Sir snott's watch

[Roark]

John,

Please inform us (your pm is full) of the exact

time you shot that wonderful contribution to

our Inch history.

In 1931 Pathe Frere films presented a film of

Inch himself lifting (the) (a) bell; wouldn't it be

marvelous to be able to compare that footage

to yours.

No wonder you have been knighted, Sir Snott.

[Sybersnott]

Roark,

In all honesty, I can't give you an EXACT time... only an approximate one.  I think 3Crusher and Tom Black could be counted on with their descriptions since I didn't look at my watch before Mark came on.  If I only hit the timer/date mark on my camcorder.... never thought about it, and probably regret it now.

[1stCoC]

The time...... you know as I think about it..... I walked upstairs to my room after the lift, Henrys speach at the podium,and others trying the bell and it was 1:08 AM. I kinda guess the lift was done a bit past midnight on the 22nd thus putting it into the early hours of the new day the 23 rd of June.

[Bill Piche]

Steve Weiner did look at his watch. It's posted elsewhere.

[Bill Piche]

Here's the post.

http://grippage.cyberpump.com/cgi-bin....;t=2221

[1stCoC]

We all must have been in shock....for almost two hours to go by past the closing event (for me to get to my room) does seem a bit long if it were not for 3 crusher saying he looked at his watch I might think the cam corders times were off due to the change(forward) in daylight savings time. Or, does the unit automatically adjust for this? As usual....just wondering...............