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What movie was it where one of the characters actually had an hourglass strapped to their wrist? Probably Monty Python.
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“What movie was it where one of the characters actually had an hourglass strapped to their wrist?”
At least one Bugs Bunny episode as well as several sundial wristwatch’s.
What, you mean there’s other forms of entertainment besides Bugs Bunny?
Reminds me of Space Invaders.
Two bases against each other? Who wins?
All your bases belong to …
Why don’t they simply make a 2″ color LCD screen watch form factor, and let us choose / hack what we want as a watch.
Mini-USB port.
Render Big Ben on your watch, have it Auto-Connect to any Blu-Tooth speakers . . . !!!
I found a similar watch to what I just posted.
http://tinyurl.com/4tdzqa
But looks ugly.
I’d like something slick, that if I upload the cropped JPG of a Rolex, it will look like I’m wearing a Rolex…
It was History of the World, Part 1.
“He was supposed to be here over 30 grains ago.”
Time Bandits
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“Why don’t they simply make a 2″ color LCD screen watch form factor, and let us choose / hack what we want as a watch.
Mini-USB port.”
Slick Idea, patent it, I think it would sell.
wait isnt this the communicator from the first star trek movie???
Apparently, this hasn’t been manufactured yet.
I think I saw something like this in the cartoon show “The Roman Holidays” (basically it was “The Flintstones” in Rome).