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no cons if you like time travel, he said
Jun. 29th, 2008 02:00 amPOssibly the greatest review of a alarm clock I've ever seen:
I was wowed by the low price, and even more amazed to find out that not only does this alarm clock take AA batteries, but it also defies modern science by implementing time travel! I had set my alarm, only to come back and find that the time on my clock was a few hours ahead of that on my computer. After rigorous stopwatch testing, I concluded that the Insignia minute is actually 45 seconds (Greenwich Mean Time). A feat of modern technology.
I was wowed by the low price, and even more amazed to find out that not only does this alarm clock take AA batteries, but it also defies modern science by implementing time travel! I had set my alarm, only to come back and find that the time on my clock was a few hours ahead of that on my computer. After rigorous stopwatch testing, I concluded that the Insignia minute is actually 45 seconds (Greenwich Mean Time). A feat of modern technology.