What is odd . . .

[JPGhost]

. . . about this doormat?

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looks like pee-invested doormat :-s

 

[JPGhost]

^
infested! Screw auto correct (which helped 90% of my typing )

 

[SaskGuy]

Here's something I spotted on Kijiji; I have no idea why such a thing even exists. It's a fake clock with painted on hands!
Oh, and it also has IIII instead of IV... but in this case it doesn't matter as much since the damn thing isn't even a real clock.

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[Willie Boy]

Here's something I spotted on Kijiji; I have no idea why such a thing even exists. It's a fake clock with painted on hands!
Oh, and it also has IIII instead of IV... but in this case it doesn't matter as much since the damn thing isn't even a real clock.

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Its considered a piece of art.

 

[gsdx]

Oh, and it also has IIII instead of IV... but in this case it doesn't matter as much since the damn thing isn't even a real clock.

That isn't particularly uncommon. Here's a screen cap of a Google search with 18 clock faces. Eight of them are 'IIII':

 

[Kyanimal]

Its considered a piece of art.

In who's trailer?

 

[Willie Boy]

Yours .

 

[Kyanimal]

In who's trailer?

Yours .

I can't afford one.

 

[Willie Boy]

Trailer or art?

 

[Kyanimal]

Trailer or art?

Yes ...

 

[Willie Boy]

Neither? I feel sorry for you!

 

[Essex Boy]

All very interesting, but what about the Easymix doormat?

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[frankfrank]

Surprising that IIII is "somewhat" common on clocks, but nowhere else.

Good spot on the 6 minutes in the OP, though - I stared at it for ages and didn't spot it.

-d-

I spotted it in less than :10 and that's because I had to think on, and go ahead and, enlarge the image to see the painted-on seconds markers. I suspected exactly this as soon as I could see nothing else wrong with the clock.

Here's something I spotted on Kijiji; I have no idea why such a thing even exists. It's a fake clock with painted on hands!

I WILL say that it is correct twice a day, though.

A clock in the U. S. (except in Arizona or Hawai'i) which has a painted face showing the time as [1: something], though, can be correct THREE times on the date that Daylight Time is turned back.

My geekiness on display.