Am I losing my marbles?

[Rhisiart]

I just came across this little app. I can't tell you how much joy it gives me.

Who says Switzerland has nothing to offer the world (stereotypical simplicity aside)?

[reed]

I don't know about your marbles Rhisiart but I could go cuckoo if I had to listen to a .....cuckoo every 1/4 hour. Then again.... Ding Dong, ding dong, ding dong, ding dong every half hour could be a religious experience or very helpful for happy hour.
Fun app.

[VirtualTracy]

Your marbles are perfectly intact Rhisiart I just downloaded then purchased the license so I can enjoy the old grandfather clock chimes that remind me of saner daze ....

[Rhisiart]

Ah! So I am not alone.

Anyhows, whether I am losing my marbles or not, it probably won't matter come 10th September when they turn on the Large Hadron Collider over at CERN.

Some scientists believe it will create a black hole that will swallow the earth whole.

If I can still hear my cuckoo clock on the 11th I know I'm safe.

[VirtualTracy]

I paid for Cuckoo via PayPal then haven't received an email from the developer so I can unlock my cuckoo ... usually the email is instantly sent off ... cuckoo!

[Rhisiart]

It took a while for mine to arrive (also have you checked your spam filter?).

[VirtualTracy]

Originally Posted by Rhisiart

(also have you checked your spam filter?).

Thanks Rhisiart, not in mail.apps spam folder but I logged onto webmail and notice that Mail.app hasn't fetched the license key for cuckoo from my ISPs Server ... strange that? It has had no trouble fetching "new post @ macosx etc" mail but had given the cuckoo mail the cold shoulder.

Anyway I'm going to configure the clock to go off with a 'bong' every half hour.

[Rhisiart]

Bong it is then.... well, until the black hole forms.