08:03:38 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
Ya
I only have 1....well...2.....3....4...
if you count my game systems
1 is on my computer
others are on my game systems
08:04:23 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
Those don't really count.
08:04:31 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
they are digital...
<_<
they keep time = clock
oh..
08:05:00 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
So?
08:05:04 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
and I have two on my phones
08:05:05 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
They don't count.
<_<
08:05:08 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
Yes they do
08:05:11 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
Phones count
But no, consoles do not count
08:05:20 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
Do so.
08:05:20 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
they're not on all the time
08:05:26 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
So?
And the computer is on all the time?
=/
08:05:38 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
Mine is.
08:05:44 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
when the power goes out..the phone goes dead
08:05:49 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
So?
So do digital alarm clocks
08:05:56 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
when the batts go dead..the clock goes dead
08:06:10 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
You know... that's like saying "Can submarines swim?"
It's not the same thing.
08:06:15 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
Anything that keeps time like that, is a clock
08:06:16 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
Period.
But they don't count as a legitimate time-keeper
08:06:32 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
Do so.. =/
08:06:46 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
... no, they're not the same thing as a clock on a wall.
08:06:50 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
So?
They keep time
08:06:56 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
That makes them different.
Therfore I win my original argument
08:07:01 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
it's a damn clock
IT'S
A
DAMN
CLOCK
08:07:11 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
But it's still not the same thing as a wall clock
Therefore it's different.
08:07:18 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
I never said it was!!
It's STILL a clock!
08:07:30 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
No kidding.
08:07:33 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
-.-
OMG
08:07:36 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
But that's not what I originally said.
08:07:41 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
Did so
you said it don't count as a clock
08:07:49 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
It's still a clock, but it's not the same thing as a wall clock.
08:07:49 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
it does =/
08:08:05 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
A wall clock keeps time, a computer/console clock is merely a reference.
08:08:07 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
A watch is not a wallclock
08:08:13 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
No but it still keeps time.
08:08:19 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
So does the computer
08:08:23 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
It's a reference.
A computer clock can easily be broken, disabled, etcetera.
It does not keep time, but merely reports it.
Your CPU keeps time.
Not the computer's gui-interface clock.
A clock keeps the time itself and does not rely on extra things, like an interface coded out of binary.
08:09:43 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
...
So?
It's still a clock
o_O
08:09:50 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
I know.
But it doesn't keep time.
08:09:56 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
Ya, That's all I was saying
08:09:59 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
It merely reports it.
08:10:02 pm
~*Crystal-Lynn*~ Jase's Babygirl
WTF IS MY DOG BARKING AT
08:10:03 pm
Jase loves his babygirl. {C-LxJ}
Which makes them different