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"Bear Grylls recently revealed that he has renamed his alarm clock “an opportunity clock” to avoid negative connotations.
What would you rename yours?  "
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I'm happy to (continue) calling mine by it's stated name: Patek Philippe. |
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"Bear Grylls recently revealed that he has renamed his alarm clock “an opportunity clock” to avoid negative connotations.
What would you rename yours? "
Bear Grylls can go and stick his stupid arse in a mincer!
An alarm clock is an alarm clock
And he is a blithering idiot  |
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"Bear Grylls recently revealed that he has renamed his alarm clock “an opportunity clock” to avoid negative connotations.
What would you rename yours? "
taken from zig ziglar. Who no doubt borrowed it from others.
It's a wakey uppy reminder thingamajig
ZZ also calls traffic lights "go lights" or something as their purposes is to keep traffic flowing. It's an interesting idea about putting positive names on things.
It's not a rejection. It's a redirection (or energies). Does that work ?  |
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"Bear Grylls recently revealed that he has renamed his alarm clock “an opportunity clock” to avoid negative connotations.
What would you rename yours?
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I'm happy to (continue) calling mine by it's stated name: Patek Philippe. "
That's showing off now but why not |
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"Bastard Thing", usually said as I try to reach it, bleary-eyed, from the bed. Invariably resulting in said Bastard Thing being knocked to the floor and then getting even further out of reach, all the while ringing and annoying me even more.
Thankfully, it's only used on weekdays.
No alarms are set on weekends if we can help it. Definitely not on a Sat anyway. And no alarms are set on holidays either. It's a firm rule.
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