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It is said that time waits for no man.

And when that man realizes that his time has come,

he will check his watch to make sure that he is in the correct time zone.

For with the passing of each season, summer to fall, winter to spring,

a man can only wait for his time to come,

because as the sands funnel through the

hourglass of history a man can hope in some small way to make his mark on the

passage of time and in doing so cement his place

on the wall of timeliness that marks the ticking of each individual timepiece.

Because as we all know, time takes time.

And time pieces take on many forms, the gold watch of the plantation owner, the hourglass of the

ancient polymorphians, the battered wristwatch of the grizzled World War II

dog face, the oversized wrist ornament of a

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