Time is Important in a Chess Game.

                     Metrodome ?

I also like the ''sand-timer''!  (post~#41) :-)

If you put your cursor on any image and click the right side you can copy any image and put it where ever you want to. Just a suggestion

The post numbers are too hard to see or read.

Thanks for the comment.

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I like Pink Freud. 

I used to grow and sell herbs.  My motto was "If you've got the money, honey, I've got the thyme."

Funny, I used to grow and sell herbs too. 

Do you think that was sage?

When I die I want my ashes to be made into an egg timer, that way I can still be useful.

Actually, it was more like oregano...

Denver, what IS that 3rd clock picture?  All I could imagine was Sherlock Holmes explaining how he'd deduced the exact time a murder was commited by pulling that out and saying "Elemental, my dear Watson!"

(I'm pretty sure that's not right ....)

P.S.  Love the egg timer ashes idea, rooperi...

Makes sense -- I don't know that I've ever seen an atomic clock before.  Didn't know they came pocket sized.

motherinlaw  

The third one is the Chemical Elements clock. Each element has been assigned a number, called its atomic number. In the Chemical Time clock, the numbers have been replaced by the symbols of the corresponding element. So on this clock there are 24 symbols.

H=one for Hydrogen and it goes aroun to Mg=12 for magnesium.

As time rotates, on the inside Al=13 for Aluminum, until it get to Cr=24 for Chromium.

Nice clock if you like elements like scientist do.

Actually, that "oregano" line has just reminded me of another Jim Croce song (which, amazingly enough, it seems was the B-side of "Time in a Bottle"):

Hey Andy, I think the flip side was "Working at the Car Wash" on the 45 record. My 45 are in a box in the garage.  But I been wrong before and will again.

Could be they re-released it with a different (and later) song...due to that whole She Lives thing.

That's an interesting point.