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[internalcage]

Has anyone noticed that the clocks are different? Its not the usual 12 hour clocks of 24 hours. Maybe I'm just seeing things.

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[ntjstapwn]

They've been like that since we got back from the island.

[internalcage]

I guess I didn't notice until now.

Have you had any luck with regaining memories?

[ntjstapwn]

I don't pay that much attention to the clocks anymore.

...No. Nothing at all.

[internalcage]

I guess everyone looses track of time at some point.

I see, I'm sorry.

[ttlyisabard]

It's different ... but the 12 hour clock was different for me anyway.

[internalcage]

How many hours were you originally used to?

[ttlyisabard]

Well ... there were 360 minutes in the day. We cut them into 6 hours ... three day and three night. So 60 minutes an hour is the same ...

What's your clock based on? Ours is because there are 360 days in the year ...

[internalcage]

Ah, well its somewhat similiar, just with 24 hours for day and night for 7 days. Then there's roughly about 30 to 31 days in a month which make up 12 within a year.

[itispersonal]

[She has no idea where the text on her communicator comes from, but... it seems fairly simple to reply, so she types a response.]

Military time. Fairly standard, actually.

[internalcage]

Military time? I don't think its the same as the current clocks.

[itispersonal]

Twenty-four as opposed to twelve? Of course, I tend to consider twenty-four hour reads military time. Too much Army breeding, probably.

[internalcage]

Ah, I guess I should have said that they're in ten hour intervals now. Sorry about that, miss.

[lovesvests]

Can't say I've paid any attention to them yet.

[internalcage]

Sounds like everyone else on the boat.

[internalcage]

A clock is something that keeps track of time.

[internalcage]

How about a device that records time? Does that work better for you, Pamela?