Years ago when I had a paper route, one of my neighbors was an electrician at the local factory. He would have me drop his newspaper off inside his garage. Except during the deer seasons, when hunters would hire him to clean and butcher their kills.

That page is so full of WTF I don't even know where to start.

RIGHTEOUS

pretty color!

Getting very drunk right now on a 1L bottle of this. Very excited right now that I get to keep being alive for a while and get even better at this.

The picture on the right is you at Art Therapy, right?

shiut.. he was making pot(s)!

@cityofprogress basically, yes.

where is this at?

midtown somewhere

so so so so jealousssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

@O_C outside Radio City at the upfronts, I believe.

@Vidiot cool, thanks

There is indeed always money in the banana stand.

someone please tell me how I can get this clock made

1. Purchase cheapo wall clock from Ikea. eg: http://www.ikea.com/us...
2. Disassemble clock. This might be as trivial as unclipping the bezel ring from the back.
3. Pull hands off mechanism. You can do this with your fingertips.
4. Print out the clock dial above at an appropriate size. Since you now have a disassembled clock. you can measure the radius of the clock face easily.
5. Cut printout, poke hole in center, glue to clock face.
6. Reinstall hands onto mechanism.
7. Re-clip backing onto bezel ring.

@ardgedee this is good.

Why is my name on that clock?

Alternatively, you can just by a movement and hands at any hobby store, and make your own that way, but the IKEA option is far cheaper. It's probably even cheaper than a clock you could find a thrift / secondhand store.

Ikea here actually sells a clock which is pretty much just the movement that you don't even need to disassemble to do something like this.

@chadlavi I like the way you think

@ardgedee thanks for the instructions. This will go on my to do list