My new car has an analog one instead of a digital one and I'm having a hard time to read it lol. It's mostly cause it's one of those with just marks instead of actual numbers.
There goes the best Michael Jackson joke of them all.they don't know how to read a clock face.
but i'll just use a digital.
there's no need for analog clocks or watches anymore, it's like using an abacus instead of a calculator.
An abacus is not considered a piece of attractive number counting jewelry therefore your comparison is flawed
I suspect most younger folks don't wear watches at all because their phones never leave their hands.I wonder how many younger folks wear analog watches these days. The only 20 somethings I know both wear analog watches. I never paid attention whilst walking about but I will now.
I wonder how many younger folks wear analog watches these days. The only 20 somethings I know both wear analog watches. I never paid attention whilst walking about but I will now.
I remember in the pre industrial era, Europeans and Americans usually sleep for four hours then wake up in 12:00am mid night. Stayed active for two hours or so and go back for another 4 hours sleep. It must’ve been glorious.
I'm pretty sure most Americans could use some backbreaking labor. A few reps of 300# off-the-sofas would be a good start.they had to go to sleep immediately because they were physically exhausted and worn out from yet another day of backbreaking labor and needed time to recover to be ready for even the most basic civilities. Yup, glorious.
I'm in my early thirties and wear an analog watch daily, although this is a relatively new development over the past few years. Admittedly, at this point the watch is an accessory more than a tool, although I do glance at it to check the time.I suspect most younger folks don't wear watches at all because their phones never leave their hands.