Happy New Year Clockfags,

Have never been able to grasp the Clock but have great respect for you fags who do.

Tried to ask a question in General Research late in the night on the night shift but an Anon disparagingly put "Clock work" at the same level as YTube prognosticators. One other anon stood up for Clockfags along with myself but, unfortunately, there were no Clockfags to answer my question.

Basically, my question is about the very new Q drop about the clock ticking and asking when the first alarm will ring, I think on Dec. 19.

Okay, since Q has been using the clock metaphor, may we infer that Q has set the meraphorical alarm?

May we also infer that Q, in the drops has hinted, using phrases like "wind the clock", that Q is leading us to picture in our minds a 12-hour clock?

If so, and using the metaphor of a 12-hour clock, if you have ever used such a clock, what is the longest in advance that one could conceivably set the alarm to ring?

If one had a very exacting 12-hr clock whose alarm could be set to the minute, as we might expect Q's clock to be capable of doing, we could conceivably set the clock's alarm to ring any time from one minute in the future to 11hrs59min in the future.

Here's where my ignorance of Clockfagging comes in.

How far out does 12 hours go on the Clock?

>>4539747

Is 12 hours, one revolution, roughly 60 days?

Would a 12-hour clock allow the clock, on Dec. 19, to be set for the alarm to go off anytime from 12/20 to 02/16? Assuming only one revolution is allowed before a set alarm time.

>>4541319

Much thanks Anon. Used to hang out in Clowns alot until a couple of months ago when Research was so shilled up it was like Babylon- a bunch of people talking over each other. Hard to jump in.

I remember going there because at the time it was one of the more quiet boards where you could actually have a discussion.

Used to talk to that Namefag guy who I thinks started the thread. Smart guy. Unfortunately, I think he was frustrated in his attempts to start dedicated threads focusing on specific topics. He left because of that. A shame because he really knew his stuff.

I may go over there to take a look.

Best wishes for the New Year.

>>4543435

No, not really.

But the wheel in the sky keeps on turnin'. Don't know where I'll be tmoro.

The he in a a dark wareouz place and he frien also in dat same dark warehouz place lookin fo da bad man what bin stealin from the boss man. So ones all if a accudent stumbles in the dark and make a noise and the other in a scared tremblin voice blurt out, "WHO DAT?"

And outta the darknes speaks a equally tremblin voice that afraid to answer just repeats the other and say, " Well who DAT?!"

And the first voice, in a scared tone demands, "Who Dat Who say Who DAT when I say Who DAT?!"

So then ya see the wheel come full circle, and dats the iron of it.

Cuz then you know it's spuritial and all. And Will the Circle be Unbroken an all.

An it's like the first ending of the Planet of the Apes when the circle if time ends and begins again. Nit like the Second ending, which was really the beginning of the Apes on the plant Earth.

But a different time line.