People point to their wrist because that is where people wore wrist watches. Many people wear wrist watches, but many do not since cell phones have taken over the time-keeping function. It would not be surprising that some folks would not understand where the gesture originated.
What is asking about something -- what is your name When is asking about time date -- when were you born I have left the question marks(?) off the questions because Wiki answers doesn't like answers with questions
"Before" typically indicates a time earlier than the point of reference, while "after" represents a time later than the point of reference.
it's from events it was in long time ago no point asking
"In Time" (2011). Stars Justin Timberland, Amanda Seyfried.
Lol what's the point of asking that? No one knows. All of the gods were made at the asme time.
We can not answer that because, while you may know what "it" is, you have not told us, so we do not know what you are asking.
This is asking about time. just like asking "what is the time?"
If I understand this question correctly, you're asking how meat is different from a time-telling device. There are many differences. Meat is an animal product, while a clock is manufactured from materials that most likely were not animals at any point. Meat can be eaten, while a clock can't be eaten. A clock can tell time but meat can't. Meat has a smell but clocks generally don't.
he wore 2 watches left and right wrists at the same time. in consequence of inventing a time machine.
The sign for "time out" in American Sign Language is to make the letter 'T' with both hands and then cross your wrists to show a pause or break in activity.
At one time chopped liver was a cheap cut of meat, while steak was an expensive cut of meat. So, asking 'what am I chopped liver' is a way asking if they think you have any value.
He showed the wounds on his wrists.