World Clock

[abrax_pro]

http://www.peterrussell.com/Odds/worldclock2.swf


Look at those numbers... 

[Volatar]

the Abortions one is just scary to watch. 

[carbonkid]

That’s rather fantastic, I do rather take issue with the fact of bicycles produced per year how can they intend to keep up with the demand from Beijing? MORE BIKES PEOPLE! 

[abrax_pro]

I don't get the total internet users one.  How the hell could they possibly determine those numbers.  Bah...

[carbonkid]

by how slow my torrents are running, sad people in anoraks standing around hubs packet spotters, noting down hash values with a  thermos of hot tea.

http://www.objective-marketing.com/e-marketing/uk-internet-usage-statistics-2006/

[abrax_pro]

Ah yea and this:

http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm

[carbonkid]

and this

[Volatar]

and this

thats hilarious

[Cody900]

Worldclock is ballz.

It just starts on the last known estimation of a figure and just counts upwards. If you go to another tab and then come back, it resets to it's original position.

[CandleJack]

I'll use it whenever I need to know the time.

[PostalWorker]

and this

That's awesome and disturbing at the same time, because it's in tune with the song I'm listening too.  o.O`

[Radical Halo]

What song might that be?

[abrax_pro]

I bet it's a Pendulum song.  I bet it is, yes I certainly do.

[PostalWorker]

'Dr Reanimator - Move Your Dead Bones', the ship falls off the edge of the graph precisely in time with the beat, it's pretty awesome.   

[Laserrobotics]

and this

that reminds me of the relation between global warming and the total number of pirates in the world...

Worldclock is ballz.

It just starts on the last known estimation of a figure and just counts upwards. If you go to another tab and then come back, it resets to it's original position.

if you actually look at the website, it explains the way it works fully and in better terms than your argument