leonmarino Back Joined 19 May 2006 Messages 1,258 Reaction score 64 1 Dec 2006 #1 Or isn't it? It seems like the JREF-clock is off by about 20 minutes.. (It is proper English to say the clock is "off" right?)
Or isn't it? It seems like the JREF-clock is off by about 20 minutes.. (It is proper English to say the clock is "off" right?)
Grandpa Frank Sempai Admin Twenty-year veteran Joined 21 May 2003 Messages 14,310 Reaction score 4,404 1 Dec 2006 #2 Hummm?? Maybe time is different in the twilight zone? OR....when you beam aboard the JREF spaceship the time continuim is warped? Uncle Frank
Hummm?? Maybe time is different in the twilight zone? OR....when you beam aboard the JREF spaceship the time continuim is warped? Uncle Frank
jeisan Kongming Joined 24 Feb 2003 Messages 3,523 Reaction score 69 1 Dec 2006 #3 i cant remember the clock ever being right.
Davey ε θΌ© Contributor Joined 5 Feb 2005 Messages 7,694 Reaction score 627 1 Dec 2006 #4 Maybe it is because of the millennium?
RockLee Hullu Joined 22 Apr 2004 Messages 3,806 Reaction score 133 1 Dec 2006 #5 On JREF time goes by really slow, so you feel like you're here for an eternity!
leonmarino Back Joined 19 May 2006 Messages 1,258 Reaction score 64 1 Dec 2006 Thread starter #6 So I take it no-one takes me seriously huh.. It's just like real-life!!
Mikawa Ossan γγγγοΌ Ten-year veteran Fifteen-year veteran Twenty-year veteran Joined 17 Sep 2005 Messages 6,017 Reaction score 1,970 1 Dec 2006 #7 Don't feel bad, leonmarino! The Jref clock issue has been known for a long time. I think of it as Jref being in it's own alternate reality, one which so happens to be 20 minutes or so different from every place on Earth!
Don't feel bad, leonmarino! The Jref clock issue has been known for a long time. I think of it as Jref being in it's own alternate reality, one which so happens to be 20 minutes or so different from every place on Earth!