My wrist watch theory (or: how to tell J from P)

[1981slater]

My point: I don't have a wristwatch and they make me feel uneasy. When I was in the university, I used to leave one on the desk when taking an exam, to control the "tempo" but that's all. In spite of that, I'm very punctual. When I was younger and didn't own a cell phone, I checked clocks set in traffic lights or shops to know the time.

My theory: rationals, specially the serious (gamma-delta) ones, have wristwatches. Feedback this!

[FDG]

No, I'm like you. Wrist-watches just make my wrist sweaty.

[Rubicon]

Ooh I hate wearing watches too. I don't like the feel of them. I'd rather just ask old ladies for the time.

[1981slater]

Ooh I hate wearing watches too. I don't like the feel of them. I'd rather just ask old ladies for the time.

I never ask old ladies because they hit on me

[Rubicon]

I never ask old ladies because they hit on me

They try to hit me too, but I'm more agile than them.

[1981slater]

Careless/ farsighted.............??????

[MatthewZ]

I'm a chronomaniac; I lose my sense of balance if I don't know the time. I'm far too accustomed to wearing a watch. Sports watch, of course. Comfort > Style. I also use a 24 hour clock and have the time facing the same direction of my palm for easy access. I like my watch efficient.

[Creepy-cinq]

I don't wear a watch. Clocks are everywhere, so, there is no need. Also, I have a knack for predicting the time within a few minutes.

[Rubicon]

My theory: rationals, specially the serious (gamma-delta) ones, have wristwatches. Your feedback please!

fixed :-p