X is the Roman Numeral 10 and can be seen on clocks.
You also see XI for eleven and XII for twelve. Granted none of the times on the clocks I'm showing you include X but since X is on the clock face 4 times I figured it would work for X day.
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That was a clever way to get in what, I'm sure, must have been a very difficult challenge.
The thing I remember about the antique clock we had on the mantlepiece (when I was a child) was that the four was written IIII. So in school when I was taught it was IV I was surprised.
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas.
Good choice Carver. I never even thought of that X.
Your first comment was interesting about having a clock that said 4 as IIII. That's a first for me.
A TIMELY post! You'll see the neXt badge incorporates X as 10!
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X is tough, isn't it. Love your photos!
Wow! Gorgeous clocks and photos! Hope you had a marvelous Xmas!
I am not good in Roman numerals, up to X is my maximum.
Xcellent choice! You get X upon X for that!
Great looking clocks.
Now that is something I didn't even think of, and yet I look at clocks with Roman Numerals...where was my brain??? Good choice, and some lovely clocks.
Now that is something I didn't even think of, and yet I look at clocks with Roman Numerals...where was my brain??? Good choice, and some lovely clocks.
Beautiful clocks, and very accommodating that they are Roman numerals and not digital...
Great clocks and good way of covering X.
Awesome captures.
X-mas or Christmas, which one do you approve of? May you have a prosperous new year!
"X" marks the spot! Your X post works for me!
Good post! A nifty street scene, too...
Definitely counts. I need to remember this option for next time around.
loved your choice for X
http://jobryantnz.wordpress.com/2011/12/29/x-is-for-xanthippe/
Very clever, Carver!
Indeed very clever. :)
nice clocks ornamented joshua
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