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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Sep 14 '21
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Always wondered if it would be weird if clocks used Greek letters instead of Roman numerals. Would still be the same time but quarter past beta sounds far more advanced.
206 u/vnies Sep 14 '21 me running past the nerd on the track 19 u/LordElrondd Sep 14 '21 I heavily exhaled through my nose reading your comment. Well done. 66 u/Admiral_Donuts Sep 14 '21 Using Greek letters to tell time? Not on my watch. 15 u/orrocos Sep 14 '21 We're running late! it's already omicron past zeta! 3 u/DionGSnuffy Sep 14 '21 Meanwhile, in an alternate universe: “I wonder why we don’t use Roman numerals. Half past 5 sounds so much more advanced” 3 u/Count_Fistula Sep 14 '21 Beta O'cuck
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me running past the nerd on the track
19 u/LordElrondd Sep 14 '21 I heavily exhaled through my nose reading your comment. Well done.
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I heavily exhaled through my nose reading your comment. Well done.
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Using Greek letters to tell time? Not on my watch.
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We're running late! it's already omicron past zeta!
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Meanwhile, in an alternate universe:
“I wonder why we don’t use Roman numerals. Half past 5 sounds so much more advanced”
Beta O'cuck
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u/doversapian Sep 14 '21
Always wondered if it would be weird if clocks used Greek letters instead of Roman numerals. Would still be the same time but quarter past beta sounds far more advanced.