FlyerTalk Clock-OMNI
Dec 8, 1998 | 11:14 am
#3
Commander Catcop
Join Date: May 1998
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Maybe it's fast because things download faster in Denver then New York City (NEW YORK CITY???!!!??) There's more open space and the air is cleaner (and isn't it the MIle High city so it's closer to the satellite!)
CATMAN
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Dec 8, 1998 | 12:09 pm
#6
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Catman should revist his memory. He has forgotten that a "New York second" is way faster than a "Mile High" second. Plus, Denver is right around the corner from the infamous "Atomic Clock". Now, of course, down here in TEXAS, we measure distances in time. Houston to Dallas-3 1/2 to 4 hours, Houston to Austin-3 hours, so FlyerTalk, being just a few minutes from the "Atomic Clock", should have the correct time. So, with the above in mind, it is reasonable that we get "60 Minutes" on Monday night.
Dec 8, 1998 | 1:41 pm
#9
Commander Catcop
Join Date: May 1998
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The important thing is that Flyertalk is always up and running for us to post our tips and comments and humour.
TIMELY OMNI ENTRY: I don't remember what a New York second is like. Remember, I live in the greatest state in the world... where a Jerzee second equals about 1.5 hours (turnpike, finding a parking space at the malls, riding teh commuter railroads, etc.)
But there's a lot of radioactivity in NJ so I'm surprised things don't work faster! CATMAN
TIMELY OMNI ENTRY: I don't remember what a New York second is like. Remember, I live in the greatest state in the world... where a Jerzee second equals about 1.5 hours (turnpike, finding a parking space at the malls, riding teh commuter railroads, etc.)
But there's a lot of radioactivity in NJ so I'm surprised things don't work faster! CATMAN
Dec 8, 1998 | 2:33 pm
#10
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I seem to have forgotten that "jerzee" is the the greatest state. Please do not mention "jerzee" when you visit the "Free and Great State of TEXAS" during the holidays, else you know what happpens to your passport and what I have instructed the Border Patrol to do.