl Thread?

booms of doom hits the nail on the head^^

but hav go to bed now, its 3 am down here :P

see ya later

i have no idea.
every class i tried so far was awesome :<
first was a sin, quite tough from 13-16, but awesome class
second was a chanter, awesome but maybe overpopulated
third was a sm, awesome but broken
fourth was a sorc, awesome but also overpopulated

but i think ill stick with sm or sorc, i just love the spellbook and orb animations <3

there are some nice tunes in asmodae, rolled 3 asmos and 1 elyos by now

theyre all wonderful, my favorite changes from day to day^^ yesterday death waltz, day before yesterday tower of eternity, today forgotten sorrow...the tunes from 00:45 to 00:55 are...well im austrian, dont know the english word to describe that^^ "more than just awesome" maybe :>

btw, listening to fairy of peace just now :P

why should i drive away my first guest, would be kinda rude, wouldnt it?

hey there, welcome to my forlorn sanctum^^

Interesting tid bit i know you'd enjoy! lol had to share this with someone...
Why do clocks/watched display the time 10:10 while in the box/on shelf?
A search on "watches" results in plenty of timepieces reading 10:10. Of course, there is some variation on the theme: 10:05, 10:08, 10:12, etc. I also found a few left-field entries: 8:20, 4:30, 2:35.
But for the most part, watch ads stick to roughly 10:10. Strangely, i also found plenty of digital watches set to the same time. This is obviously some kind of advertising standard. Why? Did some famous watch inventor die at 10 past 10? What's the significance?
According to a reliable source, the reason is purely aesthetic. A watch reading 10:10 has a clean, symmetrical look. Also, the hands don't obscure the watchmaker insignia, which is usually located directly below 12 o'clock.
Apparently, the practice started in the 1920s, and it stuck. For a great history of the 24-hour analog clock, check out Pete Boardman's web site.

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