O'clock

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The time on a clock that doesn't care if it's AM or PM. It's just there to confuse you and make you feel stupid.
'It's 3 o'clock and you're still asleep? You're gonna be dead by 5.'
'Why is the clock showing 12 o'clock when it's clearly noon and you're hungover?'
'12 o'clock? That's not a time, that's a lie.'
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The time when office workers forget they're married and start doing it in the break room like they’re in a movie.
'I saw my boss at 2 o'clock. He was doing it with the new intern. I didn't say anything. I didn't want to live.'
'She was at 3 o'clock. I didn't say anything. I was too busy doing it with the printer.'
'It was 1 o'clock and the whole office was doing it. Even the janitor.'
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When a hot girl walks in and your bro is too dumb to notice. You say the time like it's a game of guess who. If she's behind him, it's 6 o'clock. If she's in front, it's 12. If she’s on the side, it's 3 or 9. You don’t care if it’s right. You just want to win.
'Bro, she's right behind you. That's 6 o'clock. You're blind.'
'He said it was 3 o'clock. I said it was 9. He lost.'
'You said 12 o'clock. I said 12 o'clock. We both won.'
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The time you were born, eighteen years later, and you're still stuck with the same face. It's like the universe hit you with a bag of bricks and said 'this is your eighteen-year anniversary.'
'18 o'clock? That’s not a time. That’s a joke.'
'I turned 18 at 18 o'clock. I didn’t even know what time it was.'
'He was born at 18 o'clock. He’s still the same dumb kid.'
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A moment when John Bradshaw Layfield messes up so bad, he’s not just wrong, he’s insulted. People yell at him like he personally attacked their dignity.
'He said 3 o'clock. It was 4. I yelled at him like he stole my lunch.'
'He messed up 5 o'clock. I called him out. He was embarrassed.'
'He messed up 10 o'clock. I said 'you're a dumbass' and left.'
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The time you go do your business. It's like your body says 'you've had enough coffee. Go drop a deuce.' It happens after lunch, after coffee, and after dinner. It's your body’s way of saying 'I'm not done yet.'
'I had to drop a deuce at 10 o'clock. My coffee was still hot.'
'He dropped a deuce at 3 o'clock. He didn't even eat lunch.'
'She dropped a deuce at 7 o'clock. It was a miracle.'
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The time of day that hits you like a truck. It’s when you’re either too tired to be alive or too early to be dead. It’s the time when your body screams 'I’m not doing this anymore.'
'4 o'clock? That’s not a time. That’s a curse.'
'He woke up at 4 o'clock. I said 'you’re a monster.'
'It was 5 o'clock and I was still tired. I didn’t even know what time it was.'
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